The Boy in the Castle ($0.99) by Louisa Penhale: In 1874, solicitor Euan MacKinnon is summoned to a remote Scottish castle to investigate a family legend. But Kildarran was built on buried secrets, and Lady Rosalind guards a truth darker than superstition. A haunting gothic mystery of guilt, silence, and reckoning.

This deal is good on July 6, 2026

The Brothers and Sisters Eatery ($3.99) by Gabe Reaume: Samson Sanders from Sugar Land, Texas, and Massimo "Mass" Messina from Palermo, Sicily, find themselves with their families in 1920s Chicago. A love of cooking is the common thread in this historical fiction story with a suspenseful twist. Kindness and passion cement their enduring friendship as they dream of making food for a living.

This deal is good on July 6, 2026

The Pulse of His Soul: The Story of John Lothropp, a Forgotten Forefather (Fearless Dissenters Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Ora Smith: Based on a true story of love and loss and family and faith. Celebrate Independence Day week by discovering the gripping, true story of John Lothropp—a forgotten early-American forefather who risked everything for religious liberty. Perfect for fans of deep historical fiction and faith-filled heritage.

This deal is good on July 3, 2026

Northern Wolf (Northern Wolf Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Daniel Greene: First Place Winner of the Laramie Award! Johannes Wolf. Soldier. Hero. Immigrant. He'll wage war until the very end, settling scores along the way. Destiny or luck finds Wolf leading a company of misfits and unwanted recruits who become the North’s most daring rogues of the war. Readers are saying, "Reminds me of the best of Bernard Cornwell.”

This deal is good on July 1, 2026

The Saxon Sword (The Song of Artemis Book 1) ($0.99) by Laura Gwendolyn Hill: A compelling medieval adventure set in 7th century Britain. On a remote Scottish island, a young girl is determined to unravel the mystery of her father's identity. Gold Medal winner, The Coffee Pot Book of the Year Awards 2025. 'Carefully researched, powerfully evocative and totally gripping.' - Five-Star Amazon Review

This deal is good on July 1, 2026

The Making of Marigold McGrath ($0.99) by Carrie Hayes: New York, 1937. Seventeen-year-old Marigold McGrath escapes grief and her father’s dangerous politics through photography. In wartime London, she falls for a Dutch student and documents the Kindertransport—until the Blitz forces her to decide what kind of witness she will become.

This deal is good on June 28, 2026

When The World Was Broken ($1.99) 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 June 28, 2026

Del Rio Hondo (West to Bravo) ($0.99) by Eric H. Heisner: The adventure continues from 'West to Bravo,' 'Seven Fingers a' Brazos,' and 'Above the Llano.' Expansion into the Western frontier cannot be stopped, but maybe the railroad can be deterred from leaving Holton and his friends in its tracks.

This deal is good on June 26, 2026

The Butcher (Western Justice Adventures) ($0.99) by Jesse Storm: They call him the Butcher because he never leaves work unfinished. Once a soldier, now a hunter, Caleb thought the war was behind him – until the past drags him back into blood and vengeance. When Daniela is taken by a ruthless general who claims her as his daughter, their paths collide, where mercy dies fast, and only justice at gunpoint survives.

This deal is good on June 26, 2026

Poole of Light (The Poole Legacy Book 1) ($0.99) by RJ Verity: Spennymoor, 1913. When ten-year-old Jem Poole sees a moving picture for the first time, a spark is lit. From a coal-mining town to the golden age of British cinema, his journey is one of ambition, reinvention, and the light that lingers even in the darkest times. Book One of The Poole Legacy.

This deal is good on June 23, 2026

Guerrilla War (Wolves at the Gate Book 2) ($2.99) by Bart Stark: In the shattering second novel of Bart Stark’s series of WWII alt history thrillers, America is under siege. Rommel’s panzers blitz Washington to force an American surrender, while Japan lands on the west coast. Guerrillas rise up across the Occupied Zone, buying Patton time for a desperate counterattack. Will America and the Fraser family survive?

This deal is good on June 23, 2026

Mandarin Road ($0.99) by Ann Bennett: A poignant story of love, war, and family secrets. Nicole Warner's beloved father, Ed, reveals on his deathbed that he served in the Vietnam War, fell in love, and fathered a child there. We follow Nicole on her journey of discovery in 2015, and Mai, a 17 year-old-village girl struggling to survive the Tet Offensive in South Vietnam in 1968.

This deal is good on June 23, 2026

Emily in the Elevator: A 9/11 World Trade Center Love Story ($0.99) by Brian Duggan: At its heart, Emily in the Elevator: A 9/11 World Trade Center Love Story is about the people who show up: a firefighter sharing his respirator, an elderly survivor offering wisdom on a bus, friends who become family. If you love stories where community carries people through the unthinkable, this one will stay with you. Please leave a review.

