To Everything A Season ($0.99) by Sherri Schaeffer: Taylor Loden, heiress-apparent to a media empire, has never examined her breakneck work pace or her empty life. Then tragedy strikes one night on a dark country road, and her wealthy, privileged world collides with the modest, plain world of an Old Order Amish family, ultimately leading both to question the lives they lead.

This deal is good on August 3, 2021

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Weekend Pass ($3.99) by Paul Cavanagh: Tasha thought she had everything under control – her family life, her career as a nurse – until her son got into her stash of painkillers. Now, during her first weekend home from drug treatment, she must come to grips with the damage she’s done and somehow pick up the pieces.

This deal is good on August 3, 2021

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Immigrant Me & Other Short Stories ($0.99) by C. Osvaldo Gomez: A collection of 14 short stories including classic themes like Coming of Age, Women’s Empowerment, and Courage and Perseverance. This is a unique look at America from the perspective of immigrants, Mexican-Americans, and whites who hire or work with them. Sure to leave you thought-provoked! A competition finalist.

This deal is good on August 3, 2021

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Electric Trees ($4.99) by Melissa Bobe: This book has monsters and murders, elephants and polar bears and wolves, of a kind. It has crappy jobs and happy escapes. It has funerals and hospitals and hope. Its homes are haunted by people haunted by the things they cannot face. Its halls are quiet, its colors are loud, and it will take you on a journey if you’re willing to stay the course. Are you?

This deal is good on August 3, 2021

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Change of a Dress ($2.99) by Mark J Wilson: GEORGE MANLEY political novice and closeted cross-dresser runs for US President and wins. This fast-paced, farcical, quirky comedy takes you to the heart of the presidency and one man’s struggle for the White House, to save America from a Russian plot, and for personal acceptance. (This book contains coarse language.)

This deal is good on July 31, 2021

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The Fortunicity of Birdie Dalal ($0.99) by Claire Duende: When Birdie and her family are thrown out of Uganda by the tyrant Idi Amin they lose everything. 1970s London is cold and inhospitable. The future looks bleak. But when an unexpected invitation arrives from Jack’s old Cambridge University friends life starts to look up – until a disturbing incident which forces Birdie to make choices.

This deal is good on July 31, 2021

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Masterminders ($0.99) by Tara Basi: “Very few books have ever made me laugh aloud, but this one certainly did. The deadpan humor was startling but it was still extremely enjoyable. I kept wondering about what funny scheme the boys would embark on next. I was not disappointed as each chapter provided me with more than enough literary amusement to keep me interested.”

This deal is good on July 31, 2021

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The Diary of Carlo Cipriani (Outer Banks of North Carolina Series Book 1) ($0.99) by J. Wills Sanders: In 1521, to escape his wife’s death, Carlo Cipriani leaves Spain. Shipwrecked with four of the crew and some horses, he barely survives. As men die and he considers suicide, love appears, yet his guilt for leaving his daughter in Spain without a single word of goodbye creates a doubt he may never overcome, a doubt that may kill him yet.

This deal is good on July 31, 2021

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Fighting for Tara ($0.99) by Sunanda J. Chatterjee: Child-bride Hansa escapes from her village in rural India to save her baby girl, Tara. A single lie opens the door to a promising opportunity in America. Just years later, her lie threatens Tara’s life once again. A story of two mothers, two daughters, and a fight to save a child, Fighting for Tara explores the depth of love and motherhood.

This deal is good on July 29, 2021

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Lying and Making a Living: Fiction with Footnotes ($0.99) by William Dunlap: “Lying and Making a Living” – a collection of short stories that contains more of the irreverent, hard-hitting, exhilarating, ironic, and emblematic prose we’ve come to expect from the writer and painter William Dunlap. His stories, some as short as a single page, leave the reader gasping for breath and wanting more.

This deal is good on July 29, 2021

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For Such a Time as This ($2.99) by W Mason Dunn: When Keisha Jackson is sent to Florida to live with her grandparents, she makes an innocent move that breaks her new school’s zero-tolerance policy. She is funneled from the school system and into the justice system. Keisha deals with the aftermath of her grandparents, new friends, and new school administration. Will she wallow in the injustice of it all? Or will she become a conduit for change?

