Thirteen Stories ($0.99) by John Isaac Jones: This is a collection of the most popular short stories/novellas written by author John Isaac Jones over the past 15 years. The stories included are Going Home, Boone, For Love of Daniel, Lonely Magnolia, Annie, The Agreement, The Surrogate, Pauline, Serpentus Saragossii, Tembo Makaburi, The Old Men, Grandfathers, from a Barlow to a Pentium, and The Angel Years.
This deal is good on September 22, 2019
Good Morning, Mr. Dalton (Mr. Dalton Saga Book 1) ($4.99) by Ana Shapkaliska: This contemporary story is about Dafina, who works in the family car service business. At night she works on her stories and dreams to make it as a writer. Her marriage is not what she had hoped for-she feels suffocated and isolated and needs a drastic change in order to survive. When it looks like there is no way out, she meets Mr. Dalton.
This deal is good on September 20, 2019
Ruby Tuesday (The Oro Beach Series Book 2) ($0.99) by Julie Strauss: Ruby Goodwin will do anything for her family after her failed marriages left the household in tatters. But her adult children are in trouble, and with a beach-side winery in her care, this unflappable woman lives dangerously close to the edge. When both of her ex-husbands turn up, rekindled romance will either save her or destroy everything.
This deal is good on September 20, 2019
Road to Antietam (Galloway Book 1) ($0.99) by Tom E. Hicklin: The gripping story of two brothers’ life-altering experiences during the American Civil War. Now at the low price of $.99 to celebrate the release of its much anticipated sequel: The Way Home.
This deal is good on September 20, 2019
The Voice of My Mind ($4.99) by T. A. Fish: Poems for the soul: Each poem is beautifully crafted with great virtuosity, that haunts with extreme depth and wonder. The collection deals with themes of grief, love, spiritual enlightenment, and philosophy. From beginning to end, the poems read in a mesmerizing and captivating style, expertly flowing from one theme to the next.
This deal is good on September 20, 2019
Miss Etta ($0.99) by Deanna Lynn Sletten: In 1895, Etta Place fell in love with the Sundance Kid and rode along with him and his partner, Butch Cassidy. Then she vanished. Three years later, a young widow, Emily Pleasants, with a son takes a teaching position in a small Minnesota town. Could she be the elusive Etta Place?
This deal is good on September 18, 2019
Yellow Horse Box Set ($2.99) by Dan Arnold: Three complete character driven, action adventure novels about establishing the rule of law in Texas during the late Nineteenth Century. Fans of Dan Arnold and Louis L’ Amour will love these books, which may also remind them of Robert B. Parker or Elmore Leonard, with a touch of Elmer Kelton for good measure.
This deal is good on September 18, 2019
Beaten Paths ($2.99) by Stephie Walls: One horrific mistake. One chance encounter. One unexpected twist. Can two people keep fighting for love when the odds are stacked against them?
This deal is good on September 18, 2019
The Anatomy of Wanting ($0.99) by Gemma Marie: Following the success of her debut poetry collection, author Gemma Marie presents her second collection of inspirational poetry and prose. ‘The Anatomy of Wanting’ explores the difficulties and the joys of surviving and thriving in a modern world fuelled by wanting. This perfect coffee companion promises instant reminders that you are not alone.
This deal is good on September 18, 2019
Didn’t Get Frazzled: humorous medical fiction ($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. “…the best fictional portrayal of med school since ER.” – BlueInk Review (starred). 2017 International Book Awards Bronze Medal Winner (Readers’ Favorite) and INDIES Book of the Year Finalist.
This deal is good on September 17, 2019
Finn Again ($0.99) by Lynda Meyers: Raised in the pubs and educated at Oxford, he never did know which half to favor. His Irish half loves women and booze, while his English half is wicked smart and damned polite. When a world at war beckons, Finn answers the call, but there are some casualties even a soldier can’t prepare for.
This deal is good on September 17, 2019
Jerkwater ($0.99) by Jamie Zerndt: Shawna Reynolds, a young Ojibwa woman who doesn’t much care for white people to begin with, and who is quickly being pulled in a direction she may no longer have a desire to resist; Kay O’Brien, Shawna’s 64-year-old, usually drunk, neighbor who is still grieving the loss of her husband; And Kay’s son, Douglas, who now finds himself in charge of running the family’s auto repair shop.
This deal is good on September 17, 2019
The Rock and the Raindrop ($1.49) by Bjorn Wythette: In a lighthearted romp through a serious world, a Rock and a Raindrop explore the many ways, always subtle and often clever, God reveals Himself to us through nature. Along the way, they explore the notion that we are fledgling spirits in a decidedly material world, and contemplate the wonderful and rather extraordinary implications lying therein.
