Tokyo Reckoning ($0.99) by Toi Suzuki: Kabukicho, 1990. A struggling salesman carries home the wrong briefcase — and what's inside pulls his ordinary family toward a war between two criminal houses. Not a story about gangsters, but about frightened, ordinary people and the small wounds that drive them. A literary crime novel of consequence and attention.

This deal is good on August 31, 2026

The Turning ($1.99) by Ian Blaikie: Things have gone seriously awry for 25-year-old Rory Turnpike. Long-extinct elm trees line his street. The old cinema—demolished when he was twelve—appears to have risen up overnight. The bridge carrying the overpass has gone, and the morning newspaper is dated February 1969. He doesn't want to ask for help. He hates asking for help. But more than ever, he needs it.

This deal is good on August 30, 2026

The End of the Storm ($0.99) by Michael Laor: A successful Swedish painter struggles to find her own self again amid a controlling husband when she accidentally runs into a nomad that travel the world, and the two develop an unexpected rapport. This until a powerful storm changes everything.

This deal is good on August 29, 2026

When The Cherry Trees Bloom ($0.99) by Yákov: Some love stories are remembered. Others never truly end. At sixteen, Jacob meets Irina in Panama and falls into a love tested by distance, ambition, betrayal, grief, and time. *When the Cherry Trees Bloom* is a deeply personal memoir of first love, resilience, and the hope that beauty can bloom after the harshest winter.

This deal is good on August 29, 2026

An Uncommon Family (Family Portrait Book 1) ($0.99) by Christa Polkinhorn: In the heart of Zurich, Switzerland, a grieving child, a betrayed woman, and a reclusive artist are drawn together by loss and the healing power of art. As secrets from the past surface, they must choose between clinging to pain or embracing a second chance at love, healing, and redemption.

This deal is good on August 27, 2026

The Remaking of Myles ($4.99) by David Rosenbaum: Myles Niemann has spent a lifetime carrying a weight that was never his to bear - the inherited trauma of parents who survived the Holocaust. When his mother dies, everything unravels. His marriage. His career. And a secret hidden from him since her final hours that reshapes everything he thought he knew about his family and himself.

This deal is good on August 27, 2026

A Hundred Magical Reasons ($4.99) by Laura DeNooyer: In this split-time biographical historical fiction, The Wizard of Oz author L Frank Baum is both muse and mirror. Courage, forgiveness, and imagination become the true forms of magic for Carrie and Mrs Gordon. With a deeply layered narrative and intergenerational resonance, this journey of discovery proves it’s never too late to rewrite your story.

This deal is good on August 26, 2026

Dubai: The Fall ($2.99) by Moazzam Husain: Dubai’s miracle was built on confidence. When a geopolitical crisis shatters that confidence, three ordinary lives collide with an extraordinary collapse. A powerful literary novel of ambition, resilience, migration, and the hidden fragility beneath one of the world’s most dazzling cities. #1 in Contemporary Literary Fiction on Amazon Kindle (August 2026).

This deal is good on August 26, 2026

When the Well Runs Dry (The Larry Tolleson Series) ($0.99) by Dan Stancil: Discovering the truth requires a little white lie until the lie takes on a life of its own. How could doing something right end up so wrong? Larry Tolleson finds himself at an RV park where water is disappearing, and Marty Colson’s patience is wearing thin. Larry is eager to help, but he becomes an unwitting pawn in the pursuit of justice, threatening his relationships, safety, and peaceful life.

This deal is good on August 26, 2026

The Life of Daniel ($3.99) by Curt A. Canfield: Daniel Kleinhaus is a high-powered accountant in the "English" world who lives in a "comfortable bubble" until tragedy strikes. When the noise of modern technology and the vacuum of grief become too much to bear, he makes the radical choice to trade his ledgers for a plow by joining the Amish.

This deal is good on August 25, 2026

Ramen, Existential Crises ($4.99) by Roie Oknin: The menu never changes. The crises arrive fresh every day. Koji is twenty-seven, one module short of graduating, and six years into working at an eleven-seat ramen shop where the noodles cook for exactly eighty-five seconds. A contemporary, semi-absurdist novel about routine, indecision, and the quiet crises that gather around ordinary life.

