Home ($1.99) by MG Trief: They bought a house for forever. Then one of them was gone. Tender, haunting, and unforgettable, Home is a literary novel about grief, memory, devotion, and the quiet objects that hold a life together when love has nowhere left to go.

This deal is good on August 10, 2026

Blood Gilt ($4.99) by Jessica Housand, PhD: Alejandro escaped the criminal empire that shaped him—until political unrest pulls him back into a family where loyalty is currency, and blood is leverage. Set between Florida and El Salvador, Blood Gilt is a dark literary crime saga of inheritance, divided loyalties, and the price of power. ★★★★★ Readers’ Favorite. 1 week = $4.99—regularly $9.99.

This deal is good on August 10, 2026

The Incredible True Facts of Space ($3.99) by William Chad Bowers: The Incredible True Facts of Space: Short Stories from a Strange and Hilarious Universe is a collection of questionable science, impossible thoughts, haunted memories, fake products, absurd stories, and suspicious facts. Explore a universe of aliens, monsters, cosmic nonsense, and the unsettling possibility that some of it may be true.

This deal is good on August 8, 2026

The Sky Island Prophets ($2.99) by G. S. Holt: Set amid the maelstrom of violence and paranoia forming all around the America of 2010, The Sky Island Prophets charts a path into the depravity, malice, and delusion that haunts the desert borderlands beneath a pitiless sun. College dropout Tom Valentine takes up a risky proposition to transport assault rifles from Arizona to a drug gang in Mexico.

This deal is good on August 8, 2026

Six Months of Sunshine ($0.99) by Mia Matthews: What if the stranger who changes your life is only nine years old? Jack had lost his way. Through the little neighbor's eyes, Jack begins to see the world in a different light, finding joy in the small things that he had overlooked for so long. Dive with Jack into his unexpected, but ultimately transformative, last days.

This deal is good on August 8, 2026

Day Brings Back the Night ($1.99) by Brian Duren: Lyrical, intimate, and psychologically rich, Day Brings Back the Night is a multigenerational family novel about memory, suicide loss, forgiveness, and the fragile possibility of healing. For readers of Dani Shapiro, Elizabeth Strout, Ann Patchett, and literary fiction that asks how the past continues to live inside those who remain.

This deal is good on August 7, 2026

The Firefly's Strain ($4.26) by Eric Felizardo: After his final match ends in the death of his opponent, former boxer Derio “The Firefly” Capri retires, haunted by guilt and trauma. In 1983, he and his wife, Mara, take in seven-year-old Chiara after her mother’s death. As they form a father-daughter bond, Derio is drawn back into boxing by a mobster seeking a dark horse contender.

This deal is good on August 7, 2026

The Noor Protocol ($2.99) by Hajem Ali Al Mohamad: Layla survived Aleppo. Yasmin survived Daraa. Together they built an AI that finds mass graves — and uncovered the man responsible for both their losses. Now he wants their technology to hunt the living. A literary thriller about two Syrian women, unbreakable bonds, and the light that outlasts the dark.

This deal is good on August 5, 2026

Yesterday's Chains ($0.99) by Jenny Alexander: Do you remember Her Broken Road? This is the story of Elianna's mother, Pamela. Pamela's story is about poor choices, their consequences, and the challenge of letting go. Will she free herself from the past and become the mom her daughter needs? Inspired by Lot's wife in the Bible, this story shows the danger of being tethered to yesterday's chains.

This deal is good on August 5, 2026

Jack & Evan: In Verse ($0.99) by Aaron Hundley: Two friends. Two separate paths. One chance to confront the truth. After a decade of silence, a sudden tragedy forces Evan and Jack to face long-buried childhood secrets. "A powerful, timely debut that blends beautiful poetic form with weightier themes." — Jaclyn Westlake, Author of Dear Dotty and Lucky Break

This deal is good on August 5, 2026

No Sure Thing ($0.99) by Edward Trimnell: 1988. The future seems simple—until it isn't. University of Cincinnati sophomore Paul Nelson has a plan: finish college, land a banking job, and leave the uncertainty of youth behind. Instead, a painful breakup, unexpected romance, and a series of increasingly dangerous encounters pull him into a year he never could have imagined.

