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If you've been on the hunt for some spooky horror books to add to your digital library, today's your lucky day. There's a great selection of indie horror e-books on offer as part of the Indie Author Spring Spectacular. These books are available for free or at a heavily discounted price on the latest Stuff Your Kindle Day.

If this is the first time you've heard of Stuff Your Kindle Day, it's an event that's worth keeping on your radar. Stuff Your Kindle Day gives e-book readers the opportunity to download hundreds of e-books for free or at a much lower price than normal. The bonus is that once you've downloaded something, it's yours to keep forever in your library. It's a win-win for book lovers!

If you're looking for new spooky stories to get lost in, here are some of the best indie horror e-books available on Stuff Your Kindle Day.

When is Stuff Your Kindle Day?

Stuff Your Kindle Day took place on Feb. 10, Feb. 14, Feb. 21, and Feb. 28 last month, and another took place this month on March 4, offering everything from monster romance to indie titles for free. And now on March 7-10, you can pick up a selection of indie horror e-books on Indievisible.

Here are just a few of the indie horror e-books you can download for free or at a discounted price.

Best indie horror books to shop on Stuff Your Kindle Day

• Fever Dreams: Spooky Storiesby Bethany Russo — $0$0.99

• Shadows of Cathedral Laneby M.G. Mason — $0.99$5.17

• Angel's Massby MG Mason — $0.99$2.99

• Sacrificial Watersby A.D Jones — $2.99 $10.99

• Little Jar of Teethby A. L. Hatcher — $0 $3.99

• The Isle of Darknessby Arabella Federico — $0.99 $4.99

• Devils That Preyby David Washburn — $0$3.99

• Echoes of the Forgottenby Michael Nunn — $0.99$2.99

• Apocalypseby Hayley Anderton and Laura Swift — $0$0.99

• MirrorMirrorby Shaun Allan — $2.99$8.99

Who can take part in Stuff Your Kindle Day?

Anyone can participate in Stuff Your Kindle Day. You don't even need to own a Kindle to get involved.

Kindle, Kobo, and Nook readers can download these books for free or at a discounted price. You can even download these books on your preferred app and read them straight from your phone, as you can also find these free titles on the Google Play and Apple Books apps.

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Why we like it

These popular e-readers allow you to take hundreds of books on the go. They're made all the better by their extra-long battery life that can keep you reading for longer between charges, and it also boasts an anti-glare display, so you can read anywhere and in all levels of brightness with the Kindle. They start at $109.99, a great price for those on a budget, but if you want to save even more, you can get three months of Kindle Unlimited completely free during Stuff Your Kindle Day.

Kindle Unlimited costs $11.99 per month and allows you to borrow up to 20 books per month. For a limited time, you can get three months of Kindle Unlimited for free, saving you $35.97.

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