Forgotten Wars and Violent Encounters: Discounted Literary eBooks

You Can See More From Up Here ($0.99) by Mark Guerin: Called a “poignantly told story of ruminative remembrance” by Kirkus Reviews and a “sensitive, clear-eyed, unsentimental story about flawed people” by Chris Castellani, author of Leading Men, You Can See More From Up Here is a father/son story about a violent encounter at an automobile assembly plant that forever alters their relationship.

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The Last Days of Childhood ($0.99) by Ken Ross: Lucy feels unattractive and unloved. She worries about exams, is sexually confused and has been self-harming. The coronavirus is sweeping across England and a period of lockdown looms. If the transition to adulthood isn’t enough! Can she resolve her problems and find solace with Kell, a boy she’s known for years, or her beautiful friend, Fortine?

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Tales of the Countess ($2.99) by Cali Bird: Tales of the Countess is a romantic comedy about the need to be happy in yourself before you get your man. However, it has an unusual twist – the main character, known just as the Countess, has a collection of handbags that talk. Think Sex and the City meets Toy Story. The bags might talk but this is no kids book …

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War Remains ($0.99) by Jeffrey Miller: Robert “Bobby” Washkowiak battles his way through the bitter first winter of the Korean War, longing for home, his wife, and newborn son. Fifty years later, his son and grandson come across his wartime letters, and together, they try to find out what really happened to him on one of the battlefields of that “forgotten war.”

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