Shifting Memories, Life-Changing Choices, and Unspoken Forgiveness: Discounted Literary Fiction eBooks

Mermaid ($0.99) by Michelene Esposito: They were the girls who didn't drown. As children, sisters May and Kate survived the unthinkable. Decades later, when Kate disappears, May unravels the secrets of their mother's final act. As she searches for Kate, she's given an unexpected second chance with Buddy, her firefighter true love. A story of sisterhood, forgiveness, and finding hope.

This deal is good on September 10, 2026

Seeing Sunny Again ($0.99) by Paul Clayton: I’d recommend this book most to readers who enjoy character-driven short fiction, vivid period settings, and stories about the emotional residue of growing up. It’ll be particularly meaningful to people interested in mid-century American life, complicated families, imperfect friendships, and the way aging reshapes old memories.

This deal is good on September 10, 2026

Artificial Intelligence: Explained to Donald Trump ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: "Is it smarter than me?" "Yes." "Impossible." "Not even close." The education of Donald Trump, taught by a mysterious ex-hippie called The Man — with a foghorn, a stapler, and once, a raccoon. AI, deepfakes, killer robots, and the question no one selling you the future wants to answer: why build it? Satire, but a real education too. Ends with pie.

This deal is good on September 10, 2026

Of Beginnings and Ends ($0.99) by S. K. Kruse: A Soul-Making Keats Literary Award-Winning Novel. A woman returns repeatedly to the Hall of Beginnings and Ends, which demands a choice: Pass through a mist-shrouded arch to her best path forward or take a side door offering a detour. Either way, pain awaits. The crucible of transformation or the slow decay of refusing to change. What would you choose?

This deal is good on September 10, 2026