Village Accusations, Family Scars, and War-Torn Survival: Discounted Historical Fiction eBooks
Today In Paradise (The Seven Last Words Book 1) ($0.99) by Rocco Amato: Newark, 1973. Dante Bellofiore came home from the war with a count that still lives under his language, and a family that keeps his face sharp like a tool for a certain kind of work. Book One of The Seven Last Words, a completed seven-novel Italian-American crime saga, 1968–1988. For readers of Mario Puzo and Richard Price.
This deal is good on October 26, 2026
The Child Witch ($0.99) by Maggie Jannet: Two sisters. One village desperate for a witch. East Anglia, 1645. A travelling witch-finder discovers that Sukey and her little sister Tavie can turn frightened whispers into accusations. But when Tavie’s testimony threatens the men who used her, the child witnesses become the accused. Discover this dark, haunting historical novel.
This deal is good on October 26, 2026
Little Fires in the Darkness ($0.99) by Karla M. Jay: 1942. One family is torn apart by Nazi terror in Czechoslovakia. Men are arrested. Children are stolen. Women are sent away. From the ashes of Lidice to the horrors of separate death camps, a shattered family fights to survive against impossible odds. Their only hope? To live long enough to reunite—and see justice served.
This deal is good on October 26, 2026