Thoughts from Botswana by Lauri Kubuitsile: Anything for Money and Claws of a Killer- FREE Downloads!!!

Saturday, July 14, 2012

Anything for Money and Claws of a Killer- FREE Downloads!!!

From today (14th) until the 18th, both Anything for Money and Claws of a Killer, the third and fourth Kate Gomolemo Mysteries will be FREE for download at Amazon.

Have no fear, if you haven't got a Kindle, you can download free software to read Kindle books on your laptop HERE.

To download click below:
Amazon USA
Amazon UK

To download click below:
Amazon UK
Amazon USA

And please, if you can, after reading leave a comment over at Amazon to let me know what you thought.
Thanks!!!!!

3 comments:

CA Heaven said...: That's a nice offer. Will download it to my cell phone (the only app I've installed is the Kindle reader)

Cold As Heaven; July 14, 2012 at 12:43 PM
Sue Guiney said...: Great! And I just got one....; July 14, 2012 at 3:02 PM
Lauri said...: Cold as Heaven and Sue- Thanks! I'm surprised, I've been sick for two days and couldn't tell anyone about the promotion except for this pre-scheduled blog post and yet there were more than 265 downloads! I'm quite excited. I hope they (and you guys) like the books.; July 15, 2012 at 2:53 PM

My Writing Successes

I have numerous published books, including three books from my Kate Gomolemo Detective series; The Fatal Payout (Macmillan 2005) , Murder for Profit (Pentagon 2008) and Anything for Money (Vivlia 2010). My children's book Mmele and the Magic Bones (Pentagon 2008) was short-listed for the African Writers Prize (UK) and has since been chosen as a set book for all primary schools in Botswana.

My book The Fatal Payout is a set work for all junior secondary school students in Botswana. Two of my books The Second Worst Thing (Oxford University Press) and The Curse of the Gold Coins (Vivlia) are CAPS approved in South African schoold for grade 7.

My short stories have won numerous prizes including first prize in the 2007 BTA/AngloPlatinum Short Story Contest, and twice winning highly commended in the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association Short Story Contest. I won the Golden Baobab Prize in both 2009 and 2010, first in the junior section and the following year the senior section. My stories can be found on four continents; online, in print literary and popular magazines, and in anthologies.

In 2005, I was among three writers short-listed for our national, biannual prize for creative writing the Orange/Botswerere Prize. In 2007, I took first position for the same prize. In 2011 I was short-listed for The Caine Prize.

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Saturday, July 14, 2012

Anything for Money and Claws of a Killer- FREE Downloads!!!

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