Eloisa James’ ebook novella, A Fool Again, is now being offered for free. You can order the novella now but it won’t be available until April 26th.

Here are the links for Kindle and Nook. You’ll notice the two different covers. The one on the right is from Amazon. The Barnes & Noble Nookbook cover is below.   Interesting how the two covers set entirely different moods.

Here’s the Synopsis:

A Fool Again is the story of Genevieve, who once made a dash to Gretna Greene to marry, but was caught by her father. 

Margaret Mallory’s Knight of Pleasure, a 2010 Rita finalist, is now just $1.99 on Kindle and Nook. It’s the second book in the talented author’s All the King’s Men trilogy.

Here’s the link for Kindle. Here it is for Nook.

I recently read the first book in the series, Knight of Desire, and am looking forward to reading Knight of Pleasure. 

There is no telling how long this deal will last. Just to be safe it is already on my Kindle. I love a good deal!  

Here’s a preview of the story from Mallory’s Website:

Lady Isobel Hume is an expert swordswoman who knows how to choose her battles. When the king asks her to wed a French nobleman to form a political alliance, she agrees. But that’s before the devilishly charming Sir Stephen Carleton captures her heart-and tempts her to betray her betrothed, her king, and her country.

Sir Stephen Carleton enjoys his many female admirers-until he dedicates himself to winning the lovely Isobel. When a threat against the king leads Isobel into mortal danger, Stephen must prove that he is more than a knight of pleasure … and that love can conquer all.

Enjoy! I plan to.

Random House is expanding its interest in the videogame business by partnering with game producer THQ.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the collaboration tests the idea of “transmedia” – original storytelling that spreads across a variety of formats.

The Wall Street Journal reports “The two companies said they intend to create a wide spectrum of original works that include novels, graphic novels and digital books, as wells as online, console and mobile-phone games. Hollywood may participate as well.”

The ideal scenario would have Random House publishing a blockbuster book which lends itself to a Hollywood movie, videogame and toys.

It would probably be 18 months before any joint Random House-THQ venture hits the market. 

Read the full article HERE.