Freebie Friday - Mother's Day Edition

Happy Freebie Friday!

With this being Mother’s Day weekend, the theme for this week’s Freebie Friday is, of course, mothers. Hope you enjoy this selection of free ebooks with moms and motherhood as the main characters:

This week’s recommendations:

More about the books:

National bestselling author Darrin Gee shares insight and laughter as he looks at words of wisdom imparted by his mother.

Have you ever listened (really listened) to your mom’s advice? If you’re like most people, you cringe and avoid the suggestions your mom offers, especially when it has to do with how you run your life. But, if you take a step back and objectively hear what she says, every now and then, sage-like advice and insight just might shine through.

My immigrant mother came to the United States 60 years ago for graduate school, but it turned out that her practical approach to life was all the education she needed to live a long and happy life. With the complexities and speed of today’s world taking us from one place to another without much thought or meaning, my mother’s simple words and advice for happiness apply more than ever.

I Can’t Believe My Mom was Right offers practical advice, laughter, inspiration, and at times, insightful wisdom from the one person we rarely give enough credit – a mom. See how the best advice you may have ever received in life is from the person who brought you into this world.

Available for free on: Amazon

Three mothers. Three sons. One day that connects them. Kaira Rouda tackles the big issues of life and death with candor and hope in this tribute to motherhood. A tragic event reawakens each woman to her own special gifts, and her love for family and friends is reborn. Three mothers. Three sons. Six lives that will be changed forever.

Available for free on: Amazon Barnes & Noble

The Pacific Heights Moms & Tots Club is the most exclusive children’s playgroup in all of San Francisco. For the city’s ultra-competitive elite, the club’s ten annual spots are the ultimate parenting prize.

But not everyone is PHM&TC material. The club’s founder, Bettina Connaught Cross, adheres to strict membership rules: Moms only. No single parents or working mothers allowed. Membership is an arduous commitment. And there’s no room in the club for scandal, bad behavior, or imperfection… from tots or their moms.

In a world of power and prestige, no one has more than Bettina. And as every mom in Pacific Heights knows, you simply cannot cross her. But this year’s admissions process is more rigorous than ever, pitting prospective members against each other to prove their mettle.

But four of the six candidates vying for the remaining four slots have a secret that would knock them out of the running. Jade is a former stripper and porn actress, who has been absent for most of her son’s life. Jillian’s husband cleaned out their joint accounts and left her for his pregnant assistant. Ally never even had a husband — just a sperm donor — and she’s hiding a high-ranking corporate job. And Lorna fears that her son may have special needs… just the excuse her sister-in-law, Bettina, needs to deny her entry to the club.

Can these hopeful moms keep up appearances long enough to outlast the competition? Or will their chances — and their private lives — go up in flames?

Available for free on: Amazon Barnes & Noble Apple Google Kobo

Mt. Abrams was the kind of small, quiet town where, as any of its residents would tell you, nothing ever happened. That was why Ellie Rocca loved living there, even if her ex-husband did not.

But even small towns had secrets, as Ellie discovered when Lacey Mitchell suddenly disappeared. Ellie caught Lacey’s husband in a lie, and one small discovery led to another until it became apparent that nothing about the Mitchell’s was quite what it seemed.

Mother’s Day was just around the corner. With a sexy detective on the case, and Ellie and her friends getting closer to the truth, can Lacey Mitchell be found in time to enjoy the day with her sons? Or was something more deadly going on?

This novella is 35K words, the first in the Mt. Abrams Mystery Series

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Rhiannon Delesio is a smart, successful, well-meaning wife-to-be who wants nothing more than a happy family.

So why does she feel like a bungling, hysterical, totally conflicted idiot the second she marries a man with two kids?

Filled with humor and brutal honesty, You Knew He Had Kids When You Married Him is a poignant, not-to-be-missed exploration of the stepmothering experience today: all the turbulent emotions, societal nitpicking, and marital tensions that can scarcely be imagined by those who haven’t been there. First in the Society of Stepmothers series, this deeply validating novel celebrates the power of stepmom friendships and the strength of all those who take on the task of helping to raise another’s children.

Available for free on: Amazon