U Got to Have U Some Fun ($0.99) by Andrew Harkless: Meet John Smith: divorced, average, invisible even to himself. Then a cruise ticket arrives, signed only "It's Time." He assumes it's from his son, who made him promise to travel and have fun, but Carson died six months ago. As the seven days at sea transform ordinary John into someone new, one question lingers: Who sent the ticket?

This deal is good on July 5, 2026

One Wish: A Tale of Reckoning After 9-11 ($0.99) by Laura Krieger Emack: Manhattan attorney Sandra must babysit her ailing sister-in-law for ten days, while brother Greg conducts an overseas reporting assignment concerning the fallout from 9-11. Just as Sandra prepares to return home, her inner world crumbles. Greg’s notes prove that the path of Sandra's cherished former lover, an Egyptian foreign student, took a shocking, terrible turn.

This deal is good on July 4, 2026

The Luckiest Man Returns ($2.99) by R.F. Walden: A modern-day baseball novella that reimagines one of the game’s greatest legends returning to MLB. Is this Gehrig reincarnated or a doppelgänger? Every at-bat carries the weight of history. Poignant and inspirational, and filled with the roar of the crowd, it’s a story not just about baseball, but the enduring power of one man’s legacy.

This deal is good on July 2, 2026

Lost & Pound (Mutt to Megastar Series) ($0.99) by Kit James: Barranyup Dog Pound Alert: don't get lost like I did! On a long journey with your boss? Stick close. Spot a critter? Forget it! If you get nabbed, don't assume your human knows where to find you in a strange place. If you end up somewhere tough like this joint, try to make friends with the smartest dog around. "A good boy's funny survival plan."

This deal is good on July 2, 2026

Maloa's Blood: Five Days on Pyros Island (The Darwin Code Book 1) ($0.99) by M. Eigh: Pyros is an island of black glass, and the fruit at its crater grants twenty-five years of life. Five billionaires have paid a fortune to climb for it — but the mountain’s air ignites against a badly lived life, and most never come down.

This deal is good on July 2, 2026

Brooklyn ’76 ($1.99) by Anthony Ausiello: In the heart of Brooklyn, a family struggles to survive one explosive day—the nation’s Bicentennial. Funny, dark, and unsentimental, Brooklyn ’76 is an urgent family drama set against the backdrop of a working-class neighborhood—and a country—on the brink of transformation. Now in development as a feature film.

This deal is good on July 1, 2026

The Belle Rive Ledger (Scales of Justice Book 1) ($1.99) by C.L. Carmichael: When the law bends to power & wealth, how do the scales of justice find balance? New Orleans attorney Camille Durant's impossible wins face a reckoning during a weekend at Belle Rive Estate. Her wins turn deadly when "the current" seeks balance, forcing Camille to confront her complicity in corruption, just one verdict away from being next.

This deal is good on July 1, 2026

Coyote and the Thunderbird ($1.99) by James P. Lenfestey: Award-winning poet & storyteller James P. Lenfestey reimagines one of North America’s oldest and most elusive figures for the modern world: Coyote—comic healer, troublemaker, restless wanderer, lover, & fool. This collection will appeal to readers of Indigenous-inspired literature, folklore, literary fiction, & comic philosophical storytelling.

This deal is good on July 1, 2026

What My Khmer Father Couldn't Say: A Story of Survival and Presence ($3.99) by Som Phin: A Cambodian father survived a past he could never speak of. His son grew up in the silence that followed. This literary novel explores memory, identity, and the fragile bond between generations as both search for a language capable of carrying love and loss.

This deal is good on June 28, 2026

The Warrior and the Woodpecker ($2.99) by Mark Anthony Powers: This entertaining novel is a great summer read for everyone who values the natural world. "Mark Anthony Powers has delivered another page turner. This romp through a threatened forest will leave you cheering."—Brad Goodwin, author of The Independent

This deal is good on June 24, 2026

The Goldwyn County Candy Ban ($4.99) by J. Z. Zerber: The Judge banned candy. His son sells it. Welcome to Goldwyn County, where a local woman's arrest for sugar possession becomes a national media circus. A darkly comic, coming-of-age story about power, corruption, and a boy who fights back with the help of a gang of misfits as the nation's eyes turn to his small town. A satirical look at authority gone mad.

This deal is good on June 24, 2026

Just A Nobody ($0.99) by Donald Fatute: Through fights, first love, heartbreak, humiliation, loyalty, and moments that changed everything, one quiet boy struggles to find where he belongs in a world that barely notices him. Set from the late 1980s into the early 2000s, Just a Nobody is a raw, funny, and deeply personal coming-of-age story about the moments that shape us long before we understand their meaning.

This deal is good on June 24, 2026

Still Peculiar After a Trillion Years: The Complete Series ($0.99) by Kevin Cann: Get to know Jeb, Kev, Mae, and all the rest of the small town Americana people 'on the porch' and be part of their lives for over a 1,000 years and technically for 1 trillion years in this 'Could Atlas' like cozy, loving, hopeful series, where yes, the world does eventually end, but only after becoming nearly perfect first. 1162 pages long!

This deal is good on June 21, 2026

The End of the Storm ($0.99) by Michael Laor: A journey of an artist seeking to reinvent herself amid a controlling yet loving husband, and the journey of a nomad traveling the world, carrying an inner struggle between love that awaits him at home and his desire and love for the wilderness. The two accidentally meet, and an unlikely rapport develops, which helps each resolve their life conflict.

This deal is good on June 21, 2026

Last Human Standing The First 90 Days (Last Human Standing – The Ultimate Survival Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Nir Nagar: Innovative survival book combining fiction with a practical guide. James fights to survive 90 days after civilization's collapse as Earth's last human. Grounded in real science: water sourcing, food storage, protection. Unique formula: Story + Guide + Science delivers entertainment and life-saving knowledge.

This deal is good on June 20, 2026

See Sadie Jane Run (Found Families Series Book 4) ($0.99) by Kelly Elizabeth Huston: An interconnected but standalone story. Told in dual timelines and POVs, this romantic tale tinged with mystery tells the story of yanked-apart teens, and later, Sadie Jane Klein’s attempt to use her geotechnical Ph.D. for good while navigating second chances, found family, and self-forgiveness in a small southern coastal town she once called home.

This deal is good on June 17, 2026

Elkman & McGredy ($3.99) by Eric H. Heisner: The journey of a wandering cowboy continues when Elkman is ambushed by claim-jumpers and reluctantly returns to civilization. Upon reaching the nearest trading post, he receives a warning that someone from his past is out to seek revenge. When he reunites with McGredy, they set out on the trail to Wyoming... but this time, it is to serve justice.

This deal is good on June 16, 2026

The Book of Revelations ($4.99) by Mitchell Hadley: A literary novel following Nan Jaffe, who is eight years old when a childhood trauma breaks her life apart. Over the next two decades, she grows into different identities and different cities—Indianapolis, Chicago, and San Francisco—trying to escape what happened, until the past finally catches up with her and forces her to face it.

This deal is good on June 16, 2026

Acts of the Women ($2.99) by Patrick W. Andersen: In the decades after the crucifixion, apostles of both genders spread the faith west, south, and east. Men gave speeches but women did most of the work.

This deal is good on June 16, 2026