Messy Homes, Ancient Downfalls, and Honest Goodbyes: Discounted Nonfiction eBooks
Losing Mom: A Memoir of Life, Loss and Letting Go ($0.99) by Peggy Ottman: When Peggy Ottman's 89-year-old mother enters hospice, three sisters come together to navigate caregiving, impossible decisions, unexpected laughter, and the bittersweet task of letting her go. Honest, compassionate, and deeply relatable, Losing Mom offers comfort, reassurance, and hope to anyone facing the loss of an aging parent.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
Existential Therapy: Journey to Authenticity (Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theories and Practices Book 10) ($0.99) by Artem Kudelia PhD: A thoughtful introduction to the evolution of existential therapy: who built it, and what each of them added. Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and Heidegger, then Frankl, May and Yalom. Their lives, their ideas, and the concepts that grew out of them: freedom, responsibility, and the search for meaning.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
Tax Reduction Strategies for Individuals: The Employee's Guide to Legally Keeping More of What You Earn, Without Starting a Business ($0.99) by Liam J. Quarry: Most employees overpay taxes not because they lack income, but because they miss legal deductions and planning opportunities. This practical guide explains how to keep more of what you earn without starting a business or hiring an expensive accountant. Learn clear, compliant strategies you can use before the next filing deadline.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
The Biology of Business: Listen. Learn. Pivot. Grow. ($0.99) by John Patrick Brogan: In The Biology of Business, John Patrick Brogan reframes how we understand organizations. Drawing on his experience as a business owner, Brogan reveals that companies don’t function like machines—they behave like living systems. Leadership, culture, decision-making, stress, feedback, & resilience all shape whether a business survives or collapses.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
The Collapse Pattern: How Great Civilizations Destroy Themselves (The Collapse Pattern Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Shane Larson: Civilizations don't die by surprise. Rome, the Maya, the Bronze Age empires — each collapsed the same way, in the same order, while ignoring the same warnings. This book maps that pattern stage by stage and shows why the people living through it never saw it coming. Book 1 of The Collapse Pattern series. 99¢.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
The Self-Hosted AI Builder's Guide: Deploy, Secure, and Operate Private LLMs, AI Agents, Voice Pipelines, and Document Intelligence with Docker ($0.99) by Lin Song: Build a private AI platform you understand, secure, and control. This practical guide helps developers, system administrators, and homelab users deploy AI services with Docker, run local LLMs and private chat, create RAG and voice pipelines, connect MCP tools and an optional AI agent, and secure, troubleshoot, back up, and upgrade the platform.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
A Cynic's Guide to Middle Age ($0.99) by Amanda Day: An unfiltered field guide to getting older without the toxic positivity of the guru market. Delivered with the warmth of a BFF over a late-night drink, it blends relatable stories and '90s nostalgia with practical, science-backed tips to help readers navigate changing bodies, fading energy, complex relationships, and unexpected loss.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
Everything I Wish I Knew: Parenting & Family in a Culture Gone Mad ($2.99) by Greg Molchan: In a culture constantly rewriting the rules on identity, gender, and truth, Christian parents keep asking the same question. Will my kids hold onto their faith once they leave home? This book offers a clear, biblically grounded roadmap for building a family where deep connection and strong conviction can coexist. Drawing on more than twenty-five years of walking this out as a husband and father.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
Put Your Sh*t Away: A Hoarder, Twin Boys & One Recovering Perfectionist ($0.99) by Bronwyn Peters: Like your funniest friend talking about her messy house over coffee. With swearing. Raised in a pristine home with ironed underwear, Bronwyn Peters thought control equaled peace. Then came an Italian husband who hoards broken cables, pandemic twins, and a move to Spain. A hilarious memoir about shedding perfectionism and letting go!
This deal is good on September 16, 2026
Happy Gut: An Evidence-Based Journey to Understand Your Body, Heal Your Microbiome, and Survive in a Broken Food World ($2.99) by Farah Arakji: Are you doing everything "right" by eating healthy, taking supplements, and following wellness advice? In Happy Gut, Farah Arakji takes you on a powerful journey into the hidden world of the gut microbiome and reveals why so many modern health solutions fail to address the root cause of chronic health challenges.
This deal is good on September 16, 2026