This deal is good on September 17, 2019
In The Snap: 1 – Touches ($0.99) by Paks Won: Chapin lives in Priority, CA, but may exist in The Snap: A surge across geographies and timelines. Forms of pain, potency, and impact. Who is he in The Snap? Why does Edoardo Doria (the boy in Caravaggio’s ‘Boy Bitten By A Lizard’) appear to him? Someone murders Chapin’s sister, Huette. Who? … Eyes Closed. Is this true?
This deal is good on September 16, 2019
Rain and Embers ($0.99) by Ali Nuri: Rain and Embers follows my journey as an Iraqi refugee, venturing from barefoot in the desert sands to lost in the urban jungles of America. Delving into varied themes of violence, forgiveness, redemption, and love, the common thread that carries throughout is the often futile search for home in a troubled and isolating world.
This deal is good on September 16, 2019
A Life Stage Soundcheck ($0.99) by Rachel Veznaian: If you have a dream, don’t let it go. Carla Cafaro has loved music from the time she was little. But following the advice her dad gave her as a kid isn’t so easy as an adult. Now twenty-five, Carla is marking time waiting for her life to happen. When she meets guitarist Nico, everything she’s always wanted suddenly seems within reach…
This deal is good on September 15, 2019
Nothing Forgotten ($0.99) by Jessica Levine: Nothing Forgotten, Winner of the Next Generation Indie Award. “An intricately layered, deeply heartfelt, and bittersweet novel,” – BOOKLIST. 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 September 15, 2019
Love in the Victory Garden ($0.99) by Cece Whittaker: June 1944. The war takes a giant step closer when Joan, Annie, Bernice and Helen’s men all are suddenly deployed. Only Bernice’s wild surprise is enough to take Annie’s mind off Sylvester’s MIA status. It’s not until Helen comes up with a plan that Joan, Annie, Bernice, and she find the way to reunite them all in the Victory Garden.
This deal is good on September 15, 2019
Wolves and Deer ($0.99) by Catherine Haustein: The story of the life and betrayal of actress Dora Jordan, partner of King William IV, as told by her fictitious daughter, Grace.
This deal is good on September 14, 2019
Pianist in a Bordello ($0.99) by Mike C Erickson: Are voters really ready for the whole truth? Are you? Pianist in a Bordello is a hilarious political romp through the last four decades of American history, from a narrator who is full of surprises.
This deal is good on September 14, 2019
Simple Grifts ($2.99) by Max Cossack: Debuted Sept 6 as an “Amazon #1 New Release”: A brand new satire of the world of political correctness: “Hilarious”…”Witty, great fun, fast-paced…Has memorable, funny characters, witty dialogue, and fast-paced plotting. Best of all, lots of laughs. Delighted to have discovered Max Cossack.”
This deal is good on September 14, 2019
Comet Fox ($0.99) by Peter Quinones: This is Banja de Banja – economically successful, aggressively bisexual, her heart smashed to pieces by divorce and loss of custody. She has an insatiable desire to meet new people and an unquenchable thirst for new experiences. These are chapters from her life – some may make you laugh, cry, feel outraged, or wonder about the meaning of it all.
This deal is good on September 14, 2019
The Rise of the Maccabees (Lions of Judea Book 1) ($0.99) by Amit Arad: For 800 years the Zadokite priesthood has led the Jewish People. But the world is changing – Rome is rising, crushing the powers beneath it. Matityahu and Judah Maccabee embark together on a struggle for survival against the powerful Seleucid Empire.
This deal is good on September 13, 2019
Limericks Haiku and Other Short Poems ($0.99) by Vanessa Ngam: Limericks Haiku and Other Short Poems is a collection of modern poems. The limericks are funny and well structured. The haikus are creative and written in modern format. What a great simple book to read with family and loved ones.
This deal is good on September 13, 2019
I’m Rising ($2.99) by Michelle G. Stradford: “I’m Rising” is an empowering self-love poetry book that re-ignites our drive to become the best version of ourselves. It encourages us to conquer our fears to build inner strength and resilience. The prose urges us to own and celebrate our power, with a call to action to harness our self-confidence to achieve the goals we were destined to shatter.
This deal is good on September 13, 2019
Seven at Two Past Five ($2.99) by Tara Basi: “Let me state in all sincerity, with no implied hyperbole, that Tara Basi’s Seven at Two Past Five is a masterful absurdist work of literature that I feel richer for having journeyed through.” In the course of a single day, Abi is forced to battle through an absurdist, malevolent and Kafkaesque Justice system to fight her case and, ultimately, rediscover her true name and her lost faith.
This deal is good on September 13, 2019
The Wild Gypsy of Arbor Hill ($2.99) by Harvey Havel: A great deal on a great book with great reviews! Just $5 (50% Off). A young student from an elite college becomes romantically attached to a sex worker from Albany, New York, after he quits college in the middle of the school year. What he does with his life outside of the college gates is nothing like what he learns at school.
