Get Your Free Copy of Spanish Billioniare, Innocent Wife!
12 Comments June 2nd, 2008 in eBooks, offers, online read Posted by AmyKate Walker’s newest Harlequin Presents release Spanish Billionaire, Innocent Wife is now available from DailyLit for FREE! This is a special summer promotion available until August 31st.
If you haven’t heard of Daily Lit before, it’s a site that sends you stories in short installments delivered by RSS or email — a great way to get a fantastic Presents story sent right to your computer! Over 200 Harlequin titles are currently available at DailyLit, including Presents books by authors like Sandra Marton, Annie West, and Lynne Graham.
 ”We have had a wonderful response from Harlequin fans using DailyLit to receive these novels, and we wanted to give them something back in return,” said Susan Danziger, President and Publisher of DailyLit. “We thought what better way than to offer them a brand new title by one of their most popular authors.”Â
So head over to DailyLit and snag a copy!
I love this. Isn’t it fantastic that in this new downloadable day and age, that Harlequin Presents are still one of the most popular items?
You can’t keep a good book down. Or author for that matter.
Like Susan Susan Danziger, President and Publisher of DailyLit, says. “We thought what better way than to offer them a brand new title by one of their most popular authors.â€
Congratulations Kate and well done to all those who download in response to this offer. You’re on a winner there!
Thanks Trish!
It’s a great new way of bringing books to readers, isn’t it? I love the idea of being able to log on every morning and get a new episode of a story I want to read. But then I’m a ’soaps’ addict anyway so it’s not that different!
I had an email yesterday from a friend who is working in Ghana with VSO – he was telling me about how so many of the people he works with love reading but can’t get their hands on books easily. I sent him some of mine but it did make me wonder if something like this system could be used to get books to far to reach places – after all, Tony has email and so the email ersions of books can get to him much more easily than the parcel I posted off this morning.
But I’m just excited by the idea of getting books to people who want to read – and thrilled that my book has been chosen as part of this adventure
And isn’t it something special to think in the year that M&B are celebrating their 100th anniversary that romance books are still grwoiong in popularity after all this time?
Kate
grwoiong??
OK – you all know that was meant to say ‘grwoing’ – didn’t you?
Kate
Why is it those typos are always invisible until we click the submit button?
Ah-ha! So that’s what Kate’s teaser was all about! Sounds really interesting, going to click on the link right now!
Michelle
I got mine the minute I read this post – and was up to installment number 27 a short time later – i love it how you can click on the ‘have the next part emailed to you RIGHT NOW’ thing – and they really do arrive that second – THANK GOODNESS… finished it that day (never have been much good at waiting) – and absolutely loved it!
Thanks so much Kate for another fabulous book and thanks to Daily Lit for giving it to us!
~Natalie
Mulberry – isn’t that so true.
I swear I checked through the whole post thoroughly – and yet there it was . . . grwoiong
And even when I came back and corrected it, I still got it wrong!
What can I say – I just have dyslexic fingers!
Hi Michelle – yes, that was what all the hinting was about. I got as close as I could without actually revealing anything till the official announcement was made.
The trouble is – that Daily Lit site is s-o-o tempting.
Kate
Hi Natalie – and thank you
I’m glad you enjoyed the book. And I’m interested to know that there’s that RIGHT NOW button – I didn’t know that. But then I didn’t download my own book.
That’s a relief to know, though. I don’t think I could wait a whole day for the next ‘episode’. The trouble is that that sort of defeats the instalment things – doesn’t it? You might as well download a whole ebook instead!
Kate (hoping that I’ve caught all the typos this time – it’s still early morning here because I’m off to the opening of the M&B Centenary exhibition today)
Well that’s true Kate – but for me that installment thing was good because it stopped me reading the end first!!!!
I must confess I almost always do “RTEF” – even when I *know* its going to end happy ever after – I just have to *know* for sure (and how and why and all that).
Have a wonderful time at the exhibition!
~Natalie
Kate, it’s brilliant that your book is out there at Daily Lit like this. What a great ambassador for us all.
I was so interested in your comment about the friend in Ghana and the difficulty getting books. I suppose, if there’s computer there that people can share this might be a way to get easy access to books.
Annie
hello
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could anyone please help me to find this book