Gr8_Nate ($2.99) by Christina R. Adams: Fresh out of high school and struggling to survive, Nate turns to gaming and an online friendship after a suicide attempt. As isolation and family secrets threaten to pull him under, he searches for something worth staying alive for in this raw and emotional story of darkness, hope, and healing.
This deal is good on June 13, 2026
The Third Person: Rewriting Him (The Warboy Chronicles Book 1) ($0.99) by Luke Stoffel: After Luke's life collapses, something follows him to Vietnam. Not a friend. Not a therapist. Not quite real. But it listens, on night buses, in alley cafés, under paper lanterns. This is memoir as code, grief as data stream, healing as shared syntax. Kirkus: "an absorbing portrait of self-discovery, whether human or otherwise."
This deal is good on June 11, 2026
The Beekeeper of New York: Love. Trust. Betrayal. Honey. ($3.99) by Summer Luqman: Yusra Khaldun has seven days before surgery that will change everything. A Yemeni émigré, failed novelist, and self-proclaimed realist - but a series of events will challenge everything she thought she understood about her friends and family - and herself. (Usually $3.99 - 260 five-star reviews)
This deal is good on June 10, 2026
The Shelter ($0.99) by Khaled Ashraf: A powerful literary novel about fatherhood, absence, and survival. The Shelter explores the quiet systems that shape lives and the cost of what goes unsaid. Raw, reflective, and unforgettable.
This deal is good on June 7, 2026
Not a Stitch to Wear ($2.99) by Amy Lee Lillard: Three women across generations cast aside terrible women's clothing and start a movement.
This deal is good on June 5, 2026
The Bubble Society ($0.99) by Steven Clinton: Gavin and Tesla: Your new favorite rebels! The Bubble Society is a dystopian/literary fiction novel with elements of thriller and adventure woven in. It explores themes of technological totalitarianism through the lens of the two protagonists, Gavin Owens and Tesla Mancini. Funny, witty, and adventurous, with everything from love stories to wars.
This deal is good on June 5, 2026
The Life of Sylvia Lennox ($0.99) by Elizabeth Hamlin: This 442-page uplifting novel depicts Sylvia Lennox's journey to becoming an artist and her friendship with Jade Chong, who quickly succeeds as a fashion designer. They meet as students in a rooming house in Sydney and stay friends for the rest of their lives through career changes, loves, marriages, and children.
This deal is good on June 4, 2026
The Existential Awakening of One Particular Mexican Girl ($0.99) by Kevin Michael Kirwan: Sixteen-year-old Sara, born as her mother died crossing into the U.S., faces a terminal brain tumor. With time running out, she searches for life’s meaning—and a way to connect with the mother she believes is reaching her across time.
This deal is good on June 3, 2026
The Geography of Home ($0.99) by Robert Kugler: Four short days. One volatile family. One sudden tragedy that changes everything. Alexander is days away from leaving New Jersey, his domineering mother, & everything else behind for O’ahu. When tragedy strikes, he’s forced to face a sudden fear that everything that’s happened is not only his responsibility to fix, but his fault. Will his family survive this tragedy? Will his marriage? Will he?
This deal is good on June 3, 2026
How I Watched my Funeral ($4.99) by Everest Turyahikayo: A woman watches her own funeral from a quiet distance. As life continues at home and at work, memory shifts and responsibility moves without resistance. In her absence, the system does not stop but reveals what it has always been capable of.
This deal is good on June 3, 2026
Courage, Tears, and The Glory: The Immigrant Who Defied the Wind ($0.99) by Paul Han: He arrived in America with only $183 and a dream. What followed was a journey through betrayal, hardship, financial ruin, and ultimate redemption. Courage, Tears, and The Glory is an inspiring immigrant saga about resilience, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of the American dream.
This deal is good on June 3, 2026
Nothing Important, Everything Important ($3.99) by T.L. Johnson: A wrong-number message becomes a quiet, unexpected anchor in her evenings. As the silence between replies begins to matter more than the words, something shifts. Told over ordinary days, this is a restrained, intimate novel about connection, timing, and the moments that quietly change everything—how something small becomes impossible to forget.