This deal is good on July 29, 2021

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Hickey + McGee ($2.99) by Ken Kuhlken: In the wilds surrounding Lake Tahoe and in the perilous San Diego/Tijuana borderland, two families contend with personal ordeals as well as brutal adversaries. The three-book set that together becomes Hickey + McGee is at once an epic love story and a saga of crime, corruption, faith, madness, and extreme courage.

This deal is good on July 29, 2021

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The Enlightenment of Angeline ($3.99) by Joshua Berkov: Angeline Sims is no shrinking violet. She’s tough, opinionated, bossy, and she’s got a bone to pick with nearly everyone in her life. When her adult children come home for a visit, carrying explosive secrets, all mayhem breaks out. As Bette Davis once said in the 1950 movie All About Eve, “Fasten your seat belts. It’s going to be a bumpy night!”

This deal is good on July 28, 2021

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The Last Gun-Shark ($0.99) by Joe Corso: When Brazo Kane’s uncle, Texas Jack Kane, dies in an accident, Brazos takes the first train to Kansas City to pay his last respects. Uncle Texas Jack left Brazos with a job to complete, to escort the beautiful and alluring Miss Amanda Collins, daughter of the Governor of North Dakota, home to her father.

This deal is good on July 28, 2021

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Note to Boy ($0.99) by Sue Clark: NOTE TO BOY is a comic novel about faded fame and unlikely friendship. Eloise, an eccentric, former celebrity lives in resentful chaos until she takes on Bradley, a withdrawn but wily teenager, as her domestic help. Both harbour secrets. The mayhem that follows when their two worlds collide will make you laugh a lot and cry a little.

This deal is good on July 28, 2021

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The Bad Seed ($2.99) by Rita H Rowe: Joey and Jenna find love in a town filled with discrimination and hate. But there are forces determined to separate them by any means necessary. Will their love survive? Or is it already too late?

This deal is good on July 28, 2021

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Autism Box Set (The School Daze Series Book 1-5) ($0.99) by Dr. Sharon A. Mitchell: Autism Box Set contains Books 1-5 of the inspiring School Daze fiction series, including the award-winning, Amazon bestseller “Autism Goes to School”. If you like true-to-life stories infused with practical information, compassionate characters, and tales of overcoming adversity, then you’ll adore Dr. Sharon A. Mitchell’s heartwarming anthology.

This deal is good on July 24, 2021

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The Geometry of Love ($1.99) by Jessica Levine: A Top Ten Women’s Fiction Title in Booklist, set in New York and California. Julia, attached but restless, must choose between Ben, a teacher who offers security, and Michael, a charismatic composer who both inspires and destabilizes her. An exploration of the surprising ways we make romantic choices. “Lyrical and realistic” Foreword Reviews.

This deal is good on July 24, 2021

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The Unusual Man ($0.99) by David R.Davis: The Unusual Man was written in 1915 by Andrew Densmore. It was to be his ticket to fame and fortune. It didn’t work out as planned. In 2015 a copy makes its way to Arizona, and into the hands of Austin Brewer – a solitary man who wants to be left alone. Ultimately the book along with a twelve-year-old boy, a housekeeper, and Victor Frankl’s book become instrumental in the redemption of Brewer.

This deal is good on July 24, 2021

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Ghosts of Small Prairie Towns ($0.99) by Leah Grant: A Heartwarming Romance/Life Story. We all have stories to tell—of love and sorrow—of laughter and pain. Every road has a first step and a last one.

This deal is good on July 24, 2021

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Promising Skies ($0.99) by Amapola Cabase: Beaten by her father and unprotected by her mother, her only refuge lies in her singing. As soon as she is old enough, she escapes with a man named Tony to launch her singing career. Go behind the scenes in the extraordinary life of a brilliant International singer Amapola’s semi-autobiographical novel, Promising Skies.

This deal is good on July 23, 2021

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Whippoorwill Chronicles (The Brainbow Chronicles Book 1) ($0.99) by Timothy Strong: Sam and George are childhood friends, sharing a deep loyalty that is cemented when George saves Sam from drowning. When the consequences of their choices unfold, Sam faces the frailty of relationships. Returning home again, Sam begins a long journey to regain a sense of what is real, what is true and what is his responsibility.

This deal is good on July 23, 2021

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Sunset at 20:47 (Awan Lake Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Peter Kingsmill: I confess that I started this book because I knew about Peter Kingsmill from his work at the Redberry Lake (UNESCO) Biosphere Reserve in Saskatchewan. I knew that his strong sense of place would come through in this novel. I quickly warmed up to Frank Anderson and aside from always being interested in a mystery, I immediately wanted Frank’s life to go well.