This deal is good on August 25, 2026

The Two Dogs Who Stayed ($1.99) by Matthew Caldwell: Two dogs. One devastating loss. And the quiet, stubborn choice to keep going. The Two Dogs Who Stayed is an emotional Alaska-set novel about grief, loyalty, and the unexpected ways love survives. Perfect for readers who want heartfelt literary fiction with unforgettable canine companions.

This deal is good on August 25, 2026

Almost Too Late ($3.99) by Leslie Savisky: 'Four Seasons Award Finalist' Molly Stone has it all: a lovely daughter, thriving career & a successful husband—until she discovers Pete’s secrets. Almost Too Late explores Molly's complicated upbringing with an alcoholic mother, unstable stepfather & overprotective aunt. After a revelation about her family’s past, Molly starts to question everyone.

This deal is good on August 24, 2026

House of Lost Secrets ($0.99) by L. J. Hutton: Some families keep secrets. This house hides them for generations. Genealogist Cleo is hired to research the history of Upper Moore House, but as she follows the paper trail, a chilling pattern emerges—vanishing heirs, altered identities, and suspicious deaths - it becomes clear that Upper Moore House should have belonged to someone else all along.

This deal is good on August 24, 2026

The Fare ($4.99) by Yusuf Hasan: For 23 years, Yusuf drove strangers through London and watched their masks slip in his rearview mirror: grief, courage, secrets, love. He gave them wisdom freely. He just never gave it to himself. The Fare follows 17 unforgettable rides toward one quiet truth: the hardest passenger to be honest with is the one in your own life.

This deal is good on August 23, 2026

Seeds of Love ($0.99) by Uri J. Nachimson: He risked his freedom for an impossible love with an Egyptian woman. He smuggled forbidden seeds from Israel into a country where human life can be worth less than a pack of cigarettes. Through Eric’s adventures, discover the Egypt tourists never see, a world he came to know from the inside. A true story of forbidden love, adventure, sex, and suspense.

This deal is good on August 23, 2026

Roll Back the Sun ($4.99) by Michael Baldwin: In Roll Back the Sun, four Texas musicians become entangled in a jazz-infused love quadrangle shaped by ambition, obsession, betrayal, and war. Spanning 1985 to 2002, their search for love and beauty leads from intimate heartbreak to Afghanistan—and toward unexpected possibilities in a broken world.

This deal is good on August 22, 2026

Emily: The Girl They Unwrote, Complete Edition ($0.99) by Dilaware Khan: They called Emily mad. But she may be the only one telling the truth. Inside a mental institution where silence is enforced, buried memories begin to return—memories no one wants her to recover. As her identity fractures, Emily must reclaim her story from those determined to rewrite it. A haunting literary psychological novel.

This deal is good on August 22, 2026

Not a Single Easy Day Complete Box Set (The Blane Family Series) ($0.99) by Jacie Middlemann: Payne O’Shannon was the best friend he’d ever had. Keeping his family safe from danger wasn’t a duty…it was his choice. But he wasn’t prepared for the unexpected feelings he had when he came face to face with his friend’s younger sister for the first time in years.

This deal is good on August 22, 2026

Of Leaf, Wing, and Water ($0.99) by Stephen Diana: An unexpected encounter with an eccentric relative sets 10-year-old Jesse Shea on an uncertain quest to understand a spiritual mystery. As he grows up, his very searching changes his life and the lives of those around him. It leads them down a path that interweaves nature, spirit, and humanity, and to a resolution none could have anticipated.

This deal is good on August 22, 2026

Buried Things: Ten Short Stories ($0.99) by Satyen Rohit: Buried Things is a literary collection of ten quietly devastating stories about the love people rarely say aloud, between parents and children, strangers, spouses, and those left behind. Tender, intimate, and deeply human, these stories explore the small acts of love that can carry a lifetime of meaning.

This deal is good on August 19, 2026

Gajarah ($0.99) by Somia Sadiq: With stunning lyricism, Gajarah tells the story of a fearless woman torn between two worlds—Pakistan and Canada—whose life is upended by sexual violence.

This deal is good on August 19, 2026