Most people think they need to buy every book they read.

I used to think that too.

But here’s something a lot of readers don’t realize…

You probably already have access to hundreds—maybe thousands—of books right now. For free.

And I don’t mean shady downloads or limited samples.

I’m talking about your local library.

Not the physical building (though that’s still great), but the digital version of it that lives on your phone.

Apps like Libby and Hoopla let you borrow ebooks and audiobooks instantly. No subscription. No fees. No late charges. No leaving your house.

You open the app, type in a title or author, and if it’s available—you start reading immediately.

That’s it.

No checkout lines. No waiting for delivery. No “I’ll get to it later.”

Just… reading.

And yes, my books are there too.

So if you’ve ever been curious about my stories but weren’t ready to commit to buying one, this is your chance. You can try them completely free through your library.

Now here’s the part most readers don’t know:

When you borrow a book through the library, the author still gets paid.

Libraries purchase licenses for ebooks and audiobooks, and every borrow supports the author behind the scenes.

So you’re not just saving money—you’re also helping writers continue creating the stories you enjoy.

It’s one of the rare situations where everyone wins.

You get a free book.
The author gets support.
And the library continues offering access to more readers.

If you’ve never tried it before, here’s how simple it is:

1. Download Libby or Hoopla
2. Connect your library card (or sign up—it’s usually quick)
3. Search for a book
4. Tap “borrow”
5. Start reading or listening instantly

That’s it.

If you already have the app, even better.

Open it today and search for something new.

Or search my name and see what’s available 😉

Reading doesn’t have to be expensive. It doesn’t have to be complicated.

Sometimes, the best books are already waiting for you—you just haven’t clicked “borrow” yet.