Inner Peace and the Price of Denial: Discounted Literary eBooks

The Last Orphan ($1.99) by Jeffrey Lowder: “It is 1859, a time of mistrust, polygamy, and a theocracy defended by armed militias. Your heart will go out to a five-year-old orphan boy trapped in the turmoil, and two indomitable women, each of whom claim him as her own.” – David Nelson, writer San Francisco Chronicle, ret. Free on Kindle Unlimited!

This deal is good on February 12, 2021

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The Lady of the Island ($0.99) by E. De Viere: Despairing of her attempts to change her fate, Kate decides to leave everything behind. A new man who falls in love with her, forcing her to embark on a new journey within herself. Will Kate find the inner peace she has been craving for?

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Sambisa Escape: A Novel ($3.99) by Ifeanyi Esimai: Ngozi Balogun Bashiru became an orphan for the third time by the age of six. Taken in by an uncle, she cooked, cleaned, and washed—her transformation from cousin and niece to servant completed by her sixteenth birthday. After a domestic spat, she’s had enough and runs away. But soon learns the grass is not always greener on the other side of the fence.

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Never Going Home ($0.99) by Jeff Marlowe: Din Swift questions if the “American Dream” he has apparently lived in is a farce, or at the very least on an era of irreversible decline. Never Going Home explores the costs of asking questions on our jobs, friendships, and our very being within a seemingly endless worsening of the economy. Denial, or Din’s lack thereof, has a price.

This deal is good on February 12, 2021

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