This deal is good on August 5, 2026

Quintessentially Outfoxed ($3.99) by Honey Thistleby: Maiya is called to the English countryside to help a friend on the beautiful Blackwood Manor Estate. As summer hots up, however, she is drawn into a rivalry involving more than one type of stud. Romantic Comedy Drama with a maypole plot. Includes quintessential village map.

This deal is good on August 4, 2026

Control Room: Never a Day Off ($0.99) by Bo Park: Your brain is the Boss of a nation called your body—and he has never had a single day off. The Heart wants romance. The Stomach wants revenge. The Liver just wants to survive the weekend. Across four acts of one ordinary life, this comic control-room drama turns into something else entirely. It's funny. Until, gently, it isn't. For readers of Backman and Haig.

This deal is good on August 4, 2026

spirals?: Collected short writings of Dienw Neb ($2.99) by Dienw Neb: This is a collection of seventeen humorous or thought-provoking short stories and flash fiction, as well as circular, incoherent musings on the nature of reality (and things that may, or may not exist within it).

This deal is good on August 4, 2026

The Girlfriend Guide to Negligent Homicide (The Jaycee Grayson Series Book 2) ($1.99) by Julie Ann Sipos: Ousted from Hollywood, Jaycee Grayson barely survived her first small-town Midwest scandal. But when a beloved Wisconsin brewmaster drops dead hours after exchanging wedding vows with an internet-famous sausage queen, Jaycee implicates herself in a Mennonite meat stick murder mystery built on some especially spicy secrets.

This deal is good on August 3, 2026

Pacific Dream: Mari Mango and the Accidental Orphanage ($0.99) by Chet Nairene: Mari Margaux flees to Thailand for a fresh start and ends up running an accidental refuge for victims from Bangkok's bar and brothel world. She improvises her way through chaos, compassion, and a role she never planned. Mistaken for a Western nun, she finds that losing her identity may be the best way to find her true self. Exotic, funny, full of heart!

This deal is good on August 2, 2026

Another Invisible Ghetto ($3.99) by Rasmenia Massoud: Another Invisible Ghetto is a character-driven examination of downtrodden outsiders and casualties of a failed American dream who find purpose in unexpected places. While they might be easy for the rest of society to ignore, their invisibility could be the superpower that makes them a force to be reckoned with.

This deal is good on July 31, 2026

Daddy Broke His Bicycle ($0.99) by J.M. Sloan: A broken bike. A chaotic household. A memorable journey of survival. Daddy Broke His Bicycle delivers a genuine piece of realistic fiction that mirrors the authentic moments of modern home life. If you love stories deeply rooted in true-to-life family dynamics, grab this uplifting, fast-paced eBook deal today!

This deal is good on July 30, 2026

The Dipping ($0.99) by D T Murphy: Two lives. One war. A meeting in a refugee camp that changes everything. “An engrossing tale taking the reader from Ireland and the UK to refugee camps of Eastern Europe. A 5-star read.”- Paul Carson, bestselling author of "Scalpel" and "Inquest"

This deal is good on July 30, 2026

The Vineyard Secret ($3.99) by Gosia Nealon: 1943. Rozalia is arrested during a roundup in Kraków and sent to forced labor in a German vineyard. She bravely navigates the hardships, hoping to go back home one day. When the vineyard owner’s son returns from the war injured, Rozalia is moved from the fields to care for him. With time, the unexpected and forbidden feelings develop between them...

This deal is good on July 29, 2026

Seeing Sunny Again ($2.99) by Paul Clayton: Jim Cox, Midwest Book Review--Seeing Sunny Again is an inherently fascinating read and is unreservedly recommended for personal reading lists, as well as community and college/university library Contemporary American Literary Fiction collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists.

