Every month, they offer a free ebook download from their website. I've already downloaded February's book: Alfred of Wessex. If you think you may be interested, you should go download it because this particular ebook will only be free until February 29th. Note: You will have to create an account with Bethlehem Books if you don't have one already. You should create an account first, before trying to download.




Of the available ebooks that Bethlehem Books has for purchase, some are called eVersions and some are eStacks. The difference is: eVersions are ebook versions of the same books they publish. eStacks are ones that the company does not publish as books, and are only released in digital format.
So! I'm excited to collect a few of these free monthly ebooks for myself. I'm looking forward to March's and April's new freebies. If you want to find out what the freebie is for each month, just visit Bethlehem Books on their Twitter and Facebook pages (even if you don't have an account on these sites, you can still read the news).
