Dark Longings, Hidden Legacies, and Secret Questions: Discounted Literary Fiction eBooks

Mustard Seed (The Dog Logic Triptych Book 3) ($0.99) by Tom Strelich: It’s 1963. President Kennedy has been assassinated, and the imminent global thermonuclear war has triggered a top-secret program to preserve Western civilization beneath the dusty hills outside Bakersfield, where a time capsule full of people has been living contentedly ever since. Can somebody tell them the world didn’t end?

This deal is good on August 18, 2026

Thick, Thin, What The Dragon Let In ($0.99) by Doworth Howard: Unfiltered. Unpredictable. This collection of short stories and poems cuts deep — balancing dark humor, longing, and hard-earned insight. For readers who like literary fiction with bite. Thick, Thin, What the Dragon Let In is just $0.99 for a limited time.

This deal is good on August 18, 2026

Death and Life in the City of Dreams ($0.99) by Nicholas Deitch: From an architect’s vision at the dawn of the 20th Century, to a rancher’s dynasty scarred by violence and greed, to a city founder’s hidden message of hope, the rise, fall, and reawakening of an American city reach far beyond. A timely, sweeping novel of memory, corruption, and resilience, it asks, “What legacy will we leave for our children?”

This deal is good on August 18, 2026

One in 4096 ($4.99) by Alex Thorne-Vale: What if you could ask any question and receive a simple “yes” or “no” answer? What would you ask, and how could you know the answer was true? One in 4096 is a fast-paced philosophical psychological novel about addiction, responsibility, self-deception, and choice, unfolding over a single ambiguous day.

This deal is good on August 18, 2026