This deal is good on June 2, 2026
Scarlet Yearnings Beyond First Glance (The Scarlet Yearnings Collection) ($4.99) by Scarlet Ibis James: What happens after the first spark of love? In twelve powerful stories set between Harlem and the Caribbean diaspora, Black women confront betrayal, friendship, family history, and second chances. Scarlet Yearnings: Beyond First Glance explores the moments when relationships are tested and the choices that reshape a life.
This deal is good on June 2, 2026
Aftermath: Loyalty ($0.99) by Serenity Bea: Ellen has survived the end of the world by keeping her heart locked tight. But when two battle-hardened brothers force her onto the road, survival becomes more than staying alive. Daryl is lethal and guarded. Cole is haunted and breaking. And Ellen’s compassion may be the only thing holding the three of them together. Page Turner Awards Finalist.
This deal is good on June 2, 2026
After the Evil (A Jake Roberts Novel Book 1) ($1.99) by Cary Allen Stone: Detective Jake Roberts is barely holding himself together. FBI profiler Mika Scott is tracking a serial killer who leaves no forensic evidence behind, only the word “DADDY” written in the victim's blood. Lori Powers believes the ritual murders of abusive men she commits are justified. Mika believes the real killer is still at large. Some killers hide in the dark, and others stand right beside you.
This deal is good on June 2, 2026
Death Magnanimous ($0.99) by Michael Martin: Charlie Chessman begged them to let him die. The paramedics who pulled him from the flames. The ER docs who raced to mend his wounds. The surgeons, psychiatrists, nurses, and PTs who reconstructed his broken body, one agonizing step at a time. Now, with assisted suicide the only way out, an unexpected question emerges: Is the life Charlie can't wait to end the same life he's been waiting to begin?
This deal is good on May 31, 2026
The Sun and The Boy ($0.99) by Steven Flint: An inspiring allegory about friendship and loneliness, love and betrayal. Rich with magical imagery and powerful metaphor. Suitable for all ages.
This deal is good on May 31, 2026
Library of Elusive Truths ($0.99) by Jacie Middlemann: A small town filled with secrets, a family with more than a few dark secrets of their own, a challenging and suspense-filled escape from unexpected danger, and a love that survives it all. Welcome to Rome Legend’s world!
This deal is good on May 30, 2026
I Have an Order ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: “We have an order for your removal.” Within hours, some of the most powerful people in America are deported by the same machinery they spent their careers defending. I Have an Order is a dark, razor-sharp political satire about power, irony, and what happens when the system turns inward.
This deal is good on May 30, 2026
I Survived The Atomic Tower Correctional Center ($0.99) by Damon Jones: Wrongfully convicted. Dropped into a violent hellhole.Forced to play a deadly game of strategy to make it out alive. To survive the Atomic Tower Correctional Center, Malcolm must rely on his mind, a dangerous inmate kingpin, and a secret affair with a female guard who holds all the cards.
This deal is good on May 30, 2026
Twins ($1.99) by Laura Krieger Emack: Desperate to be seen, Katie makes a reckless choice to earn $200 by dancing at an older man's birthday party. Told through both perspectives, Twins builds toward the lurid moment that Katie jumps from Ralph's cake. But the mood changes from torrid to tender when Ralph recognizes Katie as his late fiancée Kristen's beloved granddaughter.
This deal is good on May 29, 2026
The Company: The New Rule of Law ($0.99) by Tyler Johnston: Competition is now a lie. After The Resolution, The Company is the only truth. The Official enacts the truth. The Counselor discovers the truth. The Captain believes the truth. The Shopkeeper survives the truth. What is the truth?
This deal is good on May 29, 2026
There's a Young Man Dressed in Blue ($0.99) by Fabio Amabili: “Mysterious, emotional, dramatic, thought-provoking, and intriguing.” “The writing is natural, soulful, and straight from the heart—an award-worthy masterpiece.” “I am astounded by how original this novel is and incredibly confused how this is not a famous book.” - 5 editorial 5-star reviews by Readers’ Favorite. Between two worlds lies an enigma.
