#TrueMessiahs ($2.99) by J.L. Gates: A political controversy from the 1st Century… discovered in 19th Century… makes an unholy mess in the 21st Century… plus hashtags. “This is a good choice for anyone who likes a new twist on ancient history.” – Amazon.
This deal is good on March 25, 2019
The Keepers of the Black Cave ($2.99) by Hanit Pahima: The book describes the adventures of 3 siblings, 2 brothers and a sister, as they travel through time to fix historical events that are about to happen not as history dictates. The adventures they face are combined with historical events, love, romance, family ties and choosing one’s path. The story takes a turn as one of them decides to…
This deal is good on March 24, 2019
The Birdcatcher ($1.99) by Alan Conrad: The Birdcatcher is a declaration of independence for shy people. Alan Conrad says shy people can stand their ground in the modern world if they want to. You can remain shy and still be who you want to be. Read the book and see for yourself.
This deal is good on March 24, 2019
Whiskey Trail (The Deputy U.S. Marshal Jim Weston Western Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Tracy T. Thurman: Deputy U.S. Marshal Jim Weston partners with Cherokee Deputy Marshal Isaac Wolf to bring down an illicit whiskey ring in the Oklahoma Indian Territory. This is a story of courage and pain, determination and sacrifice. A glimmer of hope can become a beacon, evil men receive their due, and even a broken life can find a future.
This deal is good on March 24, 2019
Circles (Shining Light’s Saga Book 1) ($0.99) by Ruby Standing Deer: A Dream Vision, a terrifying destiny, a journey of a lifetime – the future of an entire people may rest on the shoulders of one young boy. In this multiple award-winning story, take an authentic journey into an American Indian culture lost to time and the ravages of “progress,” and meet characters you’ll never forget.
This deal is good on March 23, 2019
The Fire Escape Stories (Volume I) ($0.99) by Chuck Cascio: Two cousins born on the same day in the same Brooklyn hospital grow up thinking they will always have one another. But life has other plans. Can the gritty fire escape they love save them? Laugh. Cry. Remember.
This deal is good on March 23, 2019
The Goddess of Undo ($2.99) by Kat Drennan: A mother-daughter story of separation and forgiveness, and the conditions of unconditional love. Some things in this life can be undone and some cannot. The art is learning the difference.“A MUST READ!! Heartwarming, gut-wrenchingly sad and funny. Get your Kleenex ready and be prepared to laugh out loud and sob even louder.” – Gabi.
This deal is good on March 23, 2019
The Gift Saga Trilogy Box Set ($1.99) by Effie Kammenou: A must-read for women of all ages. An unforgettable journey of love, self-growth, and independence. The Gift Saga Trilogy – Evanthia’s Gift; Waiting For Aegina; Chasing Petalouthes. Deep set in tradition, heritage, perseverance and everlasting love in all its many forms. Unbinding, unbreakable, undeniable – love is eternal.
This deal is good on March 22, 2019
Face Your Fears ($2.99) by Bill Mathis: Laugh a lot, cry a little, and enjoy the separate lives of Nate McGuire and Jude Totsian on their pathways to finding each other. Face Your Fears challenges the traditional concepts of normalcy. Physical disability, sexual identity, and family confusion come to the surface in this gentle, caring, loving book.
This deal is good on March 22, 2019
Sing Me An Old Song ($0.99) by Morgan James: On a fine spring day, ten years after her funeral, Mavis Banks, a Southern lady of questionable reputation, returns to her Atlanta home where her niece Niki and nephew Jack battle as unwilling roommates in the house she willed them. Mix in an injured stray dog and Mavis’ memoirs, and the result is humorous and heartbreaking.
This deal is good on March 22, 2019
Reckless Beginnings ($0.99) by Tina Hogan Grant: What would you do if you lost your way in life? If the turmoil around you prevented you from looking for your missing runaway sister? Would you be able to conquer the challenges that you must face in order to win your battles? Tammy Mellows is determined to come out on top and face the impossible in order to win back her life.
This deal is good on March 21, 2019
Finding Autumn ($0.99) by Will Murphy: Liam is resurrected by science 60 years after his death, only to find that the world that he knew has changed by a global war and the women he loved is now dead. His journey forces him to decide between his own mortality or the human species’ sense of humanity.
This deal is good on March 21, 2019
Atlas of Men ($0.99) by David Sklar: During his time at Danvers Academy, Dr. Robert Thames is part of a degrading study that he has spent decades trying to forget. When the files show up on his doorstep, he enlists the help of old friends to uncover the horrifying mystery behind their past trauma.
