Free eBook Promotion from Spring Leaf Books 16.05.12

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Spring Leaf Books has announced that the Kindle e-book editions of the following titles will be free on Amazon on May 16, 2012. If you haven't picked up any of the Authors’ publications yet, this is a great opportunity to try one of them for free.

OTOLI by Bryony Allen.
The heart-rending story of a young girl who rises above bullying and betrayal of friendship through inner strength and fortitude. ...A poignant story of friendship and revenge. Read more...
Amazon Kindle Link - OTOLI

Two Little Dicky Birds by Neal James.
An incredible crime thriller novel with a tightly-woven plot that will have you in tenterhooks and keep you guessing right till the very end. This is the number one page turner; it will defy your efforts to put it down! ...a gripping detective thriller!! Read more...
Amazon Kindle Link - Two Little Dicky Birds

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'OTOLI' and 'Two Little Dicky Birds' are in The People's Book Prize 2012 SPRING Collection.

Voting is open to all Readers and the general public. Read the books and cast your vote.
Stage one voting closes on 20th May 2012.
Stage 2 finalists voting will take place from 21st May to choose the overall winner on 30th May 2012.
The People's Book Prize is the unique democratic Book Prize voted exclusively by the public so it is the public who choose Britain's Next Bestsellers. Its goals are to discover new and unknown works, eradicate illiteracy and support reading uniting the community as a whole.


Authors
Bryony Allen is the author of two books: 'Mystery Deceit and a School Inspector' and 'OTOLI'Neal James is the author of four books: 'A Ticket to Tewkesbury', 'Short Stories - Volume One', 'Two Little Dicky Birds' and 'Threads of Deceit'.

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