Forbidden Sweets, Feral Retreats, and Surreal Labyrinths: Discounted Literary Fiction eBooks
The Boy Who Went to Live with the Cats ($0.99) by Amy R. Andersen: A story of loss, belonging, isolation, and the wild spaces we run to when the world overwhelms. Follow Florida's deep woods of vines and exotic fruits in a lush tangle of insects and grasping needles. Here, Joshua turns his back on society to find a strange, quiet peace among the feral cats and the forgotten. Caretakers aren't who you imagine.
This deal is good on October 29, 2026
Trump and the Flying Spaghetti Monster ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: Donald Trump needs the Flying Spaghetti Monster explained to him. Enter The Man, with lessons on pirates, colanders, Beer Volcanoes, holy Fridays, and whether a joke can become a religion. Trump has questions. Can the colanders be gold? And who owns the merchandising rights to God? Absurd, sharp, and surprisingly thoughtful. RAmen.
This deal is good on October 29, 2026
The Goldwyn County Candy Ban ($0.99) by J. Z. Zerber: In 1995, candy is illegal in Goldwyn County. When eleven-year-old Chat Kelley discovers a stash of contraband sweets, he and his best friend stumble into an adventure that tests their loyalty and courage. Clever, funny, and unexpectedly moving, this coming-of-age tale explores friendship, growing up, and the courage to question authority.
This deal is good on October 29, 2026
It's a (Enter Difficulty Setting Here) Life: Too Complex ($3) by Anthony Moffett: A surrealist and satirical tale of a property manager and a leasing agent coming to evict a dopamine-addicted, gaming tenant. Once they enter his unit, it's a labyrinth of toxic filth and lethal pests run amok. Luckily for them, our two main heroes happen to be gamers themselves and use their wit to overcome the obstacles and reach their target.
This deal is good on October 29, 2026