Three Days Grace ($0.99) by Jeremy Bradley-Silverio Donato: Three days in Paris. A lifetime of things left unsaid. Three Days Grace is an award-winning novel about queer desire, identity, and the silences that shape our lives. Intimate and evocative, it explores the distance between who we are and who we allow ourselves to be.

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

Maybe the Bird Will Rise (Tales from the Sheep Farm Book 1) ($0.99) by Susan Helene Gottfried: Tess Cartieri is a vested principal in her architectural firm. She's a community activist. And... she has imposter syndrome. And then her college boyfriend comes back to town, and it's his secrets that they have to work together to unravel. And what's with the creepy sheep farm on the edge of town?

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

Low Hanging Fruit (At the End of the Day Book 1) ($0.99) by Alex Thayer: If you've dealt with a ridiculous boss, this book is for you. Carla is a single mom and an admin at the world's most prestigious tech company. A sharp, cathartic satire that reviewers describe as "Silicon Valley meets Severance" and "This is the 'Mad Men' of today's tech industry." But if you love quotation marks, skip this book (it has none).

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

The Company She Keeps ($2.99) by Zelmer Wilson: Isabel Mathews has spent her life challenging expectations. As love, family, ambition, and old secrets collide, she must confront the choices that shaped her—and decide what kind of woman she wants to be.

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

Is It You? ($0.99) by Michael J. Iantosca: First love. Bad timing. A Cold War escape. And the question of what we carry when love is gone. Chase Reynolds never forgets his first love, Claire Davenport. Years later, his life takes an unexpected turn when he becomes involved with Sophia Ivanova, a Russian Olympic silver-medal skater attempting to defect during the height of the Cold War.

This deal is good on October 2, 2026

The Golden Manuscripts (Between Two Worlds Book 6) ($0.99) by Evy Journey: The rare sale of medieval manuscripts sends nomadic student Clarissa and doctor-cum-art journalist Nathan into the dark world of stolen art. But when clues whisper of old thieves, they raise questions that defy easy answers. A standalone novel based on the actual theft of illuminated manuscripts in WWII by an American soldier.

This deal is good on October 1, 2026

Lilith Awakening (Angel of Ash) ($0.99) by Keagen Nell: Lilith Awakening is an epic fantasy of faith, rebellion, sacrifice, and redemption—the first chapter in the untold story behind the Angel of Ash saga, where heroes are forged, legends are born, and even the brightest light can cast the darkest shadow.

This deal is good on October 1, 2026

Aunt Sally's Gnomes (Aunt Sally's Gnomes Book 1) ($0.99) by Dean Jarvis: Warm, charming, and utterly delightful, Aunt Sally's Gnomes is a heartwarming tale about a man who inherits a property from his late Aunt.

This deal is good on October 1, 2026

The Crossing ($2.99) by Jared Morrison: After a struggling screenwriter turns an inexplicable encounter into a worldwide hit film, his best friend is left to untangle what was fiction, what was real, and what may have been hidden in plain sight. The Crossing is a cinematic love story about friendship, grief, hope, and the uneasy boundary between the stories we tell and the ones we live.

This deal is good on September 29, 2026

Living on Provisions of the Holy Spirit: A Narrative of the Harry B. Penn Story ($4.99) by Royce Rucker: Harry B Penn, a descendant of a Virginia enslaved person, builds a new life in the early 20th century by getting a job in the West Virginia coal fields. He starts a lucrative contracting career with help from his white frontman, and eventually, he's forced to make a decision that may change his family's future. Read about A Coal Miner's Dilemma!

This deal is good on September 29, 2026

Godonism ($0.99) by Theo Von Cezar: In Nebula City, memories are altered, minds are monitored, and even Time is under suspicion. Ahma and Jovian are drawn into the secrets of ReligoScience and the Godocortex, where faith, identity, and reality can all be engineered. Godonism is a dark, surreal journey through freedom, love, death, and the limits of the human mind.

This deal is good on September 29, 2026

A Beautiful Mistake ($0.99) by Katie Quinn: Margot Denniston fell in love with a rock star at sixteen. Thirty years later, her marriage is over, her five daughters are coming home, and the past is waiting beneath the trees of Sherwood Forest. A deeply emotional story of first love, family, and learning to choose yourself, perfect for fans of Taylor Reid Jenkins.

This deal is good on September 23, 2026

Sixteen Short Stories (The Western Tradition Book 1) ($2.99) by Michael Degen, Ph. D.: Explore 16 timeless short stories while discovering 255+ new English words! A powerful reading companion for teachers, parents, and kids, with guided questions, vocabulary support, and close-reading activities that make classic literature easier, smarter, and more engaging.

This deal is good on September 23, 2026

Her Dear and Loving Husband (The Loving Husband Trilogy Book 1) ($1.99) by Meredith Allard: In modern-day Salem, James Wentworth meets Sarah Alexander—a woman who looks exactly like his wife, who died centuries ago. As Sarah begins dreaming of the Salem witch trials, James realizes the past has returned with secrets that could destroy them both. A haunting Gothic mystery of love, memory, and the supernatural.

