How to get my books for free
I understand it's tempting when you see sites offering free books
Especially when we’re going through cost-of-living pressures worldwide.
The good news is there are legitimate ways to get all of my books for free. Not from using a scam site, but in a way that supports me as an author and doesn’t break any laws.
All of my books are available to borrow for free from libraries - and it's even easier to borrow from your armchair, thanks to the Libby and Hoopla apps.
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These apps are managed by OverDrive and Hoopla, which supply libraries around the world with stock and provide eBooks and audiobooks to borrow – for free.
The best part is that when you borrow a book from a library, in some countries including Australia, Canada and the UK, the author receives a small royalty every time that book is borrowed. This is a much fairer way to get books for free rather than expecting an author to give away their books.
All you need is a current library card to get started. You're not limited to one library either - the Libby app allows you to store multiple library cards (always handy if you plan to travel!).
If you prefer to read on your Kindle rather than the Libby app, Libby will send your books to it.
(If you prefer print, large print, or hardback, you can ask your local librarian to order these for you.)
If you would like your library to order my books for you, download my Library Request form here.
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Ready to read Rachel’s books for free?
Get one of the apps and check what’s already available. For any that aren’t available to you then just click the button and follow the steps to order from your local library.