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Stuff Your Kindle Day is back and we couldn't be happier. There are few things in life better than free books, especially when there's no catch.

For those not in the know, Stuff Your Kindle Day is an author-driven event hosted that started as an initiative to encourage readers to check out novels by indie authors. It only lasts for one day, but when you "purchase" a book, it's yours forever.

The books available span several genres, but romance is very much at the forefront. That doesn't mean there's no variety though. There is a wide range of subgenres spanning nearly every topic on offer, with something for every bookworm.

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If historical romances are your thing, you're in luck. Check out some of these incredible options you can download for free.

Best historical romance to shop during Stuff Your Kindle Day

• Kissing The Contessaby Sapphire Lebesque — $0$2.99

• Mistress In Disguiseby Sapphire Lebesque — $0$1.49

• The Fiercest Knight In Surreyby Anne Knight — $0$2.99

• Rosalynby Carrie Lomax — $0$3.99

• Seductive Silenceby Larissa Lyons — $0$3.99

• Quinnby Kathryn LeBlanc — $0$2.99

• Etched In Stoneby Veronique Wallrapp — $0$5.99

• POXby Angela Pearse — $0$4.99

• The Duke Of Devastationby Michelle Mignone —$0 $4.70

• Love's Arrivalby Amanda Speights — $0$9.95

• Rebel Mineby Lyn Horner — $0$3.99

• What A Duke Desiresby Merry Farmer — $0$4.99

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