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For book lovers, there is no better holiday than Stuff Your Kindle Day. While it may sound too good to be true, there's no catch.

Nov. 15 is a day when thousands of e-books at Amazon are completely free. Yes, free. There are a variety of genres on offer, but romance is at the forefront of this author-driven event. This latest Stuff Your Kindle Day is a romance-focused free book blast that features "cinnamon roll main male characters."

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And if you are a real fan of closed-door and fade-to-black novels, there are plenty of books for you to download. Overwhelmed? Here's a pick of some of the best books you can download for free.

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