This deal is good on July 23, 2021

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Mission: Believe (Rise Again Warrior Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Stacy Eaton: Staff Sergeant Shane Logan learns that not all wars are fought overseas. When Shane returns home from the war disabled, he decides to put his family’s wealth to work. Shane partners with Dr. Lauren Falcone to assist in building his dream organization, Rise Again Warrior, to assist veterans with disabilities and mental health issues.

This deal is good on July 22, 2021

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L Extreme ($0.99) by JL Civi: Meet Benji Hughes, a musician with a bad case of writer’s block and a secret past he’s not allowed to discuss — but does anyways. Recounting the unbelievably epic (but true!) story of his romance with L violates a magical pact made by two otherworldly entities — and things get a little extreme. L EXTREME: A novel with a killer soundtrack.

This deal is good on July 22, 2021

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The Heart Line ($0.99) by Hollis T. Miller: Peter Bowen seems to know exactly where he is headed: up the corporate ladder of Preeny, a New York consulting firm, and to the altar with his long-term girlfriend. Kay Manning, less enamored by her job at Preeny, and processing a recent breakup, has vowed to stay single and is considering her options: return to LA or stay in NYC.

This deal is good on July 22, 2021

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Hiro’s War ($2.99) by Rebecca Taniguchi: This morally complex novel tells the story of Hiroshi Koga, a Japanese American who volunteered to serve the country that imprisoned him and his family in an internment camp. Hiro’s War combines a WW II coming of age story and the search for peace and justice. A great choice for anyone who wants to learn about this shameful chapter of U.S. history.

This deal is good on July 21, 2021

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Out of the Rabbit Hutch ($2.99) by Nanette L. Avery: Out of the Rabbit Hutch transports readers into a period before and after the Civil War and as far away as Tasmania. The author explores the painful experiences of a war veteran recently released from an asylum and entrusted to a family that has its own dirty secrets. Suspenseful plot amidst a society of socialites, warmongers, & opium users.

This deal is good on July 21, 2021

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To Leave a Memory ($0.99) by Pat Dunlap Evans: Journey through an eventful year with curmudgeon Andrew Ward, as he struggles to atone for a tragic mistake, and regain the love of his psychic wife Lizzy, their nerdy daughter Jane, three funny grandchildren, and loyal best friends. You’ll laugh and shed a tear in this tender story of forgiveness, set in Atlanta and at Lake Blackshear, Georgia.

This deal is good on July 18, 2021

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The Exit Strategy ($0.99) by Lainey Cameron: “Unputdownable.” “A provocative, edgy page-turner.” Winner of 10 book awards: Readers’ Favorite in Women’s Fiction, IPPY winner for adult fiction, Winner of 2021 Book Excellence award. Amazon #1 bestseller in feminist books.

This deal is good on July 18, 2021

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The Munich Girl ($2.99) by Phyllis Edgerly Ring: What family secret is a portrait of Eva Braun hiding? Fifty years after WWII, Anna is plunged into the treacherous world of the Munich girl who was her mother’s confidante – and Hitler’s lover – and finds her every belief about right and wrong shattered. “Historical fiction that reads like a memoir.” – Philadelphia Inquirer.

This deal is good on July 18, 2021

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Irrational Love ($2.99) by Demere Coker: Demere Coker muses on the nature, purpose, and longevity of connection in Irrational Love, a meditative collection of reflective poetry. Along with poems that pine for lost love, there is also a self-aware exploration of the poetry itself – an acknowledgment of metaphor and simile on the page, and their dual relevance to the changing of love.

This deal is good on July 17, 2021

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Silver Line (The Sutherland Series Book 2) ($2.99) by Jill C. Baker: Silver Line plays with time & place as it follows 2 relationships: just-met college couple looking for missing art from the Gardner Museum heist & their bawdy, older selves (miner & dancehall girl) living in an 1860s Colorado town. Hindsight = Foresight when clues from the past inform the present. Writer’s Digest judge: “Outstanding story appeal.”

This deal is good on July 17, 2021

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Riding 500cc Two Strokes to Canada in 1972: And Other Motorcycle Adventures ($1.99) by Jim Balding: Our 1972 motorcycle ride took us on a four-thousand-mile trip from Arizona to Canada and back. Some nights we camped out along the highway; other nights we found a motel. Some days the rain was fierce and debilitating… but every day was fun and filled with great experiences and amazing landscapes. Each of us rode a 500cc two-stroke motorcycle.

