Free Fridays: Everybody's Daughter by Michael John Sullivan & the Jellyflop! App
Today’s Free Fridays book, Everybody’s Daughter by Michael John Sullivan, is a unique and captivating time travel adventure.
When Michael Stewart embarks on a journey back to ancient Rome, he never expects that he’ll be putting his daughter Elizabeth in danger. Elizabeth soon follows Michael through the church tunnel portal, but when she arrives her father has already returned home to the present day.
Now Elizabeth is alone in a dangerous and unfamiliar time and place, and Michael is a suspect in her disappearance. They’re separated by millennia, but united in the goal of bringing their family back together at any cost.
As an extra Friday treat, in celebration of Fiction Studio Books' second anniversary, the publisher is making Nook editions of five of its most acclaimed recent publications available for $1.99 each through March 18 here.
I can’t be the only person who’s envious of jellyfish. Their leisurely life of floating through the ocean without a care in the world seems pretty great to me.
So I’m extra excited about today’s Free Fridays App selection: Jellyflop! In this physics-based adventure game, you get to help little Jelly achieve his dream of taking to the sky. This jellyfish wants to fly, and you can help him collect the feathers and gadgets he needs to help him take flight. The whole family will fall in love with the irresistible Jelly and his quixotic quest.
Download Jellyflop! for free now to start your amazing invertebrate adventures.
Free Fridays Recommends
Each week, we ask our featured author to recommend a book or author that you may want to check out. Since authors are such passionate readers themselves, we thought you might like to find out what they love to read, too! Here’s what Michael recommends:
As the baby boomers retire, a huge burden is about to be unleashed on the health care system of the United States. Millions of people will suffer from Alzheimer's. Having seen some relatives endure such challenges, I read the book Still Alice by Lisa Genova.
The author skillfully shows how the caretakers and friends and family were affected in handling the situation. Lisa's story helped open my eyes about this dreaded disease and how as a nation we must be prepared to handle the onslaught in the next couple of decades.
Ms. Genova told me: "I always believed in the book, that there was an audience who needed it. We know the facts and statistics and even the science. While that info is important, it tends to stay intellectual, in our heads. The people who love the 5.4 million Americans with AD are in need of something more. We need to understand the humanity behind those numbers and the science. We need to understand AD with our hearts."
Happy Friday!
Here are some of the latest top-rated Nook freebies. (All of these are 4+ rated):
Fantasy 4.8 Stars/130 Reviews: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/betrayed-nicky-cha
Mystery 4.1 Stars/23 Reviews: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dreamcast-paul-tel
Historical 4.7 Stars/6 Reviews (4.1 Stars/81 Reviews on Amazon):http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tangled-ashes-mich
Religious Fiction 4.7 Stars/20 Reviews: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/trauma-plan-candac
Romance/Western 4.3 Stars/3 Reviews (4.1 star/41 reviews on GoodReads): http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/beautiful-bandit-l
Teen/Fantasy 4.0 Stars/17 Reviews: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/wicked-hungry-tedd
Thriller 4.0 Stars/17 Reviews: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/from-above-a-novel
Hope you find some great weekend reads! 
Lorie @ www.eReaderPerks.com (Free Nook Books in 19 Genres)
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Thanks Jeremy & B&N you've got my attention and the book's downloading as we speak
I hope everyone in Nook land has a great St. Patrick's Day, everyone's Irish on St. Patty's Day right