This deal is good on March 20, 2019
Florida Fiction Series ($1.99) by P.C. Zick: Three novels from rural Florida politics to Deepwater Horizon oil spills on Florida beaches to the Everglades, where a conglomerate threatens to turn Florida into one big Disneyesque land. Murder, mayhem, and complicated relationships swirl through the wacky world of the Sunshine State…
This deal is good on March 19, 2019
Presidential Intentions ($0.99) by Douglas J. Wood: Samantha Harrison has set out to be the first woman president in U.S. history. With her seemingly devoted husband behind her, she begins her campaign with Zachary Watts, a determined campaign manager with questionable ethics. As her campaign takes shape, Samantha is forced to deal with a crumbling home life. Who will stand beside her in the end?
This deal is good on March 19, 2019
Didn’t Get Frazzled ($0.99) by David Z Hirsch: A provocative and humorous novel about four years in the life of an intrepid young medical student, set in the grueling world of an elite NYC medical school. Called “the best fictional portrayal of med school since ER” by BlueInk Review (starred). 2017 International Book Awards Bronze Medal Winner and INDIES Book of the Year Finalist.
This deal is good on March 19, 2019
Fight at a Funeral ($0.99) by Dr. Duke A Brown: Holy punches and kicks were flying all over the place, and before anybody knew it, a chaotic barroom-style fight had broken out all over the funeral grounds. Fight at a Funeral is a MUST read!
This deal is good on March 19, 2019
Back to Blueberry Pond ($3.99) by Carla Trueheart: In the summer of 1988, on their last day of eleventh grade, childhood friends Kyle, Brandon, and Vanessa make a pact. As a tribute to their friendship, they each place their most valued possession inside a yellow Tupperware bowl, seal it, and bury it beneath the tallest pine tree at Blueberry Pond, their neighborhood hangout. The friendship pact is secret, and they vow to never dig the Tupperware bowl up again, no matter what.
This deal is good on March 18, 2019
The Art Collector of Le Marais ($0.99) by Ahmad Ardalan: A Parisian tale of artists, paintings and romance in the city of lights, Paris. Bad luck, betrayal, revenge, and fierce competition carry an ambitious art collector to the verge of total collapse and failure; but through it all, one question remained: How much of his life would Sebastian sacrifice for art, his first true love?
This deal is good on March 17, 2019
The Law of Capture ($0.99) by Joe Totten: The Law of Capture is an expansive, compelling novel of historical fiction exploring the darkness and violence at the heart of the American character. Told from the first-person perspective of several extraordinary characters, the novel takes the reader from the chaotic aftermath of the Civil War to the dawn of the new century.
This deal is good on March 17, 2019
Stargazing: A Walker Women Story ($2.99) by Brianna Michelle: It isn’t easy being related to Helen Walker. Sally and Jane, her two elder sisters, know this better than anyone. In charge of picking up the slack left in the wake of their sister’s detached parenting, Sally and Jane fight to take care of their beloved niece – and to protect their family from the re-awakening of a long lost enemy.
This deal is good on March 16, 2019
Ella’s Secret Family Recipes ($1.99) by Kay Bell: A recipe book is an odd thing to give to someone who doesn’t cook, so when Kat Bower is bequeathed a book of secret family recipes she is puzzled. Along with the recipes, lovingly handed down from generation to generation, Kat quickly discovers that the book is a conduit into the lives of the remarkable women who contributed to it.
This deal is good on March 16, 2019
The Popish Midwife (Seventeenth Century Midwives Book 1) ($1.99) by Annelisa Christensen: An outspoken midwife. An infamous scoundrel. A false imprisonment. Will one woman’s faith and courage be enough to tip the scales of justice? If you like strong heroines, tales of endurance, and accurate historical details, then you’ll love Annelisa Christensen’s award-winning novel!
This deal is good on March 15, 2019
Lace Curtain (Daughters of Ireland Book 2) ($0.99) by Jeanne Charters: Nellie, the daughter of Shanty-Irish parents, has now risen to Lace Curtain middle class. Will Nellie possess the wisdom and perseverance of her mother, Mar Boland? Or will she succumb to sexual attraction and convention and wed a scoundrel?
This deal is good on March 15, 2019
Destined ($0.99) by Gail Cleare: USA Today Bestselling Author – A Magic Realism Romance. When she goes to work for elderly occult scholar Henry Paradis, Emily learns to accept her natural psychic talent. Henry’s sexy colleague, Tony Novak, says she can shape destiny with her thoughts. Guided by the Tarot’s wisdom, Emily sets off to create the path to love, community, and spirit.
This deal is good on March 15, 2019
Longbow (The Saga of Roland Inness Book 1) ($0.99) by Wayne Grant: A boy, a bow and a villainous Earl – what could go wrong? In the hills, the peasants are starving, but the deer belong to the Norman lords. With one shot, Roland Inness becomes a fugitive on the run. His flight takes him to the wild border of Wales and onto the court of Richard the Lionheart. Can he find a place for himself in this dangerous world?
