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Coast to Coast Free History eBooks This Week
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FREE eBooks: Columbia River History Highlights + Florida History Highlights We have just completed the start to our Columbia River cruising season, and now we prepare for an exciting diversion to the East Coast to host a cruise from northern Florida along the Intracoastal Waterway to Charleston, SC. In a fun parallel in our weekly book giveaway series, this week we complete our five-week cycle through my five books which highlight the stories of western expansion and development. And now we turn our focus to (drumroll.....) Florida—where history unfolds very differently in a clash of empires along coastlines, wetlands, and tropical horizons. We hope you've enjoyed the Pacific Northwest arc of the last few weeks. We highlighted for you and shared free eBook access to:
One More FREE Chance to get "Columbia River History Highlights" As part of our new "second chance" promotion, we are offering another opportunity this weekend for you to get our Columbia River eBook for FREE! Step into the story of one of America’s most powerful and transformative waterways with Columbia River History Highlights. From its dramatic geological origins and the rich cultures of Indigenous peoples, to the daring journeys of explorers, the entrepreneurial efforts of the fur traders, the surge of westward migration, and the rise of industry and hydroelectric power, this book brings the river’s story to life in a clear, engaging way. Along the way, you’ll encounter moments of triumph and tragedy—from the fur trade and the Oregon Trail to World War II shipyards and the eruption of Mount St. Helens—all woven into the larger story of a river that continues to shape the Pacific Northwest today. It’s a fast, fascinating read designed for the curious mind—perfect whether you’re preparing for a journey through the region or simply want to better understand this remarkable river. To get your FREE copy, CLICK HERE. Remember that you can read these on any smartphone, tablet, computer, or Amazon Kindle device using the free Kindle app. This weekend's FREE eBook: Florida History Highlights Florida History Highlights explores rich and often surprising stories of the Sunshine State—from its earliest days as a Spanish outpost to its rise as one of America’s most dynamic regions. You’ll journey through centuries of exploration, development, and transformation, from Juan Ponce de León’s first landing to the strategic importance of St. Augustine, the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the United States. Along the way, discover how competing empires, Native American cultures, railroads, tourism pioneers, and visionary developers helped shape Florida’s unique identity. To get your FREE copy, CLICK HERE. $2 Audiobook addon! These are really catching on! Thanks for your interest. We like to listen while doing the dishes, traveling, or taking a walk. Audiobooks offer a relaxing way to experience history. The audiobook edition of "Florida History Highlights" also is available today as an add-on to your FREE eBook for only $2. Amazon Audible members can enjoy it for FREE! Enjoy! Just CLICK HERE. Please help us by REVIEWING Please leave a quick review. It takes just a few seconds to leave your stars review and a brief sentence or two. Thank you so much! It's the best way to help us connect with new readers. To review Columbia River History Highlights, CLICK HERE. To review Florida History Highlights, CLICK HERE. For direct links to each of our book review pages, CLICK HERE. SAMPLE MEMBER SUPPORTER SPECIAL CONTENT We've unlocked some of our Member Supporter content for you to enjoy! If you agree that our efforts are worth supporting, consider joining our exclusive Member Supporter website, where you can access hundreds of posts and videos, plus follow along our curated journey of discovery through the stories of American history, and much more. Your $10 monthly support empowers our History Highlights efforts. CLICK HERE TO SAMPLE EXCLUSIVE MEMBER CONTENT. NEXT WEEK Next week, we’ll move on to a new region and historical arc in our FREE eBook series with "The Mississippi River Then and Now" book. It includes a broad overview of the river's fascinating history filled with dramatic moments. Have a great week! Bill and Laura |
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