Lost Futures, Neon Shadows, and Enduring Longings: Discounted Literary Fiction eBooks
Sanctuary Row ($3.99) by Lamar D. Vine: In 1983 Las Vegas, teen misfit Jake escapes a dysfunctional family by working at a head shop amid neon lights and rock excess. Drugs, dreams, and raw redemption collide in this gritty coming-of-age tale. "Sanctuary Row" is an introspective literary fiction exploring youth's dark edges. Perfect for fans of 80s counterculture and flawed protagonists.
This deal is good on January 19, 2026
Taking Notes: A Mother’s Healing Journey Through Grief: A Collection of Poems ($2.99) by Lee A. Glasscock: When her daughter’s cancer returned and claimed her life, Lee Glasscock faced the unimaginable. In "Taking Notes," raw, luminous poetry bears witness to grief, survival, and healing—inviting readers to move through pain and into the enduring light of love that never abandons us.
This deal is good on January 19, 2026
The Book of Joseph ($0.99) by David Joseph Gallant: Joseph dies and awakens in Purgatory—a desolate land of dust and fading memory. Desperately searching for the family he left behind, he must piece together the fragments of his life as the final, cosmic battle of Armageddon approaches. Written in a haunting, lyrical style reminiscent of Dante and C.S. Lewis, the novella is a visionary tale of regret, salvation, and a love that transcends death.
This deal is good on January 19, 2026
The New Gatsby: From Gettysburg to Raleigh ($0.99) by B. Scott: In a future Raleigh obsessed with progress, a billionaire clings to a love he lost. Through Evan Hibbing’s eyes, ambition and longing entwine in The New Gatsby, a romantic, literary reflection on memory, devotion, and the cost of chasing the past.
This deal is good on January 19, 2026