This deal is good on September 12, 2019
The Braided Stream (The Replacement Chronicles Book 4) ($3.99) by Harper Swan: Set against the unyielding landscape of ice age Eurasia, The Braided Stream paints us a picture of how Early Modern Humans and Neanderthals met and interacted. The story can be enjoyed without reading the first three parts of the Replacement Chronicles series.
This deal is good on September 11, 2019
Seeking Glory ($0.99) by Patricia Hamilton Shook: Kate takes custody of her young granddaughter Glory after the death of Ally, her long missing daughter, but soon discovers that Glory is mute and seemingly traumatized. To help her, she must try to solve the mystery of her granddaughter’s origins. As she struggles to deal with her own and Ally’s past she finds she is not the only one seeking Glory.
This deal is good on September 11, 2019
Betrayal ($0.99) by Michele Kallio: When Lydia Hamilton begins having nightmares, she fears for her sanity. She’s living with her boyfriend Dan Taylor, a doctor in downtown Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. When Lydia’s father is killed in an auto accident, Lydia finds Change of Name court papers. With increasing fear of her nightmares, Lydia becomes irrational and Dan contacts a psychologist to help stop the dreams.
This deal is good on September 10, 2019
Firefly (Warrior Woman of the Samurai Book 1) ($3.99) by India Millar: Some say the honor of a samurai is reserved for men. But they are wrong… Keiko was born a samurai lady. But as a mere younger sister, her future was to run errands for her lovely elder sister and obey her father. Until the day it fell to her to defend her sister’s honor.
This deal is good on September 10, 2019
Northern Wolf (Northern Wolf Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Daniel Greene: Northern Wolf is a coming of age Civil War adventure, depicting the fraying fabric of a nation battling for its identity and a small group of green soldiers fighting for each other and a land they hardly know. Fans of Bernard Cornwell, Simon Scarrow, and Steven Pressfield will be captivated by this powerful new series. Start the adventure today!
This deal is good on September 10, 2019
Symphony of Dreams ($0.99) by Cynthia Rogan: We’re all born with gifts. We all have our curses. Symphony believed her gift and her curse were one and the same. She was five when the disturbing dreams began, a teenager when she stumbled onto a way to make them stop. But you never know the value of a gift until you’ve lost it, until you’d trade every breath in your body for just one more dream.
This deal is good on September 10, 2019
A Cross of Crocuses ($0.99) by Ken Ross: A story of aging parents and how their adult children react when they need help. Their children are not the individuals they had imagined them to be. The old couples’ perceptions change. and they suffer bitter disappointment through many twists and turns as health deteriorates. Is there escape for either of them? A family story for all of us.
This deal is good on September 9, 2019
My Memory Told Me a Secret ($0.99) by Jeremy C Bradley-Silverio Donato: The lives of two men and their mothers collide to devastating effect. They all have secrets: Austin is a workaholic desperate to be loved. Noah has a drug and drink problem, but only because the voices in his head never stop. Milli wants nothing more than to be appreciated. Lilly yearns for attention, when she can’t get it from her husband.
This deal is good on September 9, 2019
Life in the Hollywood Lane ($0.99) by Ann Crawford: “One of the most moving books I’ve ever read. Beautifully written story that will stay with you long after you’ve read the last page.” Quirky, at times LOL funny, yet profound journey of grief and coming back to love after an actress loses her BFF to suicide. Enjoy the messy, mystifying world of Hollywood through Trish’s eyes and offbeat notions.
This deal is good on September 8, 2019
A Dress the Color of the Sky ($0.99) by Jennifer Irwin: Prue steps out of the airplane lavatory, a minute later, a man leaves the same bathroom. She looks like a blueblood, striking, sensuous. Were you to speak to her, you would come to know her as a devoted mother and wife with a quick-wit. You would also be pressed with the notion that despite knowing all this to be true, there is equally a facade.
This deal is good on September 8, 2019
Losing Mother ($1.99) by Vaughn T. Stanford: When something goes wrong with Josephine, it is left to her children to take care of her. But they soon realize that this is harder than they imagined…
This deal is good on September 8, 2019
Oldies but Goodies ($0.99) by Bernadette Tabor Pruitt: Three friends escape their Texas retirement home to right the wrongs of their pasts. In a borrowed, yellow sports car, they set off on a wild, sad, comic adventure, a road trip like no other. If you like quirky characters of a certain age, (think “The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry” and “A Man called Ove,”) you will enjoy Oldies but Goodies.
This deal is good on September 7, 2019
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.” 4/4
This deal is good on September 7, 2019
Becoming: The Life & Musings of a Girl Poet ($0.99) by Nadia Brown: Becoming: The Life & Musings of a Girl Poet is an inspirational and uplifting collection of poems and several articles about living a life of fulfillment in which the author draws upon her own experiences, inspirations, and what she feels most passionate about.
