The Strange Case of the Lost Elvis Diaries

"So . . . the Elvis Diaries.

I had heard the rumors of their existence.

The story had it that Elvis had kept a journal since he was in elementary school. As far as I knew, though, they were just that--rumors.

Maybe this was a hoax like those Hitler diaries some crackpot tried to palm off on that German magazine some years back. But hoax or not, I have to admit I was intrigued. The truth is, I needed a good story and needed it real bad.

Recently, I'd been suffering from what might be called a receding by-line. My last three story ideas hadn't panned out and the last one that actually got published--"The Eight Faces of Earl"--was a major disappointment.

It was the story of Earl Buskin, a man who had eight distinct personalities, all of them, unfortunately, incredibly boring.

So if the Elvis diaries really did exist and I could get my hands on 'em, I might just have the story of the century."

Visions, a free ebook

Visions, a free ebook and definitely good, written by a professional. It is PG-13

FRANKENSTEIN

FRANKENSTEIN, by Mary Shelley.

This is probably the most star twisted romance ever written.

This book is created so the pages turn, and every time you reopen the book it will find the very page you left off at.

Marie Claire

Marie Claire: is another one of the free "page-turning" books furnished us by Browzer Books.

Back in its day of publication this was all the rage in England and France for six long years.

Here is a teaser.. My father often took us to a place where there were men who drank wine. He used to put me on a table among the glasses, and make me sing.

The men would laugh and kiss me, and try and make me drink wine. It was always dark when we went home. My father took long steps, and rocked himself as he walked. He nearly tumbled down lots of times.

Sometimes he would begin to cry and say that his house had been stolen. Then my sister used to scream. It was always she who used to find the house.

One morning la mère Colas got angry with us and told us that we were children of misfortune, and that she would not feed us any longer. She said we could go and look for our father, who had gone away nobody knew where.

When her anger had passed she gave us our breakfasts as usual, but a few days afterwards we were put into père Chicon's cart.

The cart was full of straw and bags of corn. I was tucked away behind in a little hollow between the sacks. The cart tipped down at the back, and every jolt made me slip on the straw.

a Dashing Romance on the planet Mars

Dare I say it?

Dare I say that I, a plain old prosaic lieutenant in the Republican Service have done all these incredible things here set forth, and done them for the love of a woman -- No, not for a woman, for a mere chimera in female shape; for a pale, vapid ghost of a real woman's loveliness? I know you will laugh if I simply give you the summary of my travails.

I know that you would hastily cast me aside as a fabricator; an unpolished liar, and I pause and deign to quit, and then I sigh again and pick up my pen and collect the scattered pages, for I MUST write this story and give it to the world – I am constrained to share the pallid splendor of that thing I loved, and won, and lost, and that is ever before me, and will not be forgotten or shunted aside.

RIGHT CLICK on To Mars By Magic Carpet to download this romance novel from a place out of time and a time out of place.

Have you ever dreamed of being swept off your feet by a big, tall cave man?

"Me Tarzan, You Jane."

You probably remember those romantic words from the movies, but have you ever wondered what the romance between Tarzan and Jane was like in the REAL book? Tarzan of the Apes is yours to read for free on the web.

The Tinted Venus

What do you do when Venus comes to life and will marry no one, only you? Our young hairdresser wishes to run for his life.

This is a complete, full sized book. Please RIGHT CLICK on the title to download your copy to your desktop.

Mansfield Park

Mansfield Park was the most unpopular novel written by that classic producer, Jane Austen. Clubs form for no other reason than to savage it with wet criticism. Nonetheless, it has been newly arranged and typeset by Lin Stone ( here ), then published as an electronic book by Browzer Books ( here ).

I invite you to pretend some other author wrote it, and form your own opinion as you read it.

Princess Zara

Princess Zara, a romantic adventure from the days of Alexander, the last Czar on earth.

LOVE OF LIFE, by Jack London

Yes, yet another book almost lost, and now yours for free.

Here is an exciting collection of frozen north short stories by the great author, Jack London. Because Call of the Wild was so wildly successful we sometimes forget that Jack London had many other titles of wildly successful books.

At a mere penny per word it is excusable that Jack London produced some work that was less than perfect and fell to the wayside, but as he began to add notches to his belt to accommodate a larger girth, his natural genius was given the time it needed to produce exceedingly great works.
This is a collection of truly great works. Each of the short stories has a depth to them that in this abbreviated day they could almost be published separately as individual novels.

RIGHT Click on the title, and download your copy to your own computer so you can share it with your friends.