You Can Get Hundreds of Free Cozy Mystery E-books This Week

You Can Get Hundreds of Free Cozy Mystery E-books This Week

Although Stuff Your Kindle Day is probably the most popular free e-book event, it’s not the only one. Cozy Mystery Book Blast, one of the many smaller e-book giveaway events throughout the year, is happening this Thursday, Jan. 25.

What is the Cozy Mystery Book Blast event?

The Cozy Mystery Book Blast event, like other smaller free e-book events, is one of the many times of the year when authors share their e-books for free. You can think of it as a Stuff Your Kindle Day, but only for mystery and mystery-adjacent books. Most authors partaking are indie or relatively new. These events are usually run by book blogs, in this case, the Cozy Mystery Book Club.

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How to get free e-books

Like Stuff Your Kindle Day, these types of events are not necessarily only for Kindle readers. Any type of e-reader will do. In fact, most of these can be read on your phone, laptop, or tablet. You can see the full list of e-books once the event starts, but for these kinds of events, it’s not rare to see some listed early and be left past the day of the event.

The free books are sorted into three categories: contemporary cozies, historical cozies, and paranormal cozies. The steps to getting the e-books are very similar to Stuff Your Kindle Day. You’ll see a short synopsis of the book and then a choice of how you want to download it. If you have a Kindle, follow these instructions:

If you chose Amazon as your retailer, make sure you’re not being redirected to the phone application because you won't see the free book option; instead, use the web browser Amazon page (or just do it on your computer). Also, make sure you’re not clicking the Kindle Unlimited ”read for free” button, as that will direct you to start a Kindle Unlimited subscription; instead, click the “buy now for free” button to send the book directly to the Kindle linked to your account.

You’ll know you did it right when you see a “Thanks, [your name]!” order summary saying the e-book is being auto-delivered to the Kindle Cloud Reader. Click the“Read now in Kindle Cloud Reader” button on the order summary to start reading your e-book.

Once you download the e-book this way, it'll be yours to keep for good.

Get free 'Witchy' e-books on Saturday, Jan. 27

If you’re interested in witchy books, this Saturday, Jan. 27, the book blog Witchy Book Worms will have a similar event, with over a hundred authors giving away their e-books for free, so bookmark this page for the link, or write the date down on your calendar.



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