Category: Addicted To Signs

  • The links you need Tomorrow

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    Free Kindle Book Promotion: 30+ Novels & Novellas by Brendan Dunne – Available Tuesday, June 16 2026

    If you’re looking for your next great read without spending a cent, mark your calendar for Tuesday, June 16. On that day, author Brendan Dunne is offering a large collection of his Kindle books completely free on Amazon.

    Whether you enjoy literary fiction that lingers in your mind, philosophical tales that ask big questions, or speculative stories grounded in human emotion, there’s something here for you.

    About the Author

    I am a writer of “stories about meaning, memory, wonder, and the extraordinary hidden within ordinary life.”

    What’s Free on June 16?

    The following titles (and more) will be available to download at no cost:

    • The Aurora Protocol
    • Addicted to Signs
    • The Invisible Cabinet
    • Love is a River
    • What Remains
    • The Lighthouse of Ordinary Days
    • Maya Vance: Unsanctioned Truth
    • The Less Gullible Generation
    • She Wanted to be Seen
    • Love Persists Beyond Memory
    • Looking Without Intention
    • The Sound of the Gate
    • Melodies of Storms
    • The Afterimage
    • The Year of Almost
    • The Concord Protocol
    • The Fortress of Forgetting
    • Almost Yours
    • Echoes of Storms

    From speculative series titles like The Aurora Protocol and The Concord Protocol to heartfelt literary dramas like Love is a River and What Remains, the range is impressive. Whether you prefer a quick novella or a full novel, you’ll find options to suit your mood.

    How to Get Your Free Books

    Simply visit Brendan Dunne’s Amazon author page in your region on June 16. No promo code needed – the price will be listed as $0.00 (or equivalent local currency). You can browse the collection and click to download any titles that catch your interest.

    Regional Amazon links:

    Note: If your country isn’t listed, try visiting the US store or your local Amazon domain and searching for “Brendan Dunne”.

    A Small Favor That Makes a Big Difference

    If you download and enjoy any of these books, the author kindly asks that you leave a review on Amazon. Even a few sentences help other readers discover stories they might love. Independent authors rely heavily on reader feedback, and your words can make a real impact.

    Final Reminders

    • 🗓️ Date: Tuesday, June 16 (for a single day only)
    • 💰 Price: Free for Kindle (no Kindle Unlimited subscription required)
    • 📚 What you get: Full novels, novellas, and a few books on introspection to keep forever.
    • ⭐ What you can give back: An honest review

    Start Your Reading List Now

    You don’t have to wait until June 16 to plan your haul. Browse the author page today, add titles to your Amazon wishlist, then return on Tuesday to download them for free.

    Happy reading, and may you find wonder on every page.

    📖✨
    Brendan Dunne – stories about meaning, memory, and the extraordinary hidden within ordinary life.

  • Addicted To Signs

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    Introduction

    There is a particular kind of loneliness that comes from asking the universe for answers and hearing nothing back.

    It’s not the loneliness of empty rooms or silent phones. It’s the loneliness of standing in front of a mirror, having done everything you were told—checked the horoscope, consulted the cards, paid the psychic, waited for the sign—and realizing that no one is coming to tell you what comes next.

    This book is for anyone who has ever googled. “Am I happy yet?” at 2 a.m.

    It’s for the people who have rearranged their furniture because someone said having your bed facing north was bad for your health.

    I wrote Addicted to Signs because I believe that escapism is not shallow when the real world feels heavy. I believe that laughter and tears can live in the same sentence. I believe that a story about a woman who breaks three engagements because of a sycamore tree can be both absurd and heartbreaking—and that readers deserve both.

    Jacqueline Prescott is not me. But she is everyone I have known who has ever outsourced their agency to a system, a sign, or a stranger.

    This is not a self-help book disguised as a novel. I have no interest in lecturing anyone about what to believe. That’s their perogative.

    Addicted to Signs is a work of fiction. The psychics are fictional (though the techniques they use are real). The sycamore tree is fictional (though there is one in my neighbourhood that I now cannot look at without smiling). The characters are invented, but their struggles are very real.

    If you have ever asked the universe, “What now?” and hated the silence that followed—this book is for you.

    It will be released in the near future.

    I hope you enjoy reading the story as much as I enjoyed creating it.

    Brendan Dunne