No sorry neither one of those...The site I am referring to seemed to have a couple/few women who basically made all the posts with links to diff books...some were listed as free in US only and some were free UK only..makes me sick that I lost that site...darn..The start of each month they woujld come up with a list of freebies for May, June etc..actually,I think it was Raven who posted that particular link

Thanks for the heads up, Nandina. I do get daily emails from several sites with free books, but passed this one by because I didn't think it sounded interesting. But I downloaded it on your recommendation. However, I had already trashed the email, so just went to Amazon and under the "Books" heading, typed in the name. The Kindle version did not come up as free. Then I went to the Kindle store and typed in the book name. This time it came up as free and I snagged it. Just thought I'd share. Don't know why the discrepancy, but make sure you check under the Kindle Store heading, not just books. And sometimes free books aren't even free for a whole day. Sometimes it's just hours. Gotta jump!

Thanks for mentioning "Bubba and the Dead Woman". I'm reading it now. Pleasant and a bit zany; reminds me of a Janet Evanovich book.

Yes, sometimes with a library's Overdrive subscription there's a waiting list. Especially for best sellers and recent releases. A wait list is the opposite of "free" in a sense - free books are ones that few want to read. Socks, if you're in California, you may be able to get library cards for neighboring communities. Each library system's Overdrive subscription is for a small subset of what Overdrive has to offer and each is different from the other. By having a few cards, you'll have access to more and different titles. Some library systems share their Overdrive subscriptions with others, so for some, getting another card may just provide access to the same subscription choices. You can check this on Overdrive. The best cards to have are the ones from the bigger cities. (California gives state funding to libraries IF they wish to receive it. In return, participating libraries must allow any California resident to get a library card, even if they live out of their service area. I've accumulated a few from travels in the state and it permits a much broader range of choice for Overdrive use).