5 great e-books under $5
Kindles, iPads and other e-readers are godsends to book lovers. Why have just one book when you can have hundreds on the go? Of course, if you’re an avid reader, you’ll have noticed that many eBooks are often just as expensive as the real thing. So, save yourself some cash and download these great reads for less than $5 each.
1. The Golden Land by Di Morrissey
Morrissey is one of Australia’s most beloved authors, and this book will certainly prove why. A story of family, money and history, The Golden Land follows Natalie, a happily-married young mother who stumbles upon an ancient Burmese artefact and sets off on a path of discovery and moral challenges.
2. Hitman Anders and the Meaning of It All by Jonas Jonasson
From the author of the international bestseller The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared comes this one-of-a-kind comedic novel. Set in Jonasson’s native Sweden, Hitman Anders and the Meaning of It All tells the story of a violent killer, two savvy businessmen and countless crates of wine.
3. Just South of Rome by Judy Nunn
In this gorgeous novella by celebrated Australian author Judy Nunn, an aspiring actress on her way from Australia to the UK for a job, finds herself in a grand, 18th-century Italian villa and is swept up in a lively adventure just south of Rome. This short book is the perfect companion to a weekend getaway or long plane ride.
4. Reckless by Andrew Gross
From the bestselling co-author of five James Patterson novels comes the fast-paced crime thriller Reckless. The book tells the story of Ty Hauck, a former law enforcement official, who becomes entangled in the investigation of a string of high-profile murders. As he unravels the conspiracy, will he survive the crime spree himself?
5. Lost & Found by Brooke Davis
Witty, touching and thought-provoking, this award-winning debut by Brooke Davis will make you laugh, think and maybe even shed a few tears. Lost & Found follows 7-year-old Millie, 82-year-old Agatha and 87-year-old Karl, three people lost in the world, taking on a new adventure in an effort to be found.
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