Per Business Wire and the Amazon pages, M-Edge has partnered with
 Sunday Afternoon in Central Park By Bob Knox |  Book Lovers By Adrian Tomine |  Bookopolis By Eric Drooker |
These are for M-Edge’s popular GO! jacket, a slim, lightweight cover made with 100% genuine leather. A photo sublimation process was used for the printed fabric on the front panel, to closely replicate the original cover art.
The jacket has a tan microfiber interior and uses the protective but strap-free Kindle-compatible hinge system.
You can click on any image to get the product page and a better idea of what the cover is like.
The jackets are also compatible with M-Edge’s optional, integrated e-Luminator2 booklight for reading in low-light conditions
All three are for the Kindle International 6" Display (Latest Generation) and cost about $20 more than the standard black Kindle jacket.
FREE BOOKS - likely to be short-term
MetagameBy Sam Landstrom
$0.00 Kindle edition, U.S. 47 user reviews, 4.5 stars
There are several rave reviews for this apparently quite creative science fiction book by a writer new to the readers.
The Voice: New Testament
By Thomas Nelson
(with book and chapter navigation)
$0.00 Kindle edition, U.S. 16 user reviews, 4 stars
Very unusual translation using modern expressions -- script-like, and with additions that are noted and sourced. Controversial for those reasons but liked very much by many.
It's weekend free-books reminder time. So, on to the regular free and under-$1 Kindle book searches. :-)
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