All the Colors of My Soul ($3.95) by Leta McCurry: Neva Holiday, a decent, God-fearing wife and mother, reveals how she is plunged from a normal, happy life into the darkness of revenge and murder when an unspeakable tragedy forces her to confront whether she will turn the other cheek or strike back with a calculated retribution that shakes her to the core of her soul.
This deal is good on August 10, 2022
Her, Him, Them, and Me ($3.99) by Fred Hedgecoke: Dead people can’t talk, but Betty Dillan found a way to speak to her daughter from the grave. Storm had always thought her parents were eternal dorks. After they are gone, She discovers her mother had been a seventeen-year-old WASP pilot and had flown every airplane in the military’s arsenal. Her dad had landed shot-up Hellcats on WWII carriers.
This deal is good on August 9, 2022
Samson: The Wrath of God ($1.99) by W.K. Leslie: Samson, a powerful and vindictive strongman with a giant bounty on his head becomes entangled in the deceit of a beautiful and provocative woman named Delilah, who’s looking to make a fortune by handing him over to his enemies. But Samson is hiding a secret of his own. Based on a true story taken from the annals of ancient biblical history.
This deal is good on August 9, 2022
White Seed: The Untold Story of the Lost Colony of Roanoke ($0.99) by Paul Clayton: What really happened to the Lost Colony? From Publishers Weekly: This above-average historical hews closely to the record of Sir Walter Raleigh’s second doomed attempt to plant the British flag in Virginia, but embroiders the who, what, and when with enough…embellishment to create a riveting story.
This deal is good on August 8, 2022
Sisters of the Sweetwater Fury ($0.99) by Kinley Bryan: In 1913 a powerful storm descends on the Great Lakes — and three sisters find their lives transformed amid the chaos in this “superb, character-driven adventure” (Publishers Weekly). Kinley Bryan’s debut, a Historical Novels Review Editors’ Choice, is inspired by actual events during the Great Lakes Storm of 1913, as well as her own family history.
This deal is good on August 6, 2022
The King’s Cavalier (The Rebellion Series Book 3) ($0.99) by Mark Turnbull: November 1647. King Charles I has been defeated and is in captivity. Captain Maxwell Walker, a veteran royalist cavalryman has finally gone home. When civil war erupts once again, Maxwell and his family are presented with an opportunity to escape. The king’s cavalier is torn between his duty and the promise of a new life…
This deal is good on August 6, 2022
Shadow of the Axe (The Queen’s Intelligencer Book 1) ($0.99) by Peter Tonkin: ‘A fast paced, intrigue-laden romp through Elizabeth’s twilight years. Written with wit, pathos, and style.’ – Steven Veerapen. The first book in a new, major series from the acclaimed historical novelist, Peter Tonkin.
This deal is good on August 4, 2022
The Protégé’s Dilemma ($0.99) by Nathan Waqa: In the theatre of Fitzroy Gladstone, performer Jane can fulfill her dreams of conquering the stage. Or she can enjoy the pleasures of life with her boyfriend Ralph. But she cannot have both…
This deal is good on August 3, 2022
The Royal Order of the Last Coin (The Coin Book 1) ($0.99) by Joyce Crawford: In 14th century England, on the execution day of William Wallace of Scotland, King Edward I knights Walter de Burton, one of his faithful warriors. Sir Walter de Burton struggles with his duty to the king of England and his obedience to God, while Milton de Burton, Walter’s son, and a squire to the king, looks on with pride and longing.
This deal is good on August 3, 2022
The Train: God Cares for His Children ($0.99) by Joyce Crawford: Sam Burkett is a disfigured WWII US paratrooper who returns home alone, lonely, and with little hope. Rachel Crews is a young mother of two small children and a victim of domestic violence, and Kala is a young, orphaned teenager who is dying from anorexia. The Train is a sweet story of how God brings Sam, Rachel, and Kala together to heal and love.
