Double the Thrills, Double the Magic: FREE Reads Coming Your Way today!

Hey Bookworms!

Guess what?! I'm bursting with excitement to share some fantastic news: I'm participating in the upcoming "Stuff Your Kindle" event, and not just with ONE book – but with TWO! That's right, you'll have double the chance to snag some FREE reading material from yours truly. Clear your schedule, because today is the day to head over to StuffYourKindleCrime.com, browse through the amazing selection of mystery, crime, and suspense eBooks, and stock up!

Let me tell you a little more about the books that will be available:

First up, we have Sapphires & Secrets: From the Magical Papillon Mysteries Series. This cozy mystery with a touch of magic takes you to Rosewood Hollow, where nothing is quite as it seems. When a priceless sapphire vanishes, Sarah Anderson's life gets flipped upside down. She must clear her friend's name and catch some dangerous art thieves! But Sarah soon discovers she can communicate with her Papillon, Pixie, and strange things begin to happen in Rosewood Hollow. With a mischievous ghost, Amelia, eager to help and children with emerging supernatural abilities, Sarah will have to work harder than ever! If you love a blend of cozy mystery and magical realism, think of Sofie Kelly's Magical Cats mysteries and Adele Abbott's Witch P.I. series, you'll adore this journey.

But wait, there's MORE!

For those craving a pulse-pounding, thought-provoking thrill ride, Joyce AI: A Techno Thriller is my other free offer. This novel dives deep into the fascinating (and sometimes scary) world of artificial intelligence. What happens when an AI knows you better than you know yourself? When childhood friends create the AI, Joyce, it's a triumph... but when a series of decisions threaten to destroy everything they have created, the AI becomes a weapon. Is our data safe with the AI's around us? Get ready to question your relationship with technology and prepare to be on the edge of your seat! If you're a fan of The Circle, Mr. Robot, and Black Mirror, this is a must-read!

So, whether you're in the mood for a cozy escape into a world of magic and mystery or a heart-stopping thriller about the perils of AI, I've got you covered!

Make sure you don't miss out on this opportunity to discover new authors and fill your Kindle with amazing reads. Tell your friends, spread the word, and get ready to stuff your Kindle on March 14th! I'm so excited to share these stories with you all, and I can't wait to hear what you think.

Happy Reading, and see you on StuffYourKindleCrime.com!

Sabine Frisch

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