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If the sound of free books is like music to your ears, then you'll love Stuff Your Kindle Day. While it may sound too good to be true, there's no catch, we promise.

Nov. 15 is a day when thousands of e-books at Amazon are reduced to the low, low price of $0. There are a variety of subgenres 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," a term to describe sweet and kind male leads.

Hosted by Alpharoll, you can expect all genres and heat levels of romance to be featured, and organized by heat level and subgenre.

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And if you are a real fan of open door romance 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.

Best open door romance to shop during Stuff Your Kindle Day

• Protective Neighborby Ivy Noir - $0$0.99

• Chestnuts Roasting Over Dragon Fireby Julia Mills - $0 $3.99

• Spark by Allie Lasky - $0 $2.99

• His Passerottaby Nicole Cypher - $0 $4.99

• The Mafia and the Bakerby Mari Mendoza - $0 $2.99

• Say 'I Do'by Carrie Lomax - $0 $2.99

• Claimed by the Centerby Alyson Archer - $0 $2.99

• Tiny Truthsby Teralyn Mitchell - $0 $2.99

• Backcheck Heartby Kat Summers - $0 $3.99

• Santa's Baby by Chantal Roome - $0 $4.99

• A Forbidden Christmas Kissby Ebony Snow - $0 $2.99

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