Where the Sleepers Wake ($0.99) by Simon H.G. Rowell: Neurobiologist Axel Brightford wakes in 1718 with a neural link to a 21st-century AI chat engine. Armed with the web’s total knowledge, he jumpstarts the Industrial Revolution. But disrupting history draws dangerous eyes. A hard sci-fi thriller where technical mastery is the ultimate weapon. The future starts 250 years early.

This deal is good on April 15, 2026

One Summer at Helgeveld Farm ($0.99) by John Blois: “A compulsively readable feel-good novel and an impressively written debut.” — Kirkus Starred Review — Reedsy Discovery (5★, Lorraine Cobcroft Reviewer, March 2026). A character-driven historical novel set in rural Illinois in 1917, with strong book club appeal and themes of community, identity, and moral decision-making.

This deal is good on April 14, 2026

The Paris Package (A Stella Bled Thriller Book 1) ($0.99) by A.W. Hartoin: Europe, 1938. Newlyweds Stella and Nicky barely know each other until a night of terror in Vienna changes everything. Entrusted with a centuries-old secret on the eve of Kristallnacht, they find themselves hunted by the Reich. Some promises are worth dying for. This one might demand exactly that.

This deal is good on April 14, 2026

Where No Roads Lead: Three Years of Survival in the Polish Forests During WWII ($0.99) by Ilana Berkovitch: Fifteen-year-old Yitzhak, E-Jo, escapes from his hometown ghetto during WWII, taking several children and teens under his wing in the forests of eastern Poland. He leads the group and helps them survive over a period of three years. A story of bravery under constant threat of death, of a teenage boy who loved life and other people, and how they all survived inhumane conditions.

This deal is good on April 12, 2026

The Lost Son of Ireland: The Life of Liam Doyle (O'Malley Saga Book 2) ($4.99) by Sean D. Clark: Orphaned after fleeing famine, Liam Doyle survives the brutal streets of Five Points, where hunger and violence shape his path. From gangs to orphan trains to the Draft Riots, his fight is not for glory, but survival. The Lost Son of Ireland is a raw story of endurance in a world that refuses to care.

This deal is good on April 12, 2026

Under the Light of the Italian Moon ($0.99) by Jennifer Anton: In war-torn Italy, a woman must choose between love and loyalty as fascism and war tear lives apart. Inspired by a true story, this sweeping historical novel explores resilience, sacrifice, and the enduring power of love across distance and time.

This deal is good on April 12, 2026

Oregon At Last (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 April 11, 2026

The Beam ($4.99) by Johnny Allan Smith: Join two friends who are sent into time after a lab accident. They will need to find the two pieces of The Beam and touch them together to move forward. As they travel through time, they visit historical events. Will they make it home?

This deal is good on April 11, 2026

The Téuta's Child ($0.99) by S. G. Ullman: In the Neolithic Téuta, a deadly rockfall leaves villagers blaming Welo, the nightmare giant. When blind child Kaikos senses a dangerous spiritual force beneath the ground, she must hide the truth or risk a sacrifice that could destroy Welo’s cursed granddaughter and herself.

This deal is good on April 11, 2026

Merchants of Virtue (The Huguenot Chronicles Book 1) ($0.99) by Paul C.R. Monk: France, 1685. Protestantism is outlawed—and one family is torn apart. Hunted across continents, Jeanne and Jacob must fight for faith, love, and survival. Over 9,000 Amazon ratings.

This deal is good on April 10, 2026

The Lavender Keeper (Luc and Lisette Book 1) ($0.99) by Fiona McIntosh: From million-copy bestselling author Fiona McIntosh comes The Lavender Keeper—a heart-stopping tale of desire and danger set during World War II. For fans of The Alice Network and The Nightingale.

This deal is good on April 10, 2026

The Librarian of Amsterdam ($0.99) by Uri Dushy: Amsterdam, 1943. Sophie was once a librarian. Now she's a ghost, a Jewish forger whose artist's hands create documents that smuggle children past the Gestapo. When three-year-old Hannah calls her "Mommy," Sophie faces an impossible choice: save the child she loves, or protect the network that saves hundreds.

