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Erimus74
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I Google WW2 on my kindle & download free books, spy, secret agents, battles etc
Laughing
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Join bookbub they will send you daily deals on kindle, some free some you have to pay for, but usually 99p or less.
Get a kindle unlimted account, can't remember what I pay, but you can have up to, I think 12 books rented on your kindle. Not all books are part of the kindle unlimited subscription though. Just cjecked kindle unlimited is 7.99 a month.
Try Victor Methos legal thrillers, all based on actual cases
Douglas E Richards near future thrillers
Get a kindle unlimted account, can't remember what I pay, but you can have up to, I think 12 books rented on your kindle. Not all books are part of the kindle unlimited subscription though. Just cjecked kindle unlimited is 7.99 a month.
Try Victor Methos legal thrillers, all based on actual cases
Douglas E Richards near future thrillers
Lightweight
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As you mentioned a preference for history and biographies, try Conn Iggulden.
He has written a series of books on Ghengis Khan, Julias Ceaser and War of the Roses.
He tells the biographies as historical fiction ( which makes them enjoyable and informative ).
He has written a series of books on Ghengis Khan, Julias Ceaser and War of the Roses.
He tells the biographies as historical fiction ( which makes them enjoyable and informative ).
Lightweight
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BoroMart
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Murder Mystery - I loved Richard Osmans book and I'd guess the price will drop when the sequel comes out in September.
Lightweight
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Also if you like historical murder mystery then crowner John mystery by Bernard Knight are an enjoyable series to read.
asredastheycome
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Last time I looked the price of books on Kindle was almost the same as buying physical book.
Colgates_shaving_foam
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Really good, totally different to looking at a phone screen, just like reading a book with the massive bonus of not having to cart a few books round with you.
asredastheycome
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I have a kindle and a tablet but still prefer books.
Laughing
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I use both my phone and a kindle. Phone for things like sitting on a train or plane and my kindle at home. It saves your last location shared across devices.
The biggest advantage for me as a big reader is I can finish one book download another and be reading again 2 minutes later. Great for binge reading a series of books.
The biggest advantage for me as a big reader is I can finish one book download another and be reading again 2 minutes later. Great for binge reading a series of books.