This deal is good on August 2, 2022
Hag of the Hills (The Bronze Sword Cycles Duology Book 1) ($0.99) by JTT Ryder: Hag of the Hills is a historical fantasy epic set on the island of Skye during the Scottish Iron Age. The first book of the Bronze Sword Cycles duology, Hag of the Hills is perfect for lovers of both historical fiction and sword & sorcery alike.
This deal is good on August 1, 2022
A King Ensnared (The Stewart Chronicle Book 1) ($0.99) by J. R. Tomlin: Taken prisoner by the English, Scottish prince James Stewart fights to regain his freedom and his rightful crown. A medieval adventure full of intrigue and danger…
This deal is good on August 1, 2022
The Other Margaret Beaufort: Margaret, Countess of Stafford (Medieval Babes: Tales of Little-Known Ladies Book 9) ($0.99) by J.P. Reedman: The Wars of the Roses have begun. Margaret, daughter of Edmund, Duke of Somerset, marries the Duke of Buckingham’s son. Soon tragedy befalls when death and battle come to Margaret’s door. Widowed, she must forge a new life, one entwined but strangely parallel to her younger cousin, also called Margaret Beaufort, the mother of the future Henry VII.
This deal is good on July 31, 2022
The Emerald (The Prophesy Saga Book 2) ($0.99) by Jerena Tobiasen: Multiple award-winner highlighting a first place Hemingway award ribbon at Chanticleer. In the fall of 1928, Nicolai Kota leads a Roma caravan into a community in Germany for the annual fair, where they display their talents. When nine-year-old Punita is attacked, the Kota family makes the difficult decision to leave her in the care of a relative.
This deal is good on July 30, 2022
And Tyler No More ($0.99) by Stan Haynes: If you love American history, this book is for you. Filled with the political intrigue of the 1840s and interaction with historical figures, it concerns a plot to assassinate President John Tyler and involves issues of slavery, abolition, and Texas annexation. “An impressive literary feat” (Kirkus) and “An arresting historical mystery” (BookLife).
This deal is good on July 29, 2022
The Accursed King (The Plantagenet Legacy Book 4) ($0.99) by Mercedes Rochelle: King Henry IV was known as the king who killed both another king and an archbishop. The very night Archbishop Scrope was executed, Henry was stricken with a burning skin disease that was the beginning of a long slow decline. Fortunately for England, his heir was ready and eager to take over.
This deal is good on July 29, 2022
Where the Heart Goes (Becky’s Memoirs) ($0.99) by Shirley Sorbello: Join Becky as she shares her heart-warming story of a bittersweet life on the Texas prairie in the 1800s. Following her childhood dream of moving to Texas to marry a cowboy leads to unexpected consequences. Becky’s story is one of courage, strength, heartache, and spirit. You will be reminded that love survives even after death.
This deal is good on July 28, 2022
Soldiers of Freedom: The WWII Story of Patton’s Panthers and the Edelweiss Pirates ($0.99) by Samuel Marquis: SOLDIERS OF FREEDOM is the true story of the 1944-1945 War in Western Europe and the final Allied struggle to conquer Nazi Germany. The story is told through the eyes of William McBurney, a tank gunner in the 761st Tank Battalion, the first African-American tank unit in U.S. history.
This deal is good on July 28, 2022
Requiem for the Unrequited ($0.99) by Matthew Toland: King Edward’s accusation is unequivocal; Sir John de Dalton committed murder and rape at Beaumes Manor on Good Friday, 1347. Nevertheless, the evidence is sketchy. The accused wed the alleged rape victim a week later and the couple fled north to Scotland. Based on the life and times of Margery de la Beche.
This deal is good on July 27, 2022
A Dream of Democracy: My Flight, My Life ($0.99) by Helmut Siewert and Cheryl Bartlam du Bois: An inspirational true survival story from a living survivor of the Russian invasion of Prussia during WWII. Helmut and his family had to depart in the middle of a harsh winter in order to survive. This is not only a story of survival, but a celebration of opportunity as Helmut rebuilt his future in the United States.