This deal is good on April 10, 2026

Night's Blood (The Wolves' Cycle Book 1) ($0.99) by Martyn Warren: Centurion Septimius Cursor has one order: go ahead of Pompey’s legions, into the dark, and stop an enemy that refuses to accept its beaten. Mithridates’ warriors thought they owned the night. They had never faced men like Cursor. Roman military fiction stripped to the bone — for readers of Scarrow, Kane, and Pressfield.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This deal is good on April 6, 2026

The Irish Orphan's Secret (The Irish Orphan Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Rachel Wesson: Set against the backdrop of the Irish War of Independence and delving into the dark history of the infamous Mother and Baby homes, this gripping dual-timeline novel is perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Ellen Marie Wiseman. "If you love historical fiction, this book is perfect and completely heartbreaking.” - 5*star reader review

This deal is good on April 1, 2026

Under Two Flags ($2.99) by Janis Robinson Daly: This beautifully written descriptive novel captures the power and elegance of music, and the resilience and spirit of Boston opera student Josephine Therese Marzynski, who's trapped in Berlin during WWI. “Daly sensitively explores war, patriotism, and ambition in this well-researched tale.” - Kate Quinn, bestselling author of The Alice Network

This deal is good on March 31, 2026

All the King's Bastards (A Succession of Chaos Book 1) ($0.99) by G. Lawrence: In 1536, Henry VIII suffered a jousting injury that plagued the rest of his life. But what if he'd died from his injuries? What if Anne Boleyn had lived? Who would have inherited the throne of England? All The King's Bastards is a brilliantly researched alternative history that shows how worlds can change, in just a moment...

This deal is good on March 31, 2026

The Reckoning (Rebellion Book 3) ($0.99) by Paul Bernardi: "Utterly gripping." In the bitter winter of 1069, thegn Oslac leads his warband against King William’s ruthless Norman invaders to save the North from destruction. From the carnage of Durham to the gates of his own village, Oslac must test his blade against elite knights in a desperate fight for survival. A "compelling and absorbing" epic of Saxon resistance grounded in impeccable research.

This deal is good on March 30, 2026

Five Pounds (The Open Door Trilogy) ($0.99) by Robert Walker: Fleeing 1940 Paris on makeshift bikes, two Jewish refugees carried a 5lb manuscript: Curious George. Their survival rested on one diplomat’s ultimate sacrifice. Read FIVE POUNDS, a riveting WWII tale of refuge and defiance perfect for fans of All the Light We Cannot See.

This deal is good on March 29, 2026

The Order of Virtue ($0.99) by David Ballard: An Amazon Top 100 Promotional Bestseller! A Civil War cipher. A secret society. A hidden fortune that powerful criminals will kill to possess. Perfect for fans of Dan Brown–style historical thrillers.

This deal is good on March 26, 2026

Talmadge Farm ($0.99) by Leo Daughtry: “Talmadge Farm” is a sweeping drama that follows three unforgettable families navigating the changing culture of North Carolina at a pivotal moment in history. A love letter to the American South, the novel is a story of resilience, hope, and family – both lost and found.

This deal is good on March 25, 2026

Magda Revealed ($0.99) by Ursula Werner: What would Jesus do? This wry, irreverent, fictionalized account of his life and ministry—told from the perspective of disciple Mary Magdalene—will implode everything you thought you knew.

This deal is good on March 25, 2026

The Fields of Athenry - An Gorta Mór ($0.99) by P. M. Lane: A family torn apart by the Irish Famine. A man exiled to Australia. Loved ones scattered to America in search of survival. Inspired by The Fields of Athenry, this powerful historical saga follows love, loss, and resilience across continents in one of history’s darkest chapters.

This deal is good on March 25, 2026

Finding Angus: A Novel of a Woman, a Dog, and the Titanic ($1.99) by L.K. Johnson: Widow Isabelle Bordner travels to London in search of a new life...and a purpose that will heal her heart. Angus, an old Irish Wolfhound, wanders the dark alleyways of London, lost and alone, until his destiny unexpectedly entwines with Isabelle's. Together, they embark on a remarkable journey on the Titanic to inspire the animal welfare movement.

This deal is good on March 24, 2026