This deal is good on March 15, 2019
Can You See Us Now? ($0.99) by Cheryl Benton: Best friends Suzy, Trish, and Madge seemed to have it all. Beautiful, smart, and successful, they’d made it to the top in the most demanding city of them all, New York. Then they turned 50. Bartenders ignore them, bosses marginalize them, and they’ve aged out of the prized 25-49-year-old demographic. They had suddenly become invisible!
This deal is good on March 14, 2019
As If I Were A River ($2.99) by Amanda Saint: A compelling and emotional story of three women: Kate, her mother Laura, and grandmother Una. Kate has a safe, happy, ordinary life. Or so she thinks. When her husband vanishes she is forced to confront the secrets and lies of the women that came before her. Are we forever shaped by our past, or can we find redemption in making our own future?
This deal is good on March 14, 2019
Obama on Edge: Creative Expressions from a Historic Time ($0.99) by George Thomas Clark: In fictionalized columns written between 2007 and 2012, Barack Obama comments about politics, international relations, the media, drinking and drug taking. Mitt Romney, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, John McCain, Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Jeremiah Wright, Colin Powell, Hillary Clinton, and other adversaries and supporters respond.
This deal is good on March 14, 2019
The Art of Love (The Golden City Book 1) ($0.99) by A.B. Michaels: Take an unforgettable journey from the treacherous gold fields of the Klondike to the Sodom and Gomorrah of San Francisco, known during the Gilded Age as “The Golden City”. The Art of Love begins the saga with self-made millionaire August Wolff caught between his mysterious past and a woman destined for greatness. You won’t be able to put it down.
This deal is good on March 13, 2019
The Clubber: A Tale of the Eighties ($3.00) by Jeffrey Vernon Matucha: Club crawler Andre’ is an artist in 1980’s San Francisco, trying to make it big in the Underground scene. This is not the MTV version of the 80’s, but rather the dark currents of the 80’s that ran below the surface, slithering its way through the Concrete Jungle in a way that kept it out of the light.
This deal is good on March 13, 2019
Of Dust and Tides ($0.99) by A.G. Russo: Chance encounters, voices from the past, or challenging choices can change the course of a life. In this short story collection, told in different genres, young people starting on their journey to full adulthood find themselves on unexpected paths. From a young Army veteran who struggles to find a new life to a century after nuclear holocaust…
This deal is good on March 12, 2019
Red Lights ($2.99) by Garry Crystal: A series of childhood near-death experiences and a personal tragedy leaves a traumatized man convinced that the responsibility for his life and death lies beyond his control. But a chance encounter with a face from the past on a road trip to his final destination may ultimately force him to accept responsibility for his own life.
This deal is good on March 12, 2019
Minetta Lane (Slavery and Beyond Book 3) ($0.99) by A. Robert Allen: New York City, 1904 – Bodee Rivers, who has always run from major challenges, moves to crime-ridden Minetta Lane, which is governed by an unusual race-based code. When confronted with an unimaginable challenge, he isn’t sure he’s up to the task. Stand and fight or cut and run?
This deal is good on March 11, 2019
Murphy’s Luck 2 – Revenge of the Jinx ($0.99) by Benjamin Laskin: Enter the hilarious world of Murphy Drummer, where the impossible becomes the inevitable and the inevitable inescapably hysterical. When America calls upon Murphy to employ his unique, hobby-honed talents in a matter of national security, it’s a request his country soon regrets. A riotous comedy of mayhem and miracles.
This deal is good on March 11, 2019
The Story of Sassy Sweetwater ($1.99) by Vera Jane Cook: Passionate, riveting and full of surprises, The Story of Sassy Sweetwater is one of violence, love, and forgiveness. There are secrets and fierce loyalties. The characters are eccentric, flawed and compelled to discover the truth. Will the truths that Sassy discovers be worth the journey forward? 5 Star Clarion Review, 4.2 Amazon reviews.
This deal is good on March 11, 2019
Essie in New York (Fight at a Funeral Book 3) ($0.99) by Prof. Judith A. French: Essie, as a runaway teen, was thinking back then of a big city, but never in a million years would she have thought that she would be here now standing in the midst of Times Square. She was in awe. An inspiring young single mother’s story. A must read!
This deal is good on March 11, 2019
The Unlounging ($0.99) by Selraybob: With starred reviews from both Kirkus Reviews and BlueInk Review, The Unlounging is a light, humorous tale of the redemption of a beaten down, lazy, and self-absorbed Selraybob, who, with the help of his friend Herm and an obsession with the theory of Time, pulls himself off of his lounger and out into the world.