This deal is good on September 23, 2026

Every Storm Is a Message: A Story of Love, Loss and The Sea ($0.99) by Kris Spencer: Rescued by an embittered fisherman in the 1930s, memoryless Jane is suspected to be selkie-born. As fragments of her past resurface, she finds refuge with a coastal family and joins their fight against a ruthless developer. But as tension mounts along the desolate shore, Jane’s history unfolds, revealing an ancient tale of love, loss, and the sea.

This deal is good on September 20, 2026

Honor Ride: Delivering Eric Home ($3.99) by Baer Charlton: A guy, a cat, and an antique motorcycle with a mission. After the death of his friend, Ditto inherits his cat and a mission to tie up loose ends. Having never served in the military, he didn’t understand the creed of No Man Left Behind—but he has 3,600 miles to learn. As long as he has one leg left to stand on…

This deal is good on September 20, 2026

The Cuban Manuscript ($3.99) by Lilian George: Two communist regimes, same nightmare. From Eastern Europe's gray hunger and suffocating control to Cuba's empty promises and brutal repression, one woman lives the lie that paradise can be built on force. Fidel Castro's rule offers no escape from the Iron Curtain's shadow: nightmarish tyranny poisons every hour, every life.

This deal is good on September 20, 2026

Nightmare Along the River Nile: A Story of Twentieth Century Slavery ($0.99) by S. E. Nelson: This story is inspired by real events. A bus is ambushed by rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). The captives are taken to LRA headquarters in Sudan. Edgar, a high school student, is among them. During captivity, he clings to his faith, his mother's memory, and the river he grew up beside, while his friends risk everything to bring him home.

This deal is good on September 18, 2026

Morons of War ($2.99) by Sloan Green: The year is 2014, and no weapon has proven more valuable in America's Global War on Terrorism than the MQ-9 Reaper. But who is piloting these deadly attack drones? An elite group of special operators? A shadowy government agency? Highly advanced artificial intelligence? Nope. Turns out, it's a bunch of morons.

This deal is good on September 18, 2026

Until There Was You ($0.99) by Montgomery Adams: Sofia married a man whose name changed rooms, who kept doors he would not open, and who died at thirty. She has set out two cups of coffee every morning of the fifty-six years since. A love story told from the far side of a lifetime — tender, unsentimental, and quietly devastating.

This deal is good on September 14, 2026

This Isn't New: Women's Historical Stories ($2.99) by Cynthia Swanson: New short fiction from the NYT bestselling author of The Bookseller! Spanning a century of American history and landscapes, these stories feature female leads who have disparate lives but share a singular trait: their sex dictates the expectations stamped onto them. Each woman must fight for who she is against the forces working to constrain her.

This deal is good on September 14, 2026

The Coach: Your Past Doesn't Dictate Your Future ($0.99) by Joshua Walker: Nobody warns you that the loudest question in life is a silent one: what now? This isn't just a story about lacrosse. It's about the messy, unglamorous work of rebuilding — a team, a culture, a self. If you've ever felt lost while everyone around you seemed to have a map, this one will find you. Bring tissues. Bring your whole heart. Leave changed.

This deal is good on September 14, 2026

The Sunflower Widows (The Ukraine Stories) ($0.99) by Matthew Fults: The Sunflower Widows is a soul-stirring tribute to love, strength, and the unbreakable bonds between women. Inspired by true events, it stands as a powerful testament to love that endures, grief that unites, and the strength that rises when everything else falls away.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Reputation ($3.99) by Amanda Coreishy: Asiyah, a young Muslim woman, embarks on a clandestine but reckless affair with her much older landlord. She defies her family's warnings and expectations, realigning her spiritual compass to be with her lover, heedless of the risk to her reputation - till a stranger with a vendetta ensures the affair becomes a difficult entanglement to escape.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Here be Dragons ($2.99) by Alejandra Olivera: Set in Japan, 'Here Be Dragons' follows three generations whose lives are linked in ways they cannot yet see. Love, abandonment, and family expectations shape an intimate historical novel about our search for belonging—and the private longings beneath the surface of everyday life.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Rare Birds ($0.99) by Andrew Barnes: Two stuffed birds. A missing pair of local villains. And enough money to make Renton interested. What begins as another dubious opportunity soon puts the regulars of a small English pub in the path of people who take crime rather more seriously than they do. A very British comic crime caper where the wrong people stumble into the right kind of trouble.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Seven at Two Past Five ($2.99) by Tara Basi: "The ever-switching between biblical stories, courtroom drama, and our understanding of our own world compared to the world in which Abi resides creates a psychological labyrinth for the reader that is a pleasure to get lost in. This is a story one could read several times and unfold just a little bit further each time."

This deal is good on September 13, 2026