Land Shadows ($4.99) by R.J. Striegel: 1851: nine-year-old Murdoch McNeil loses his family's land in the Highland Clearances. Decades later, a New York lawyer, he signs a forged deed in New Mexico's Maxwell Land Grant. His fate entwines with Kewanee, a Potawatomi girl resisting the Carlisle Indian School. Award-winning historical fiction. Kirkus: "Poignant, disturbing, and engaging."

This deal is good on October 9, 2026

Blood of the Eagle (The Eagle Cycle Book 1) ($0.99) by Martyn Warren: A Roman legion butchered in winter mud. Two brothers alive in enemy furs. Hunted across Gaul, Valinus weaves a deadly lie to keep his brother breathing. But as Caesar’s trap snaps shut at Alesia, loyalty to the Eagle demands the ultimate betrayal. A gripping military epic of sacrifice, brotherhood, and survival amid the brutal conquest of Gaul.

This deal is good on October 9, 2026

Abel Rucker: The Making Of Abel Cain ($0.99) by Larry Hall: Before he became Abel Cain, he was Abel Rucker—a young man with a dangerous temper and a future he never saw coming. Driven from the life he knew, Abel is swept across the Atlantic into a brutal world of tall ships, hard men, blood, betrayal, and survival. From the decks of a sailing ship to the heat of the Caribbean, every fight shapes the man he will become.

This deal is good on October 9, 2026

The Humbling of Meredith Martin ($0.99) by Patsy Trench: London, the early 1900s. Meredith Martin is ambitious. She has made great sacrifices to become an actress, and she will stop at virtually nothing to achieve the stardom she believes she deserves. But the theatre world is unforgiving. Meredith will have to learn the hard way that ambition alone is not enough, and we all know what pride leads to.

This deal is good on October 4, 2026

Foundation of the Dragon Box Set (Books I-IV) ($0.99) by Robb Pritchard: For fans of Cornwell, Kane and Scarrow. Rome never broke Britain. It only bled for it. Four novels, four centuries: a slave in the mines, a general who gambles an empire, a king who trades a kingdom for Saxon swords. Over 1,200 pages of mud, oaths, and cost, from the side history forgot. Arthur's legend begins here.

This deal is good on October 4, 2026

The Brothers and Sisters Eatery ($0.99) by Gabe Reaume: From a review: “The theme of found family, especially that of an intercultural one, is particularly resonant. So is the centering of food as the unifying force. The mentions of Sicilian cuisine and Texan comfort foods, along with a mix of Polish and Cornish delicacies, make for a hunger-inducing read.”

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

The Gunpowder Plot: Through the Eyes of Guy Fawkes ($0.99) by Matt Tipper: England, 1603. King James I has broken his promises of religious tolerance. Catholic England is losing hope, tired of the relentless persecution of their faith. When Robert Catesby devises a desperate plot to destroy the King and Parliament, battle-hardened soldier Guy Fawkes is drawn into a conspiracy that will change English history forever.

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

The Blood Upon the Rose (Women of Courage Book 1) ($0.99) by Tim Vicary: Feisty young aristocrat Catherine passionately desires freedom - her own freedom to become a doctor, and Ireland's freedom from England. But her father finds her a husband - a war hero strong enough to master her. Perhaps she can learn to love him - until she learns his secret mission: a British spy paid to assassinate Michael Collins.

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

Peacemaker's Legacy (The New World Book 3) ($4.99) by Sue Wright: He was English, but his handsome face bore the mark of his Powhatan heritage. The son of Pocahontas, his destiny was to carry forward her message of Peace. But how could he unite his two families when he did not belong to either? How could he love when he did not love himself? A story of a young man finding his place in the world. Only 5* reviews.

This deal is good on October 1, 2026

Helium ($0.99) by Dave Kenney: It’s the 1950s, and flying saucers are everywhere. Or are they? Joan thought she knew, but the man she trusted for answers may not be who he seemed.

This deal is good on October 1, 2026

The Secret Courtesan ($0.99) by Kerry Chaput: Dr. Mia Harding needs to prove that the artist of an erotic Renaissance statue was a courtesan erased by history, but that requires her to discredit her colleagues and dive into the dark world of art theft. In a chase through Venice to unearth the secret woman's identity, she risks her career and safety to solidify her rightful place in the art world before the truth is lost forever.

