Daybreak (Under The Bridge Book 1) ($0.99) by Kade Casron: The 1990s come back to life in Daybreak—the first installment of the Under the Bridge Series. In the series, the era is seen through the eyes of a family living in Los Angeles. Clothing, music, technology, social turmoil—nearly every period-defining element is explored. Come experience (or re-experience) what made the 1990s such a memorable decade.

This deal is good on December 4, 2025

Goode Vibrations of the Wresting Place ($0.99) by Amy Safford: After a near-death accident, Penelope Goode awakens to visions that blur the line between the living and the dead. Drawn to a graveyard tied to Maine’s dark history on Malaga Island, she’s haunted by restless spirits of hidden suffering. When these disturbing revelations collide with an untoward romance, Pennie must learn to trust her intuition.

This deal is good on December 4, 2025

The Lost Son of Ireland: The Life of Liam Doyle (O'Malley Saga) ($4.99) by Sean D. Clark: A famine orphan thrust into the brutal streets of Five Points, Liam Doyle fights to survive gangs, hunger, and betrayal. From coffin ships to the Draft Riots, The Lost Son of Ireland follows one boy’s unbreakable will in a world determined to erase him.

This deal is good on December 4, 2025

Oregon At Last Box Set (Books 1-3) ($0.99) by A.T. Butler: In 1851 Oregon Territory, the women of the Sullivan-Mills settlement build homes, forge friendships, and find love amid hardship. Oregon At Last brings together three bestselling novels of resilience, hope, and community on the wild American frontier.

This deal is good on December 3, 2025

The Broken Fife ($0.99) by Gary C. Demack: A sweeping Civil War tale of love, loss, and redemption. When a young fifer’s forbidden love is torn away, he journeys through war and grief, guided only by music and a broken fife that holds the key to his past—and a chance at forgiveness.

This deal is good on December 3, 2025

Inheriting India: Four Stories of Myth and Memory ($2.99) by Vanitha Sankaran: From serpent kingdoms to temple workshops, these four tales illuminate India’s past through myth, memory, and the pull of inheritance. Inspired by India’s classical narrative patterns, it's perfect for readers who love literary, myth-infused fiction and for writers curious about non-Western storytelling traditions.

This deal is good on December 3, 2025

What Remains of Love ($0.99) by Suzanne Trauth: When Kate’s father dies, she learns he once loved another woman—a French artist in Nazi-occupied France. Among the relics of that affair—a train ticket, a photograph, and a secret that will shatter everything Kate knew about her family. As she follows this hidden past, she confronts the cost of honor and the truth about the man she called father.

This deal is good on December 2, 2025

Jeep Show ($3.99) by Robert B. O'Connor: Thirty-year-old show business dropout Jim Tanzer enlists in the U.S. Army in WWII, a decision that may cost him his marriage and his life. Jim is assigned to the Morale Corps and detailed to a Jeep show squad led by Mickey Rooney. On December 16, 1944, Jim finds himself in the path of German forces at the outbreak of the Battle of the Bulge.

This deal is good on December 2, 2025

China Thermonuclear Conflagration 2029: Worldwide Nuclear Winter ($0.99) by Thomas Yeggy: If you were entertained by A House of Dynamite on Netflix you will enjoy this book because it: (1) Uses the SBIRS satellite system not the outdated DSP system (2) Uses the Aegis intercept system not the GBI (3) Has a realistic background for the conflict (4) Has an ending that centers on AI and (5) Explores the aftermath of nuclear war and the politics.

This deal is good on December 2, 2025

The Wolfsberg Deception ($2.99) by Richard D. Handy: A gripping WW2 spy thriller! 5 stars! 1941: Major Danny Nash of British Secret Intelligence uncovers a deadly plot to destroy Britain. A trail of deception and murder leads to the deserts of Iran, where Germany and Russia conspire over their new secret weapon. When Nash’s love, Emily Sinclair, is kidnapped by a Persian assassin -- he must save her -- but risks the annihilation of Britain.

This deal is good on November 30, 2025

Patriot Apprentice ($0.99) by Richard Modlin: Danger and adventure await. When Washington promotes Jack Hollister to midshipman, he sets sail aboard the Piper, an armed schooner. Though jeopardized by Redcoats, renegades, and despicable loyalists, Jack finds dauntless courage and unfaltering camaraderie among his peers.

This deal is good on November 29, 2025

Battle at the Rim ($0.99) by Richard Modlin: Jack Hollister becomes one of G. Washington’s spies. He joins the Redcoats to gather info on their activities around NYC. Jack learns the British plan to seek revenge on Machias, ME, and bombard it into oblivion. He goes AWOL from his British regiment, sails to the village, and becomes involved in the battle to help the patriots win.

This deal is good on November 29, 2025

From the Realm of Time ($2.99) by Scott Douglas Prill: It’s been five years since the Roman Emperor Valens' army was annihilated at the Battle of Adrianople. Far from warfare, retired General Marcus Augustus Valerias is now settled into life at his estate near Milan with his wife, Claire, a former Briton queen, and her two daughters. Still, worries of an uncertain future plague the once-great but now aging general.