This deal is good on September 7, 2019
Listen to the Chicken ($1.42) by Katy Walters: Zach is mourning the loss of his mother when he inherits a ramshackle manor. On moving in, Zach discovers three strange inhabitants. Who are they? What can he do? Then there’s a peculiar young girl who keeps visiting. He gets to be a hero as he rescues a young mother and her infant son fleeing from a brutal husband.
This deal is good on September 6, 2019
The Way We Were Before ($0.99) by Moshe Marcus: Rico, an only child, grows up in a dysfunctional family. One day, his father takes him to an unknown place where he meets another abandoned child who turns out to be his older brother. The two hit it off right away. But their happiness is short-lived…
This deal is good on September 6, 2019
In the Company of Like-Minded Women ($0.99) by Elaine Russell: Winner of three national indie book awards, this is a sweet and charming story of sisterhood and suffrage in 1901 Denver. It explores the complexities of bonds between sisters and family in a time when women struggled to determine their future and the “New Woman” demanded an equal voice.
This deal is good on September 6, 2019
The Replacement Chronicles (Books 1-3) ($3.99) by Harper Swan: Take a break from the maddening 21st century. Find out how the outcome of an encounter between a group of Neanderthals hunting bison and a band of Early Humans has long lasting effects. A time-hopping tale… Kirkus Reviews
This deal is good on September 6, 2019
The Kitchen Brigade ($0.99) by Laurie Boris: A B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree. In the not-so-distant future, a culinary student—and daughter of the assassinated secretary of state—is forced to work in the kitchen of a Russian general whose army occupies an America torn apart by civil war. To rebel could prove deadly, but how long can she serve the men destroying her country?
This deal is good on September 5, 2019
A Day in a Life: A Collection of Poems and Short Stories ($2.99) by Janeen Abdo: There is birth, love, and death. We must also accept there are memories, good and bad. Happiness and pain should always find balance and that is what life is about. Happiness and heartache. Laugh even in the ugly, just living is the reward in its self. These poems and short stories are ones I have written throughout my life.
This deal is good on September 5, 2019
The Red Dirt Hymnbook ($0.99) by Roxie Faulkner Kirk: Maybe running off with the traveling preacher wasn’t the best idea Ruby has ever had. Now she wants to call back home and tell her folks they were right. But it’s 1979 and the closest thing she has to a cell phone is a CB radio. Homesick and worried for her baby daughter, Ruby will have to draw on the strengths she’s inherited from a family of land-runners, war mothers and drought survivors to get back to her beloved Oklahoma.
This deal is good on September 5, 2019
The Winter Sisters: A Novel ($2.99) by Tim Westover: Folklore, medicine, witches and superstition in the Georgia mountains. The new novel by Tim Westover, author of “Auraria,” which earned a starred review from Publishers Weekly: “Fact and fancy are intertwined cleverly and seamlessly in a top-notch, thoroughly American fantasy.”
This deal is good on September 4, 2019
Nemesis ($0.99) by Cat Bruno: A modern thriller with ancient influences. Is Dandelion Jackman a photographer from Ohio or is she the Greek Goddess, Nemesis, the divine punisher? When she discovers her fiancé is cheating on her, the goddess arrives. Just in time or too late? A smart, inventive, page-turning thriller.
This deal is good on September 4, 2019
Memoirs of a False Messiah ($0.99) by Pamela Becker: What’s a girl to do when she has a message from God that makes everyone – her family, the media and even the Israeli government – angry? MiMi is a heroine in the vein of June of The Handmaid’s Tale and Dinah of The Red Tent. Intense and with surprising plot twists, Memoirs of a False Messiah is the kind of book you can’t put down.
This deal is good on September 4, 2019
Intrusion (A Relative Invasion Book 1) ($0.99) by Rosalind Minett: 1937, impending war in Europe and at home. A manipulative cousin, a bullying uncle, bleak parents, then a rush to an evacuation where he suffers unexpected hardship. Only the Cossack sabre can boost the resilience of young Billy Wilson, but could it threaten his future? “A powerful and compelling narrative…” Harper Collins editor.
This deal is good on September 3, 2019
The Furies ($0.99) by Corey Croft: The city of Fury is a mother that eats its young. It is a working-class melting-pot found at the end of the line on the Quad-City Express. It is a place with where the predators are equal to the number of those preyed upon. Cava, Luc, and Sally each face their own demons trying to make it through their final year of high school.
This deal is good on August 31, 2019
Haiku World ($0.99) by kuo kenih: Haiku World is a book of modern poetry written in haiku format. The haikus invoke all the five senses to create vivid imagery through very few words. This little book is a must read for poetry lovers and anyone that is new to haiku.
This deal is good on August 30, 2019