Free Creepy Crawly Kindle Thriller by Andrew Lowe

Creepy Crawly by Andrew Lowe is currently free to buy as a Kindle ebook on Amazon UK. In this first Jake Sawyer crime thriller, a detective’s return home brings him into a murder investigation while his own family history continues to trouble him.

Visit the product page, choose Kindle Edition and check that the Buy now price is £0.00. Use that purchase option to add the ebook to your Amazon account, then read it with a compatible Kindle device or app. You do not need to join Kindle Unlimited or start an Audible trial. Leave the paid audiobook add-on unselected.

This is an English-language digital book, not a printed copy. The cover shown is for identification. Only Creepy Crawly is included; the remaining Jake Sawyer books are sold separately. Amazon has not supplied an end date for the free price.

Offer applies to Creepy Crawly by Andrew Lowe, Kindle ASIN B07FSFMKXX, while Amazon UK shows £0.00 as the purchase price. Requires an Amazon account eligible for the UK Kindle Store and a compatible device or Kindle app.

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