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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Detective-Inspector-Berenice-Killick-Mystery-ebook/dp/B00GNDCZC4/
Dying to Know - 333 pages
A man’s body washes up on the beach.
It looks as if he threw himself from a lighthouse - but was it suicide, or something more sinister?
Detective Inspector Berenice Killick is used to dealing with minor complaints like parking tickets and lost property, so when she is offered the case she jumps at the chance.
She soon discovers that the dead man was Murdo Macguire, a physicist, and that he and his colleagues were carrying out top secret work on particle collisions.
When more of the scientists are found dead, in the same place and manner as Macguire, it looks like someone has a vendetta against the project. But what were the scientists working on?
And will someone kill to find out - or to prevent the science being revealed?
As she delves deeper into the mystery, Berenice must fight to get her voice heard in a police department run by men - and she must learn to trust her instincts if she is to have any chance of solving the case. What is it that the murderer is Dying to Know?
Berenice must find out before it is too late...

I'm planning to buy one. Which kindle would you recommend and is there any good deals at the moment. Thanks.

lotielot wrote: »

I'm planning to buy one. Which kindle would you recommend and is there any good deals at the moment. Thanks.

If you're planning to use it mainly for reading, you'll be better off with the Paperwhite - a much nicer screen (much like paper to look at, and no glare) and a much longer battery life, in weeks.

The Fire is fine as a tablet, but has a battery life of just hours and isn't ideal for reading

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Are-You-Positive-Stephen-Davis-ebook/dp/B0047DX1F2/
Are You Positive? - 384 pages
Courtroom drama in the style of John Grisham.
26-year-old Tyree Johnson stands accused of first degree murder in a prominent South Carolina courtroom. But his murder weapon is not a gun or a knife; in fact, there was no violent crime at all. His “victim,” Beth Ann Brooks, dated Tyree for a few months, and they made love more than once. However, Tyree Johnson had been diagnosed HIV-Positive, and the prosecution claims that Beth Ann Brooks was infected with HIV by Tyree and died some months later.
The defense, however, claims there is reasonable doubt that Tyree’s HIV diagnosis was wrong – that, according to numerous scientific studies, the so-called “HIV tests” are fraught with errors, and have been ever since their inventor, Dr. Robert Gallo, lied on his patent application. Furthermore, Tyree’s lawyer argues that there is no scientific evidence that HIV is transmitted by heterosexual intercourse, and that Tyree’s girlfriend died from taking lethal anti-retroviral drugs rather than from any HIV/AIDS-related illness.
Based on more than 500 actual scientific studies and references, the author claims that every word of sworn testimony is true and verifiable.
"Are You Positive?" raises serious questions about whether anyone has ever been properly diagnosed as HIV-Positive, and whether most AIDS victims are dying from the side-effects of the HIV medications prescribed by their doctors – all in a spell-binding novel.
You be the judge.

lotielot wrote: »

I'm planning to buy one. Which kindle would you recommend and is there any good deals at the moment. Thanks.

If you're planning a lot of books, Kindle Fire won't let you organise them into collections - they expect you to have them as one long list either on your Fire or in the cloud. I think there may be software out there like Calibre that can go some way towards helping, but I've not explored that myself. If it's just for reading, go for a Paperwhite as has already been said.