13 March 2014

G. A. Henty Books for Free with Great Covers

I’ve wanted to read some G.A. Henty novels for awhile. I’ve heard they’re an exciting way to learn history. (And, believe me, I have a lot to learn. In some of his subtitles, which are meant to clarify, I don’t even recognize the war he’s referring to.)

But, if you’ve read Inklings, you know I’m a little OCD. Okay, a lot. And I hate uploading ebooks to my library when they look like this—bleh:

 

These covers give me the willies. It’s basically impossible for me to read a book like that. I know, I know. I’m an author. I should be the last person to judge a book by its cover. But I can’t help it. And I do, all the time.

So I recently went through my ebook library and updated the covers for many of the ugly ones. I came across some awesome artwork from some amazing artists. Here’s one of my faves, even though I didn’t end up using it for a cover:


But the point of this whole post is that I designed one cover too, because I couldn’t find a good one online. It’s for a book by G.A. Henty called UNDER DRAKE’S FLAG. And now I want to pass the ECKSDOT EDITION on to you (yes, Ecksdot also happens to be the name of my publishing company, in case you didn’t know, although I feel like I should call it a “publishing company,” with quotes, since it’s mostly just a formality). 

Anyways, here’s the new cover:


And here are the download links for the full ebook, which is FREE!
  • EPUB (for Google Books and others)
  • MOBI (for Kindle)

Let me know what you think.

Also, if there’s a public domain book that you love that needs a really awesome cover, let me know and I’ll add it to the list. No guarantees I’ll get to is soon. But if you pick one I like too, it will probably be sooner than later.

And, finally, I won’t always be posting these free ebooks on my blog. If you never want to miss one, make sure to sign up for The INFORMANT:



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