This deal is good on July 27, 2022
Godless County (Classic Western Justice) ($0.99) by Jesse Storm: Deputy Jed Walker has long been wary of Father Davenport, a charismatic man who is slowly influencing the youth of his town. When Jed hears about an accidental death of a townsman, he suspects murder and his investigation points to the Church of God’s Righteous Justice on Earth. With help from the gutsy Persephone, they strike out at the menace.
This deal is good on July 26, 2022
From the Realm of Time ($2.99) by Scott Douglas Prill: Roman General Valerias and his wife, Claire, retire to a peaceful life in their Italia villa. The life of contentment they seek is confronted by religious strife, upheaval in Claire’s former kingdom, and a massive Saxon invasion of Britannia. “A rousing and captivating epic that should satisfy fans of historical fiction.” Kirkus Reviews
This deal is good on July 26, 2022
The Revolution: Captain, Pirate, Heroine ($2.99) by Cheryl Bartlam Du Bois and Debra Ann Pawlak: As the American Colonies prepare for a revolution, young Fanny Campbell, a fisherman’s daughter from Lynn, Massachusetts, yearns for adventure. When her intended ends up in La Cabana, an infamous Cuban prison, she will do anything to save him. Fanny dons men’s clothes and takes to the sea where she incites a crew to mutiny, battles hardened pirates, and clashes with the King’s Royal Navy.
This deal is good on July 25, 2022
It Happened in Silence ($1.99) by Karla M Jay: Set in a world where women of the KKK betray their neighbors, where horrors of unscrupulous foundling homes come to light, and buried mysteries are not all that hidden. It’s Georgia 1921. Mute since birth, fifteen-year-old Willow Stewart has one task to complete: to bring her brother home. Will they survive the injustices of the legal system?
This deal is good on July 24, 2022
Highland Raven (The Celtic Blood Series Book 1) ($1.49) by Melanie Karsak: From New York Times bestselling author Melanie Karsak, a gripping journey to the Scottish Highlands. Destined for the Scottish throne, Gruoch must marry the man her family decrees. But when she meets Banquo, a gallant Highlander and druid, she is torn between her duty to her family and her heart. Dive into book 1 of the Celtic Blood Series.
This deal is good on July 23, 2022
No Names to Be Given ($0.99) by Julia Brewer Daily: In 1966, three young unwed women meet at the Magnolia Maternity Home in New Orleans to relinquish their babies for adoption and return home as if nothing transpired. Twenty-five years later, they reunite after a blackmailer threatens to expose their secrets… all the way to the White House.
This deal is good on July 22, 2022
The Northern Wolf Series (Books 1-5) ($2.99) by Daniel Greene: The complete Northern Wolf series. Over 1,600 pages of award-winning military historical fiction. Johannes Wolf. Immigrant. Soldier. Unlikely Hero — Wolf’s company are the kind of men that get the dirty work done needed to win the war that divided America. Ride through the American Civil War with Wolf’s motley crew of daring Union raiders, and enjoy fast-paced, non-stop war fiction at its best.
This deal is good on July 21, 2022
A Greek Doctor in Jerusalem ($0.99) by Etty Shahar: A hidden notebook reveals precious secrets, forbidden love affairs across religious divides, and epidemics of disastrous proportions; and at the center of them all – Dr. Efklides, a Greek doctor in Jerusalem.
This deal is good on July 20, 2022
Storykeeper (Nine-Rivers Valley Book 1) ($0.99) by Daniel A. Smith: Empowered by a dream, Manaha steps before the village fire. Against the will and taboos of her tribe, she demands that the children hear the truth about their abandoned homelands, the arrival of the Son-of-the-Sun and Great Dying that followed.
This deal is good on July 20, 2022