This deal is good on November 29, 2025

From the Land of Cross and Star ($0.99) by Andrew Volkov: A disgraced monk races to unlock the powers that can save the woman he cannot forget. But his former seminary friend—now a Bolshevik spy—will stop at nothing to seize his magic, his soul, his love. From the steppes of 1917 Russia to opium-scented ports of the East and across America’s harsh frontier, their fates collide in the world of violent sects, train heists, Ute brujas, and deadly secrets.

This deal is good on November 27, 2025

Fannie's First Xmas in the Oval Office ($0.99) by R. Cody Carver: It’s the week before Christmas, 2033. The whole world holds Fannie responsible for the mess left by her predecessor. Robots can run the White House, so she gives her entire staff a week off. What could possibly go wrong? China trespasses on Japanese territory. Hardline US extremists present Fannie with a Christmas surprise. Fun read with humor.

This deal is good on November 26, 2025

Doric Hotel ($0.99) by Luisa Mazzocchi: In the quiet seaside city of Ancona, Italy, two women, Lara Isabel, haunted by an impossible love, and Dora, shaped by decades of loss, discover an extraordinary friendship that changes their lives. Past and present intertwine against the echoes of World War II in a lyrical, heartfelt story of courage, memory, love, and second chances.

This deal is good on November 24, 2025

Newfound Freedom ($0.99) by Richard Modlin: ⚓ Set sail on an epic journey in Newfound Freedom, a ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year finalist. Two English brothers brave a treacherous Atlantic crossing—only to land in the heart of the American Revolution. Rich in nautical adventure, historical detail, and brotherly conflict, this tale is a must for O’Brien fans.

This deal is good on November 23, 2025

Byline Budapest ($0.99) by Diane Wagner: Europe, 1956. The Hungarian people rise against Soviet rule, and Charlie Atkins dives into the rebellion. Dodging bombs and soldiers, she uncovers secrets that tie to her own past. Inspired by true events, Byline Budapest is a tense Cold War thriller of bravery, sacrifice, and the peril of seeking truth.

This deal is good on November 23, 2025

The Sins of Men (The Peter Smith Chronicles - American Revolution Historical Fiction Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Danny J. Bradbury: An American Revolutionary War Drama: An English boy, abducted by a sadistic British captain, serves in the Seven Years' War. While the ship is undergoing repairs in Boston, he escapes and is adopted by a local couple. As the winds of war blow across the colonies, he joins the fight on the side of the Americans. Fate offers him the opportunity for revenge during an epic sea battle.

This deal is good on November 21, 2025

The Rise and Fall of Bram Z and The Tribe: The Beginning (Book 1) ($0.99) by SF Covell: The Rise and Fall of Bram Z and The Tribe chronicles a group of young people in 1980s Los Angeles who find themselves linked to the formation of a rock band and an entertainment catering company in Hollywood. Book 1, "The Beginning," focuses on their activities in the years before the band is created.

This deal is good on November 21, 2025

Teeth ($0.99) by Timothy James Dean: The Epic Novel of War and Love. In the South Pacific, a WWII sniper joins a rescue mission gone wrong—only to confront something ancient, intelligent, and filled with teeth.

This deal is good on November 20, 2025

Military Dog Stories: 27 Captivating & Thrilling Short Stories of Brave Police and Service K9 Rescues ($0.99) by Jack Harrison: They Charged Into Fire, Saved Lives, and Never Asked Why. Military Dog Stories brings 27 gripping true tales of fearless K9 heroes—from WWII legends like Chips and Stubby to modern-day saviors like Lucca. Each story packs heart, heroism, and a tribute to dogs who served with unwavering courage, for dog lovers, veterans, and anyone moved by raw loyalty.

This deal is good on November 15, 2025

The Saxon Sword ($0.99) by Laura Gwendolyn Hill: "An excellent and atmospheric exploration of Britain; a literal coming-of-age story and adventure which explores a period of conflict, religious and political upheaval, and clashes of cultures." - Rik Sowden, Living Historian. "This is an exciting and page-turning adventure, full of girl power!" - Alina Rubin, Author

This deal is good on November 15, 2025

Apocalypse 1626 Part I: The Persian Tribute ($0.99) by Harry Han: Beijing, 1626. A cataclysmic explosion tore through the heart of the Ming Empire, unleashing fire, fear, and forbidden secrets, truths powerful enough to alter the fate of a dynasty and the course of the world. Apocalypse 1626 Part I: The Persian Tribute blends history and suspense into a haunting tale whose echoes still reverberate today.

This deal is good on November 13, 2025

Calais: Men-At-Arms ($0.99) by Richard Foreman: Richard Foreman’s gripping second Men-At-Arms novel, Calais, brings together espionage, warfare, and heroism in the bloody years of the Hundred Years’ War. History, intrigue, and action abound in this thrilling series from one of the leading voices in historical fiction.

This deal is good on November 13, 2025

What We Say in the Dark ($0.99) by Gary Baysinger: In 1944 Lisbon, a city of shadows and shifting loyalties, disgraced U.S. Army Intelligence officer Don Gibson lives under cover, navigating a maze of spies, lies, and betrayal. He’s drawn to Isabelle, a mysterious Frenchwoman with a veiled past. As truths unravel, each is pulled toward moments of choice in a world where no one is who they seem.

This deal is good on November 13, 2025