r/ebooks 20h ago

ebooks app/website suggestions

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hi i recently got interested to go back to reading again after years, but i was used with actual books and i have no idea about ebooks and where to read them. can anyone give any suggestions where i can read (preferably for free), and if u can also suggest any good books to read i would appreciate it.


r/ebooks 7m ago

I launched a book about the hidden family roots behind performance anxiety and it is free for two days

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Hi everyone, I am the author of MAN.EXE IS NOT RESPONDING: A Guide to Deleting Parental Codes, the Porn Trap, and Performance Anxiety. Since the book just launched on Amazon, I made it completely free for the next two days, so the price is zero dollars right now.

Despite the tech-inspired title, it is actually a deeply human and honest look at why so many men struggle with intimacy blocks and performance anxiety. It is written like a conversation over a beer, leaving out the heavy clinical lecturing. It is not just for men. It is a useful read for partners, mothers, and fathers too, because it breaks down how childhood conditioning, overprotective parenting, and the pressure to always prove ourselves follow us into our adult relationships and screw up our peace of mind.

The book talks about how treating intimacy like a performance test triggers stress, and it also covers the biological side of how modern hyper-stimulation overloads our dopamine receptors. Most importantly, it gives a practical, step-by-step sexual rewiring protocol based on clinical Sensate Focus methods to help people get out of their heads and back into their bodies.

I also put a lot of work into the A+ content on the book page to give a clear visual guide to the chapters.

You can grab a free Kindle copy here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H9BYG2TV

If you decide to check it out, I would really appreciate an honest review on Amazon. Thank you.


r/ebooks 12h ago

How do you save long-form articles for offline reading?

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I read a lot of Substack articles and newsletters, and I like saving the ones I find interesting so I can come back to them later.


r/ebooks 16h ago

Self Promotion My debut mystery novel, The Last Wave — a slow-burn mystery set in a small mountain town

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Hi everyone,
I’m B. Archer, a first-time indie author, and I’d like to share my debut novel, The Last Wave.
📖 Read here:
https://books2read.com/u/472oEE
The book is available on Kindle and free to read with Kindle Unlimited.
If you enjoy slow-burn mystery thrillers, small-town secrets, emotional character-driven stories, and fair-play mysteries where the clues are there from the beginning, I hope you’ll give it a try.
Blurb
Ryan Mercer has always believed that home isn’t a place—it’s the people waiting for you when you return.
When Ryan and his wife, Tracey, travel back to the quiet mountain town of Silver Creek for a weekend with family, life feels wonderfully ordinary. They laugh with old friends, share breakfast at Maggie’s Diner, and spend precious time with Ryan’s devoted mother, Jennifer. Before heading home, the couple plans one last hike to Ryan’s favorite place—Eagle’s Drop.
Ryan never comes back.
His death is ruled a tragic hiking accident, leaving behind a grieving mother, a young widow, and a town struggling to heal.
Five years later, a forgotten memory from that long-ago weekend resurfaces.
One forgotten detail becomes a question.
One question becomes doubt.
And in a town where everyone believes they already know what happened, the truth may have been waiting all along.
Because some goodbyes are never as simple as they seem.
If you decide to read it, I’d really appreciate an honest Amazon review after you’ve finished. Every genuine review helps an independent author reach more readers.
Thank you for taking the time to check it out. I hope you enjoy The Last Wave!
B. Archer