This deal is good on October 1, 2026

Delhi City of Spies ($0.99) by Melanie Singh Hughes: Cold War Delhi, 1954: A city of glamorous diplomatic receptions and dangerous secrets. Three newcomers- an adventure-seeking diplomat’s assistant, a prince’s bride with a haunted past, and a bitter former aristocrat- find their lives intertwined after a chance meeting. But diplomacy is just a mask for espionage, and all three are pawns in a deadly game.

This deal is good on September 27, 2026

A Rogue's War ($0.99) by Ed Klekowski: 1915: Escaping to Germany, American bank robber turned journalist Adam Besler is hired to spin propaganda for the decadent Crown Prince Wilhelm. After transforming a defeat into a glowing victory, Besler is sent aboard a U-boat bound for Baltimore to beat the British blockade. Facing a harrowing voyage, he must decide where his true loyalties lie.

This deal is good on September 27, 2026

The Painter of Hidden Children (Art of Resistance Book 3) ($0.99) by Uri Dushy: Her family called her a traitor. Beaujolais, France, 1943: Claire Weinberg shelters Jewish orphans in her crumbling manor, and when an SS commander takes an interest in the painter above the valley, her only weapon is her art. In 1998, a stranger arrives with the truth.

This deal is good on September 27, 2026

The Old Ones ($2.99) by Anthony Henderson: “T” listens to his soul. Not the one God waits for but the voice that says However you find solace and peace, take it. Through the horrors of enslavement he fearlessly wraps his arms around the bodies and souls of a mentally challenged woman and a devout but disquieted preacher. Always on the precipice of disaster from without and within, this found family struggles to embrace the beauty they are.

This deal is good on September 25, 2026

The Pearl Button Sisters ($2.99) by Melissa Meyers: The Pearl Button sisters is a multi-generational story that connects 1914 to 1986. Set in the long-forgotten days of the pearl button industry on the shores of Lake Pepin. When Anya Odegaard's father dies, she takes over his dangerous clamming business and vows to keep her younger sister safe. But at what cost?

This deal is good on September 25, 2026

Smoke and Mist: A Tale of Duty ($3.99) by Emil Bogo: France, 1622. To save a young woman from a ruthless duke, Marquis André de Bayonne enters a marriage of convenience—and unleashes danger, forbidden love, and political intrigue. As Richelieu rises and enemies close in, duty may demand the highest price. Smoke and Mist unfolds in 1620s–1630s France and the Mediterranean.

This deal is good on September 23, 2026

Across A Starlit Sky ($0.99) by Susan Shalev: From the dark alleys of Nazi-occupied Amsterdam to the fires of the Inquisition in 17th century Portugal, two women's destinies are bound by a secret past in a sweeping historical saga of love, faith, and impossible choices. Winner of the Literary Titan Gold Book Award. For fans of Kristin Harmel, Pam Jenoff and Kate Quinn.

This deal is good on September 23, 2026

The Angel of Budapest ($0.99) by Rebecca Scott: Budapest, 1944. As Nazi forces close in, Sister Sára Salkaházi risks everything to hide Jewish women and children. But when betrayal comes from inside their refuge, she must make one final, devastating choice. Inspired by an extraordinary true story of courage and sacrifice.

This deal is good on September 21, 2026

The Tokens of the Vampires: Part One ($2.99) by Graham Wilson: The vampires of industry buy, sell, and trade us in the socialist slave trade, whilst using us as carriers of finance. Allowing industry recruiters and captains of industry, who can't take their wealth with them, to use us to carry the profit and gain of our own families' persecution. Locked in our DNA, from this life onto the next.

This deal is good on September 21, 2026

The Revenge of King Charles ($0.99) by D. Lawrence-Young: Upon his restoration to the throne, King Charles II seeks deadly revenge on the regicides who executed his father. He tasks aristocrat Robert Grimston with hunting down every last enemy across England and Europe. Navigating treacherous Roundheads and dangerous secrets, Grimston must succeed or risk another rebellion against the Crown.

This deal is good on September 20, 2026

Cutter's Charges (The Cutter Series Book 2) ($2.99) by Clive Hawkswood: 1841: Lieutenant Lucas ‘Patch’ Cutter of the Royal Marines is thrust into the First Opium War in China. Two powerful men hold his fate in their hands. One demands that his mission succeeds. The other will ruin him unless it fails. But before he can deal with them, he has to survive Chinese Imperial troops, pirates, warlords, and a traitor...

This deal is good on September 20, 2026