There are so many freebies from Smashwords (almost 2000 here on B&N) that I don't bother listing them in my freebie lists. But some of them deserve a look. If you've read one that you really liked, tell us about it!
Here are mine, along with my thoughts:
Odd Whitefeather (short story) (Supernatural Thriller)
Native American folklore provides the backdrop for this short thriller.
5 stars despite some strange paragraph formatting in the version that I read.
Soul Identity (Suspense Thriller)
One of the most popular Smashwords freebies. Despite what you might think from the description, there really isn't any metaphysical stuff going on here. It's a security investigation with a lot of action. It'd make a great movie.
4 stars because it took 70 pages to get its motor started. But once it got going, it got going. There's a sequel.
Honest, the Martian Ate Your Dog (Humorous Sci-Fi/Fantasy)
About as wacky as the title suggests, which is pretty darned wacky for a post-apocalyptic setting.
4 stars because the version that I read had some editing problems toward the end, especially with apostrophe abuse, and I thought that the denouement was too long.
Tamar Black - Djinnx'd (Humorous Fantasy)
A really fun story.
4 stars was probably being generous because of the terrible editing in the version I read. But the story was good enough to compensate. There are sequels.
Ledman Pickup (novella) (Sci-Fi)
An interesting and somewhat humorous Sci-Fi novella about a package that got "lost" during shipping. Some packages are more important than others.
4 stars because the version I read desperately needed editing.
Interesting story, with fairies and shapeshifters, oh my! 4 Stars.
Ignore the cover, it is horrible! Great vampire story. I can't wait for the sequel. 4, maybe 5
stars
Fallen angels both good and bad fighting over humanity. Interesting read, not great, but good. 3 stars.
LOVED this book, 5 stars. If you are a woman, it is a must read!
I really enjoyed these 2 books:
Werewolf clans and a mystery to boot. It's a really great read (though it is explicit). 4 stars
More werewolves and more drama. I actually liked it better than the first one (it is also explicit). 4.5 stars
She's just published another sequel, The Finding, but it hasn't made it's way over here to B&N yet.
The Demon Girl I rated these a 5. Enjoy!
The Unsuspecting Mage (Morcyth Saga Series #1)
These I rated a 4
Earth-Born Lord Earth-Born Lord
Black Silk Black Silk
aharey wrote:I really enjoyed these 2 books:
Werewolf clans and a mystery to boot. It's a really great read (though it is explicit). 4 stars
More werewolves and more drama. I actually liked it better than the first one (it is also explicit). 4.5 stars
She's just published another sequel, The Finding, but it hasn't made it's way over here to B&N yet.
The Finding wouldn't show up in the add product search yet 
So I posted the picture and the link for The Finding. 
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Finding/Nicky
My Book Giveaways
This is one of those "I cant believe its free" books. Its only the first 5 chapters but the author is posting the rest at the website mentioned in the back of this book. She has up to chapter 10 as of today...WELL worth the read! It looks like it would be a silly book but its actually quite serious (for the most part) and VERY well written.
I haven't read it yet but I just downloaded it. Reviews are very positive and it sounds good.
Jimmy Logan wakes up in the morning to find that the stock market is crashing and the dollar has collapsed. He makes a trip to town and finds the banks closed and hyperinflation has hit the streets. Many believe its the End of Times. Jimmy joins up with some friends and they head north to ride out the storm. That's when they find that everyone wants what they have, and will kill to get it.
Another Smashwords title with great reviews
Daniel Tomelin, a shell-shocked veteran haunted by the carnage of the First World War, abandons his family in the Great Depression and goes on the road in search of relief from his nightmares. The life of a freight-hopping, banjo-strumming hobo appeals to him more than he wants to admit. But he insists he's not a bum - he's a family man looking for work; a down-and-out victim of the Depression, whose war flashbacks and guilt for leaving his family accompany him through the hills of Missouri. Compassionate, humorous, and warm, despite the economic hardships of the era, Face the Winter Naked will appeal to readers who enjoy tales of survival in the Great Depression. Stories of desperate men who couldn't handle the realities of war or financial ruin. Men who dearly loved their families but hadn't the courage to stay and accept responsibility. The story pulls the reader back to a tragic period in history, where people either learned to cope with poverty - or perished. What they're saying about the book: "Face the Winter Naked is a gorgeously written and evocative novel of an earlier economic crisis: the Great Depression. Readers looking for a stunning read, intelligent and emotional on every level, will not be disappointed." ~~ Lauren Baratz-Logsted, author of Crazy Beautiful and the The Education of Bet *** Face The Winter Naked is a poignant tale of a family's plight during the Great Depression. Plagued by traumatic memories of the...
We (Eltanin Publishing) have recently released The Mystic Travelogues by J.C. Nusbaum. Although it is officially a children's book, it has some deep ideas, and many adults will love it, just as adults love "children's" books such as The Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland, Harry Potter, etc. The book is illustrated with black & white drawings by the author. DRM-free.
We are currently running an experiment by listing it by free. It is free on Smashwords, but this free price has not yet worked its way through to B&N. So if you want it free, here is the link: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/64053
The Mystic Travelogues (at B&N - not yet free)
From the back cover:
Ten-year-old Tug is lost in the world, even to himself. Shuffled from one relative to the next, he has no place to call home and no sense of what his future will hold. But when destiny intervenes and sends Tug and his cousin Jodie to stay with a distant uncle in Vermont, they could not anticipate the strange occurrences at the enchanted old house. When their uncle disappears under mysterious circumstances, the two children begin a journey that will challenge their courage and reveal magic both underneath them and inside of them.
Travel to a mystic destination-
where animals know your destiny,
where dangerous Nomes lurk in the shadows,
and where a stuffed bear can bring you to life.
Praise for The Mystic Travelogues:
"This book is a rare treat for the child in anyone, regardless of age. It combines whimsy, fantasy, imagination and a compelling plot while also fostering spiritual literacy.... A delight not to be missed!"
Susan Mehrtens
President, The Jungian Center
