Free Kindle Edition of Reunion: Coda Available Through June 3

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Cover design by Juan Carlos Hernandez. © 2025 Alex Diaz-Granados

If you’ve been meaning to discover Reunion: Coda, now is the perfect time. The Kindle edition is currently available for free in a limited-time promotion that began on Saturday, May 30, and runs through June 3. It’s a great opportunity to pick up the novel at no cost and dive into a thoughtful, emotionally resonant story.

Reunion: Coda, the second book in The Reunion Duology by Alex Diaz-Granados, follows Jim Garraty as he reflects on love, regret, friendship, and the search for emotional closure. The story blends memory, missed opportunities, and the possibility of new beginnings, making it a compelling read for anyone who enjoys character-driven literary fiction with heart.

If summer reading is on your mind, this free promotion is an easy excuse to add Reunion: Coda to your Kindle library before the offer ends on June 3.

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