This deal is good on May 28, 2026
The Acorn Stories ($2.99) by Duane Simolke: Humor and drama. A cat named Morgana Le Fay disrupts an elderly woman’s love life. Swimming laps in a pool makes a young man reflect on his odd encounters. A little boy wants to protect his mom and his brother. A teacher faces bigotry. “A lush tangle of small-town life branches out in this engrossing collection of short stories.” – Kirkus Reviews
This deal is good on May 28, 2026
The Dalai Lama's Cat ($1.99) by David Michie: A rescued kitten becomes The Dalai Lama’s constant companion in this charming, insightful tale. Through encounters with Hollywood stars and Buddhist masters, she discovers the secret to finding true happiness and meaning in the midst of a busy and challenging life.
This deal is good on May 27, 2026
Biography of a Man ($2.99) by Abhay Chahar: It is a simple story of an ordinary man, living an ordinary life while trying to be an obedient son, a loving husband, a caring father, sacrificing his dreams sometimes and sometimes trying to achieve them later in life, about fulfilling his responsibilities to the best he can, being the bond in the family while hiding his daily struggles.
This deal is good on May 27, 2026
Barbados Jack ($2.99) by Damian Bonsall: In 1833 the master’s family, all the machinery and a selection of choice slaves all moved to South Carolina and set up a new enterprise in the slave holding state. Although slavery ended in Barbados in 1834, Jack endured many more years in servitude, all the while honing his craft and skills. During the civil war he became known as Barbados Jack.
This deal is good on May 26, 2026
And So It Was for Mary ($0.99) by Aaron Denius: Mary, a homeless guitar savant, is saved from the brink by a legendary spirit guide. Reclaiming her life, she finds love with Leila and sobriety through music. But a terminal diagnosis forces a final choice: fade away or live harder. With her family’s help, Mary transforms grief into a legacy, proving her life and her music truly mattered.
This deal is good on May 26, 2026
Memory Ranch ($0.99) by Marc Sercomb: Former Western star Dusty Bob's beloved wife has been dead for twenty-five years when signs of her presence begin to reappear on his fading Arizona ranch.
This deal is good on May 26, 2026
Sneaker Wave ($0.99) by Jeff Beamish: After the suspicious death of a man who confronts them at a noisy house party, four teens deploy a code of silence to avoid jail. But for one of the four, the years that follow only get tougher. Sneaker Wave is the poignant story of friendship, loss, and long-denied regret that springs to life in the final days of high school in a Pacific Northwest town.
This deal is good on May 26, 2026
The Clockwork Spy ($0.99) by Meena Daye: A contemporary literary thriller—told in reverse. It's bad enough that CIA officer Helena Deane is under suspicion of espionage by the FBI. The kicker? Her own husband is one of the investigators. If her secrets get exposed, there goes her marriage…and possibly, her life.
This deal is good on May 25, 2026
Just A Nobody ($0.99) by Donald Fatute: Most people live entire lives without ever being truly seen. Just a Nobody is a raw, honest reflection on growing up, loving deeply, losing painfully, and carrying memories that never quite let go. It’s about the moments that shape us, the ones we laugh about, the ones we regret, and the ones we still think about late at night.
This deal is good on May 24, 2026
Too Many Tsunamis ($0.99) by Vincent Pienaar: Too Many Tsunamis: A tale of love, light, and incidental humour. Bert wants to be a writer. Instead, at 34, he is living with his mother, working a dead-end job, and nursing a quiet sense that life has gone past without him. Then one day, into the shop walks Leilani Balt - Lightning Bolt - and the carefully balanced weight of Bert’s world shifts.
This deal is good on May 24, 2026
(Mostly) True Tales From Birchmont Village: The Complete Year ($0.99) by Peter J. Stavros: Spend this long holiday weekend with the quirky and eccentric residents of Birchmont Village as they face one perceived catastrophe and calamity after another, yet through it all, these neighbors always find a way to join together to help each other. Based on the lighthearted short stories that first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post.
This deal is good on May 22, 2026
Finding a Best Friend ($0.99) by J.T. Swan: Everyone needs someone. But for Jake and his mother, survival meant running from the past. Brooke hides behind a smile while grief tears her apart. When their lives intertwine, their fragile connection grows into something neither expected. An emotional story about trauma, belonging, and the families we create when life leaves us broken.
