Free eBook Promotion from Spring Leaf Books July 10 - 12, 2012 #Kindle #eBook #freebook

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Spring Leaf Books has announced that the ebook edition of 'Me and the Foreign Girl' by James McCarthy is free on Amazon from 10 - 12 July, 2012.
If you haven't picked up any of James McCarthy's publications yet, this is a great opportunity to try one of them for free.

"Author James McCarthy brings this voyage to life with a cast of unforgettable characters in a rousing sea-faring tale of courage and determination, love and loss, fear and faith."
The Plot:
Caught in an Atlantic storm the ‘Annie L.’ is sinking. Its motley crew; the Skipper, his sensible nephew Pat and deck hand Coleman seem to have a death wish. Life had failed each of them in its own way. The exception is the beautiful red haired marine biologist from Finland. She wants to live…
Hundreds of miles from the homeport of the picturesque Achill Island on the west coast of Ireland, there may be no chance of rescue.
Spring Leaf Books...

“A unique thought-provoking style that will keep you well and truly immersed till the end” ...publishedbestsellers.com

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