Butterfly Games ($0.99) by Kelly Scarborough: Make your entrance into the opulent world of the Swedish Royal Court. Butterfly Games is a biographical historical novel about a young Swedish countess whose youthful love affair with the heir to her country’s throne has profound personal and political repercussions. It is rigorously researched and beautifully written with compelling characters.

This deal is good on May 22, 2026

Letters From Lucca ($4.99) by Kim Baccellia: Just when Sammi couldn't think her life could get any worse, a package filled with letters arrives, hinting that her recently deceased grandmother had a secret tied to WWII Italy. Determined to uncover the truth, Sammi travels to Italy. There, she investigates the past while facing the possibility that the truth could be painful or even shattering.

This deal is good on May 22, 2026

Sam Holt (Western Justice Adventures Series) ($0.99) by Jesse Storm: She rides west as a man. She returns as a force of justice. When Samantha’s husband vanishes in the California goldfields, she disguises herself as a man and joins a wagon train west to find him. Her search leads to lawless towns, conspiracies, and a truth soaked in blood. In the West, justice is earned with gunfire – and revenge is never clean.

This deal is good on May 22, 2026

An Italian Obsession ($2.99) by Kfir Luzzatto: In 1960s Italy, Roberto Lucci’s childhood crush on Alessandra becomes a lifelong obsession. As he moves through adolescence, desire, humiliation, and decadence, she remains the unreachable center of his inner life in this dark, unsettling coming-of-age novel.

This deal is good on May 19, 2026

The Oberllyn Family Omnibus (Books 1-3 The Past Generations) ($1.99) by J. Traveler Pelton: If you love family sagas with a pinch of romance, you will love this compilation of the Oberllyn Family Series 1844-1951. Starting with the Western expansion and the Civil War, they head west by wagon, beginning a generational battle between the family and an enemy network that plagues them for 12 generations. You won't be able to set it down.

This deal is good on May 19, 2026

The Bones You Have Cast Down ($1.99) by Jean Huets: In 1447, Taria is swept from a convent orphanage into the glittering retinue of the duchess of Milan. Lowborn in a highborn circle, she has never felt so alone. Then a tarot card sends her back in time to the ecstatic circle of a holy woman­ adored as a saint, yet mysteriously — ominously — forgotten in Taria’s time. And the Inquisition closes in.

This deal is good on May 16, 2026

What Did You Do In The War, Sister? ($0.99) by Dennis J. Turner: Catholic Sisters in Nazi-occupied Belgium risked everything to resist the Reich. Based on their own letters and documents, this powerful true story reveals how they hid Jews, smuggled contraband, aided the Allies, and carried out quiet acts of courage.

This deal is good on May 16, 2026

Flowees from Ashes ($0.99) by M. Rae: When a devastating loss leaves her orphaned at the dawn of the 20th century, Lizzie Banfield is exiled to a harsh Yorkshire reformatory designed to break her spirit. Instead of surrendering, Lizzie must draw strength from the bonds she makes and her quiet determination to reunite with her family and reclaim her stolen autonomy and freedom. Free in Kindle Unlimited.

This deal is good on May 15, 2026

The Lady of the Lighthouse ($3.99) by Terri Greening: Loralei Lancaster, a lonely lighthouse keeper on the Great Lakes during WWII, rebuffs a dangerous pirate and is pursued by a mysterious spy while waiting for her husband, Devon, to sail his ship home. “The Lady of the Lighthouse is a fascinating read.” - Literary Titan

This deal is good on May 15, 2026

We Are Made ($0.99) by John Ludlam: Set in pre-war London and the murky world of Franco's Spain, "We Are Made" intertwines love, espionage, and moral conflict in a beautifully crafted narrative that explores sacrifice and survival in a Europe hurtling toward chaos. ‘Brilliantly creates the tension and the political divide of the late 1930s.’ – Independent Book Review

This deal is good on May 15, 2026

When The World Was Broken ($0.99) by Ruth E. Stitt: When the World was Broken, based on real letters between an American woman and her three Jewish cousins, reveals the daily lives and fragile hopes of refugees seeking to escape Nazi Germany.

This deal is good on May 12, 2026

Becoming the Twilight Empress ($0.99) by Faith L. Justice: AD 408. Princess Placidia flees her brother’s toxic court. Braving increasing peril on her journey to Rome, Placidia barely survives impassable swamps and bands of barbarians. With the city under siege and a starving populace, can she navigate fraught politics to become a great leader? “Well researched and beautifully written.” -Amazon 5* review

This deal is good on May 12, 2026

Bilhah, Mother of Solace (Women of the Covenant Book 7) ($4.99) by Angelique Conger: Taught to heal and left with a wealthy family to serve, Bilhah struggles with abandonment and fear of further loss. Forced to be a concubine with 3 other women, 2 of whom were sisters, she strives to make her place as healer, mother, and part of the family. Bridges biblical truths and heartfelt imagination, bringing sacred history to life.

This deal is good on May 12, 2026

Graven ($0.99) by D.M. Andrews: A hunter. A murderer. A land between old and new. Set against the real turbulence of Norman-ruled Northumbria in 1079, Graven is gritty alternate historical fiction interwoven with the supernatural — atmospheric, grounded, well researched, and rooted in real events. Think Bernard Cornwell with a Witcher-like protagonist. Released April 21st 2026.

This deal is good on May 4, 2026

The Angel of Auschwitz ($0.99) by Rebecca Scott: In Auschwitz, saving a life could mean losing your own. When Dr Gisella Perl is forced to work under Josef Mengele, she makes impossible choices to protect women marked for death. A powerful, true story of courage, sacrifice, and quiet resistance.

This deal is good on May 4, 2026

Tea Cups & Tiger Claws ($0.99) by Timothy Patrick: Three identical sisters—sold at birth and raised worlds apart. Two grow up in wealth, one in poverty. Decades later, in the same small town, their lives collide. But hardship and privilege don’t shape people the way you’d expect—and the consequences are anything but simple.

This deal is good on May 4, 2026