Free Kindle Downloads

[Flem.S.Coyle]

Through tomorrow (Wednesday) night, Matt Bracken's "bleeding edge dystopian thriller" Castigo Cay, will be available for free Kindle download. Also available: The Bracken Anthology. Matt is a member of this forum and posts under a pseudonym, but is currently out to sea (I think), or in the islands, working on the sequel to Castigo.

Castigo Cay features sailor, and former marine sniper, Dan Kilmer saving damsels in distress and hurtin' on lots of bad guys.

Very highly recommended. Same goes for the Anthology.

Go here to download Castigo Cay and here for the Anthology. Get an e-reader for your non-kindle device.

Double your money back if not completely satisfied.

[prosneek]

Damn and we have a Nook.

[StuM]

Downloading now via Kindle on my Android tablet. Thanks for the heads up.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Just downloaded both, thanks.

[Sondor]

Awesome - ty for the heads up!

[D&D]

Thanks!

[socaldmax]

Thanks for the heads up!!

[Flem.S.Coyle]

Originally Posted by prosneek

Damn and we have a Nook.

Download app for your laptop, then.

[k9medic]

I downloaded both yesterday while waiting at the airport in New Orleans at 1230. I finished Castigo Cay at home around 2230 last night (same day).

Castigo Cay was not too shabby. It left me with a few questions but I won't spoil it for the others out there.

[Flem.S.Coyle]

Originally Posted by k9medic

I downloaded both yesterday while waiting at the airport in New Orleans at 1230. I finished Castigo Cay at home around 2230 last night (same day).

Castigo Cay was not too shabby. It left me with a few questions but I won't spoil it for the others out there.

I'm sure Matt would happily entertain your questions when he gets done dive-planing in the Abacos.

[k9medic]

Originally Posted by Flem.S.Coyle

I'm sure Matt would happily entertain your questions when he gets done dive-planing in the Abacos.

Hopefully he will see this thread.

This is the first fiction book that I have read in many years and did so on the advice of a friend of mine who shares similar interests.

I've had the chance to talk with authors such as Grossman, and Durant (NSDQ) as well as others with similar writing subjects. I'd love to share my questions with the author.

[Flem.S.Coyle]

Originally Posted by k9medic

Hopefully he will see this thread.

This is the first fiction book that I have read in many years and did so on the advice of a friend of mine who shares similar interests.

I've had the chance to talk with authors such as Grossman, and Durant (NSDQ) as well as others with similar writing subjects. I'd love to share my questions with the author.

He hasn't been particularly active in here lately...I think it's the internet-access factor, as much as anything.

He's always generously answered emails I've sent through his website: Enemies Foreign & Domestic. More great essays over there, also.

I'll drop him a line about this thread, and see if he'll swing by.

[clownfishsydney]

Thanks, downloaded, will read over the October Long Weekend (in Australia) out on the boat.

[Andrew A]

Thank you!!