This deal is good on May 22, 2026
A Man Called Stan ($3.99) by Jay: Discover "A Man Called Stan" for just $3.99. Dive into a gripping work of fiction that bends the boundaries of reality, mind, and awareness. A deep, philosophical thrill ride that challenges what you think you know about existence, and makes you laugh out loud. Exceptional value for an unforgettable journey. Get your copy today!
This deal is good on May 22, 2026
Lost & Pound (Mutt to Megastar Series) ($0.99) by Kit James: Every dog has an adventure story. Barney's began the day he went on a trip with his owner and never returned home. It was the beginning of his unexpected journey to a whole new glamorous life. But first...the Pound. It turns out to be Australia’s Alcatraz for dogs, but there he made a friend. A heartwarming story from bestselling author Kit James.
This deal is good on May 22, 2026
The Malakhov Journals: The Silent Lineage ($0.99) by E. J. Cullen: Three journals. One century of silence. When a living hominid species is found thriving beneath the Ozarks, the world faces its first true test: Does discovery give us the right to possess what we find? The answer changes humanity forever.
This deal is good on May 19, 2026
Imagining More and Other Stories ($0.99) by Panayotis Cacoyannis: A kaleidoscope of flawed, searching characters, among them actors, writers, and troubled artists, strive to make sense of themselves, their relationships, and their place in the world. “Masterful... superb" - San Francisco Book Review. "Acts of cruelty or betrayal coexist with moments of profound insight or aesthetic clarity." - Kirkus
This deal is good on May 19, 2026
The Perfect Therapist (The Perfect Therapist Duet Book 1) ($0.99) by Stewart Clyde: If you loved the menace Never Lie and The Housemaid, meet Dr. Lauren Beckinsale. Three months ago, she was rebuilding her life after a divorce. A quiet practice in upstate New York. Then her date vanished from a bar. Her new patient was there that night. And his former therapist was just found in her home...
This deal is good on May 17, 2026
The Writing Writes the Writer: Taking Kev to Sizzlin’ Meats and Salads (Awareness and Aplomb Book 1) ($0.99) by Kevin Cann: "A masterful rumination on routine, dependency, and openness to new experiences." — KIRKUS REVIEWS. "Cann has a strong feel for local color, chatter, and senses of self." "Comparable to Stewart O'Nan's Last Night at the Lobster." — BOOKLIFE (PUBLISHERS WEEKLY)
This deal is good on May 17, 2026
Words to Think. Or to Sing. ($0.99) by Intensia: A multi-award-winning collection of lyric fragments from a heartfelt singer-songwriter. Approachable and introspective lines with a modern-poetry vibe reveal the first sparks of emotional and relatable pop songs. A raw and intimate glimpse into the creative beginnings of an artistic journey for music lovers, poetry readers, and curious minds.
This deal is good on May 16, 2026
The Gold Maps of Adamsville (Tales From Buck's County Book 1) ($0.99) by Elizabeth Horst: The first novelette in a series about two young rascals named Peter and Robert who take a riotous journey full of twists and turns in the Wild West. When they seek to make a fortune of certain riches through robbing a rich landowner, they find a mysterious map leading to a hidden trove of gold and take their chance on where the path may lead.
This deal is good on May 16, 2026
Wally & the Anti-Fascist Fairy ($0.99) by M.J. Wahl: A biting political satire in the tradition of Animal Farm. When an orange-faced tyrant in the White House feels threatened by protesters wearing fairy costumes, he lashes out by designating them all as domestic terrorist threats. But the protesting fairies and their friends refuse to be bullied, even when the WH sanctions violence.
This deal is good on May 16, 2026
Flying Crooked ($3.99) by Steve Borgess: MIAMI 1978: A shady airline. A profane crew. A sacred mission. FLYING CROOKED's for pilots who remember when airplanes had soul. Gritty. Suspenseful. A true-to-life tale of risk, redemption, and the last wild skies in airline flying. “A richly detailed, fast-paced story . . .” - Kirkus Reviews
This deal is good on May 16, 2026