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Who says a buck doesn't buy anything anymore? #AmReading #BESTSELLERS!

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While a buck might barely buy a cheap cup of coffee, a pack of gum, and heck my son asked me for a pack of Tic-Tacs® the other day and they were a $1.10, it will buy you five to ten hours of escape via an eBook.
And these aren’t just any books; these are bestsellers with great reviews.
Why do the authors offer them at such a low price, you ask? 
Easy! Just like that coupon you clipped out, we want you to try our books so you'll want to read more. But, no worries, all the authors I promote still offer ALL their books for ‘less than a latte’, so if they hook you, you can afford to READ UP and enjoy and still have money left in your wallet to buy that one cappuccino at Starbucks for $4!
In the interest of space, I categorized the books below by genre only, simply click on the image for more information.
Thanks for stopping by, please visit my bio for more information about what I write and what I like to read and share. 

Until next time, happy reading!

Carmen DeSousa

As of posting, these great reads are all .99 cents, but please check price before downloading.

Romantic Suspense




Thriller

Mystery




Paranormal



Contemporary Romance




Historical Romance








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  1. Suzan TisdaleFriday, July 05, 2013

    Thank you so much Carmen! You are such a sweetie! :D

    Suzan

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  2. Carmen DeSousaFriday, July 05, 2013

    My pleasure, Suzan. You know how much I like to talk about Great Books at Great Deals! :)

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  3. Mimi BarbourSaturday, July 06, 2013

    How nice to be insluded with other great authors! Thnaks Carmen.

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  4. Carmen DeSousaSaturday, July 06, 2013

    My pleasure, Mimi! I hope you are having a great weekend. :)

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