This deal is good on March 10, 2019
Ann ($0.99) by Ken Ross: A man is left with ghosts of his young wife as he recounts fifty years of their history. From teenage love in 1960s England, and their discovery of sex, to marriage and children, a strong relationship seems destined to endure. But she makes a terrible mistake, they separate, but their unbreakable bond continues until tragedy divides them.
This deal is good on March 10, 2019
And… Who Is The Real Mother? (Eidel’s Story Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Roberta Kagan: The bond between a mother and child is the strongest bond known to man. Zofia Weiss is imprisoned in the Warsaw Ghetto because she is Jewish. In order to save her child’s life, she must have the child smuggled out of the ghetto to live with a Polish family. Zofia fears she will never see her daughter, Eidel, again. This is Eidel’s story…
This deal is good on March 9, 2019
Garden in the South Battery ($0.99) by Kathryn Wharton: Garden in the South Battery is the first novel of a trilogy, focused on the main character named Abigail, a 40-something interior designer, who moves to start a new life with her college-age daughter, Anna, now living in Charleston, S.C. Abigail fulfills her lifelong dream of buying a historic home on the infamous Charleston Battery.
This deal is good on March 9, 2019
The Seasons of Doubt ($4.99) by Jeannie Burt: On the frigid Nebraska prairie of 1873, Mary Harrington’s husband abandons her and their five-year-old son. The sod house is freezing and they have run out of food and fuel. Desperate, they leave their homestead and set out in the midst of a prairie winter. Despite her bleak prospects, Mary must find a way for them to survive. But how?
This deal is good on March 9, 2019
Man Mission ($3.99) by Eytan Uliel: A story about four Aussie guys and their annual adventure trips to exotic locations, told across 15 years, and in the process exploring the idea of modern manhood. Think Eat, Pray, Love, from a man’s perspective. “5 out of 5 stars” – Foreword Clarion Review
This deal is good on March 8, 2019
Eighty and Out ($0.99) by Kim Cano: A women’s historical fiction novel about the bonds between sisters, friendship, and fate, Eighty and Out will have you deliberating your destiny. If you love women’s historical fiction novels like Lilac Girls, The Nightingale, or Nell and Lady, grab a copy of Eighty and Out!
This deal is good on March 8, 2019
To Squeeze a Prairie Dog ($0.99) by Scott Semegran: Five under-appreciated bureaucrats forge an unlikely bond of love and respect while trying to win a pot of cash from the government that will change their lives forever. From award-winning writer Scott Semegran. “Humorous yet uplifting at the same time. By the novel’s last page, readers will be longing for more.” – BlueInk Reviews (Starred Review).
This deal is good on March 8, 2019
Walks Through Life ($0.99) by Santhosh K Komaraju: The principle of truth is one that can be unfolded through varied ways presenting an opportunity to learn in one’s own unique way. These stories reverberate that truth, serving as plain reminders of the supreme learning that was handed over to us a long time ago. If you like short stories, you will love this book.
This deal is good on March 8, 2019
Mr. Pizza ($0.99) by J. F. Pandolfi: Tony Piza wants a “paid vacation” after college. So he tries teaching. Talk about the Moby Dick of bad ideas. His lack of effort is making him look bad, crimping his love life, and leaving him feeling guilty. Switching gears, his irreverent humor makes him a hit with his students—but not the higher-ups. A showdown is inevitable. Can he survive it?
This deal is good on March 7, 2019
Hungry Mother Creek ($0.99) by Heather Cobham: Maya settles on the coast of North Carolina after she loses everything, including her husband, in Hurricane Katrina. She must heal from the trauma of the hurricane and her abusive marriage. The eclectic town of Oriental provides teachers for this journey. Join Maya as she discovers her own resilience and creates a new life by the water.
This deal is good on March 7, 2019
Call Me Pomeroy ($0.99) by James Hanna: Gold medal winner – Readers’ favorite international awards. The zany misadventures of a street musician on parole who believes he can become the next Bob Dylan. His quest leads him to the Occupy Oakland Movement, where he hopes to get on television, attract an agent, and land a million dollar recording contract. Ribald humor and adult language.
This deal is good on March 7, 2019
A Cross of Crocuses ($0.99) by Ken Ross: A story of aging parents and their struggle to survive as frailties become apparent. They need help from their children, but it’s not the children who they thought were dependable who come to assist. There are family quarrels and nasty practices. Health deteriorates. This story will resound with all of us in time. Which character are you?
This deal is good on March 6, 2019
The Stoned ($4.99) by Mouneer Soulaiman: Unconditionally rejected by his rich colleagues despite his tremendous riches, Fahd decides to conduct his sexual conquests among the poorer girls until he commits irreparable damage to Basma. Remorseful and decided on atonement, he collides with his own reality and ultimately with all constituents of the decadent reality of Syria under war.
This deal is good on March 6, 2019