This deal is good on June 21, 2026

The Knights of Acre ($2.99) by PM Charles: Sir Alaric rode for Jerusalem, certain that God walked beside him. Months into the siege of Acre, he's watched faith curdle into greed and mercy become a crime. Now a monk's chronicle dares him to ask the question that could cost him everything: why are they really here? Book 1 of The Knights of Acre Series.

This deal is good on June 21, 2026

Osman: Shattered Empire ($0.99) by Jure I.: Based on Ivan Gundulić’s 17th-century masterpiece "Osman," this sweeping, cinematic prose retelling transforms a legendary European epic into a gripping historical thriller of vengeance, stolen identity, and the relentless turning of the Wheel of Fortune.

This deal is good on June 21, 2026

Madam in Lace (The American Madams Book 3) ($0.99) by Gini Grossenbacher: If you love Paris, this is your book: Revolution fills the air. In 1857, after Celeste’s aunt shipped her to New Orleans after her mother’s imprisonment, Celeste returns to Paris. She must find her mother, a brothel madam, and learn the truth of her past. Instead, she falls in with revolutionaries who plan to assassinate Emperor Napoleon III.

This deal is good on June 20, 2026

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 June 20, 2026

Bill's War ($0.99) by Dave Benedict: The war didn't take him. It took his mind. Based on the true story of a young man who came home from WW2 unscathed and then spent the rest of his life in schizophrenic neverland, Bill's War weaves his actual letters with an imagined narrative to recover a life lost to the trauma of war.

This deal is good on June 20, 2026

Newfound Freedom ($1.99) by Richard Modlin: Young Englishman, Jack Hollister, gets shipwrecked on the coast of Maine and is caught up in the beginning of the American Revolution. He joins the American Patriots and becomes involved in the first naval battle of the Revolution and the capture of the HMS Margaretta. Newfound Freedom is the first novel in the Jack Hollister series.

This deal is good on June 19, 2026

A Tomorrow Worth Living For: Faith and Fear in Occupied France ($3.99) by Todd McGee: Life in Occupied France is hardly worth living. Children fall to sleep hungry. Parents live in constant fear. Unimaginable horrors become daily occurrences. When a 12-year-old finds a drunk Nazi passed out in his barn, he does what every scared boy would do—closes his eyes and prays the soldier will be gone in the morning. Then he steals his rifle.

This deal is good on June 19, 2026

Greatest Songs Of The 1970s ($2.99) by Scott Floman: Author, music historian, and podcaster Scott Floman provides a ranked year-by-year breakdown of the greatest songs of the 1970s. He lists the 30 greatest songs for each year and provides details and insights about each song. He also provides loads of honorable mention picks and finally an ordered ranking of the 30 greatest songs of the 1970s!

This deal is good on June 19, 2026

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 June 18, 2026

The Threads Remain ($0.99) by Glenn Shapiro: Rave 5★ reader reviews call it “heartbreaking,” “beautifully written,” and “one of the best books I’ve read for ages.” As WWII engulfs Nazi Germany, Max, Gerda, Josef, and Friedrich face impossible choices, buried truths, and unexpected connections in this sweeping novel of identity, conscience, resilience, and survival.

This deal is good on June 18, 2026

No Time to Mourn ($0.99) by Karla M. Jay: In WWII-besieged Malta, baker’s daughter Katarina and RAF pilot Desmond cling to fragile love as bombs fall, the catacombs become homes, and starvation closes in. Torn apart by devastating twists of fate, each must endure impossible trials, uncertain if they will ever reunite.

This deal is good on June 18, 2026

Gilgamesh of Uruk ($0.99) by Tamara Agha-Jaffar: Gilgamesh of Uruk re-tells a 4,000-year-old myth from Ancient Mesopotamia of Gilgamesh’s adventures with Enkidu. Grief-stricken after Enkidu's death, Gilgamesh goes on a journey to find his ancestor, Utnapishtim, to learn from him how he survived the flood and to unlock the secret of immortality.

This deal is good on June 17, 2026

Onward Christian Soldiers: A Novel of Resistance ($2.99) by Terrill North: Beatriz is fifteen when Kongo starts to fall. Her mind doesn't work like the others—she sees what no one else can, and the visions could make her a prophet or send her to the stake. ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS: a girl who saw too much, an African empire tearing itself apart, and a spirit that crosses an ocean.

This deal is good on June 16, 2026

Measure of a Man (Western Justice Adventures) ($0.99) by Jesse Storm: Black laborer Isaiah Cole wants justice. The town gives him silence. In Red Willow, rancher Caleb Horne controls land and law. When Horne’s men take Isaiah’s daughter, the law looks away. Isaiah kills those responsible and surrenders. Now Horne moves to crush him, but a father with nothing to lose will force a town ruled by fear to choose a side.

This deal is good on June 16, 2026