This deal is good on July 17, 2021

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Little Lantern, Deep Darkness (The Complete Trilogy Boxed Set) ($0.99) by Sakiv M Koch: Smast is a debt-slave’s son fighting for his right to love and live on his own terms. His concept of self vanishes after meeting Pragvi, a downcast princess. He’ll become the world’s most unlikely superhero. Nothing — not unspeakable agony, not the surety of death — will deter Smast from taking on the enemy stalking Pragvi since before her birth.

This deal is good on July 17, 2021

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Nothing Forgotten ($0.99) by Jessica Levine: Nothing Forgotten, Winner of the Next Generation Indie Award. “Compulsively engrossing. Delicious insights into Italian Life” – SF Chronicle. When Anna is contacted by the Italian lover she knew decades before, she recalls their affair in Rome and the son she relinquished. Soon the life she’s built in California and her marriage are threatened.

This deal is good on July 17, 2021

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Failing Billy ($4.99) by John McNamara: When he’s five years old, Billy Phelan discovers he can view the world, literally, through other’s eyes. First through his younger sister, Micki, in another room, and then with precision, he borrows people’s vision at will and at great distances. The ability alters his life, earning him wealth, (he cheats in high-stakes poker games), but also a degree of loneliness. Isolated on an acreage in the north Omaha suburbs,

This deal is good on July 14, 2021

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Too Soon the Night (The Theodora Duology Book 2) ($2.99) by James Conroyd Martin: Palace eunuch and secretary Stephen records Empress Theodora’s life as she navigates wars, political and religious crises, a citywide rebellion, and the first world plague pandemic, all in a male-dominated world. “A gorgeous tapestry of impeccable research and intricate worldbuilding.” – Kate Quinn, Author of The Empress of Rome Saga and The Alice Network.

This deal is good on July 14, 2021

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Sip Lake ($0.99) by Joe Basara: A young woman’s “hello” startles a drowsy Owen Cloud. The tropical painting on the wall before him becomes the My Florida Coloring Book he’d been issued back in grade school. Ponce de Leon, the Barefoot Mailman, and other Florida images pass before him. Also, he falls in love, but who would fall for a young man with kinky red hair and a pug nose? Maybe someone who sees beyond appearances, in this romantic comedy filled with all things Florida.

This deal is good on July 14, 2021

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Bobbie Lamont (The Bobbie Lamont Series Book 2) ($2.99) by Zelmer Wilson: Bobbie Lamont’s marriage of nearly thirteen years is ending in divorce and she has writer’s block along with a drinking problem. And then she learns the boy she dated in the summer of 1990 has written a novel inspired by their relationship. Reading Miller’s novel will unlock memories she has kept buried in her heart for the past twenty years.

This deal is good on July 14, 2021

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The Summer of 1974 (The Gavrielle Series Book 1) ($1.99) by Yael Politis: Israeli girl – Afro-American boy. So different. So alike. Life and love in a tough part of the world. History seamlessly woven into a well-paced story.

This deal is good on July 12, 2021

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A Little Bit of Grace ($1.99) by Phoebe Fox: When a total stranger claims to be Grace Adams’s aunt, she travels to a tropical paradise island to get answers about the eccentric woman her family never mentioned–and uncovers an unimaginable family secret held for more than fifty years. A heartfelt, funny story about family and forgiveness, and starting over when the happy ending ends.

This deal is good on July 12, 2021

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Bully 4 Love ($0.99) by Steven Paul Leiva: A rather odd love story about Adolphus, a history teacher. Lavinia, who Adolphus sees as “radiant.” And Eugene Carson, Lavinia’s very rich “bull-in-a-china-shop” husband who Adolphus had once known as Gene Pytka the high school bully who had done him grievous physical harm. A seriocomic tale of Love rejected. Love ignored. Love found. And pizza.

This deal is good on July 12, 2021

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Beautiful Heartbreak ($4.99) by Perry Kay: Beautiful Heartbreak” is a seamlessly weaved story of Depression, PTSD, and Anorexia, depicted through a collection of poems. Perry Kay opens a little crack in the world of those who battle their minds every day.

This deal is good on July 12, 2021

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