This deal is good on July 29, 2026

What We Carry Forward ($4.95) by Aithal: What We Carry Forward is a collection of four interconnected novellas exploring migration, faith, family, identity, and time. With emotional clarity and restraint, these intimate stories reveal how crossing borders reshapes home, how memory becomes inheritance, and how love, loss, and truth define what we carry into the future—and leave behind too.

This deal is good on July 28, 2026

What My Khmer Father Couldn't Say: A Story of Survival and Presence ($3.99) by Som Phin: When a distant Cambodian refugee father collapses, his estranged son awakens in his father's younger body in 1985 Bakersfield. Forced to live the life he never understood, he discovers the impossible choices behind silence, sacrifice, and survival in this moving story of family, forgiveness, and hope.

This deal is good on July 28, 2026

The Butler Did It!: Friends till The End ($1.99) by Jinx James: What do you do when you’re in your eighties, and you’re told you’ve got terminal cancer? Actor Mervyn Ambrose, famous for his starring role as a butler, plans a big party and a quick exit. But things go sensationally wrong. A hilariously dark, heart-stitching look at the messy business of saying goodbye. For fans of A Man Called Ove and Grave Talk.

This deal is good on July 27, 2026

As Time Goes By ($0.99) by W. Royce Adams: Old asks the questions every human asks at one point in their life- why am I here? What have I done with my life so far? We get to see into his life, from an early age, until his 90s. We are along for the tragedy that strikes his wife and then, him. You feel like you're on the outside of the room, looking in.

This deal is good on July 24, 2026

The System ($2.99) by Eva Boris: Kyle Klimov’s life is mapped out to the month. But in the span of a single week, his career stalls and his relationship begins to crack. Watching the foundation fracture, Kyle realizes the truth: the future he was promised isn't the life he actually wants. And the only way out is to disappear.

This deal is good on July 24, 2026

The Broken Weathervane ($4.99) by Laura DeNooyer: Two co-workers seek the same information. One wants to publish it; the other needs to keep it hidden. Step into 2015 and a 1950s small town where family secrets and thwarted academic aspirations converge. Join Leslie on a discovery of the reality behind every whispered secret—a place where family honor collides with truth.

This deal is good on July 22, 2026

The Used Parts of Jimbo Winslow ($0.99) by Travis Johns: The Used Parts of Jimbo Winslow is a raw, darkly funny, and devastating coming‑of‑age novel about the damage done when love is denied you, and the dangerous, defiant hope of giving love anyway, even if it costs you a part of yourself.

This deal is good on July 22, 2026

All The Ocean Holds (Rai Means Trust) ($2.99) by J Donovan Strong: A dying engineer. A hospice for the robots of the dead. And 500 feet of black water between her and the sky that she wants to see one last time. Cozy, literary sci-fi. Bring tissues. You'll be held.

This deal is good on July 22, 2026

Two Dreams and Two Hollows ($0.99) by Gary Gautier: Realism and anti-realism, seekers and bums, epiphanies great and small, in a tapestry of stories by two-time Faulkner-Wisdom finalist Gary Gautier. Touching, smart, funny, quirky.

This deal is good on July 20, 2026

Lamb (The Pink Sheep Novels) ($0.99) by Troy Ford: For fans of Tales of the City, Lamb follows two young men from high school through the clubs, queer community, and found families of 1990s San Francisco. After his best friend Lamb disappears, D reconstructs his life through journals and memories in this bittersweet novel of friendship, addiction, love, and survival. A poignant tearjerker.

This deal is good on July 17, 2026

Nightmare Along the River Nile: A Story of Twentieth Century Slavery ($0.99) by S. E. Nelson: Four high school friends—Edgar, Wilbur, Sam, and John—believe that their bond is unbreakable. But one violent incident shatters that illusion when Edgar is forced to face a nightmare he never imagined. Will his friends find him before it's too late?

This deal is good on July 17, 2026

All the Names I Know ($0.99) by L. S. Waxman: After one sister dies and another takes off in the middle of the night, fourteen-year-old M.K Farnan searches her small Connecticut beach town while trying to make peace with her grieving mother. It's a tale about the weight of loss and the power of storytelling.

This deal is good on July 17, 2026