The Moon is Missing: A Novel ($0.99) by Jenni Ogden: A daughter who cries “Who am I?” A mother who can’t tell her … A hurricane called Katrina… An island at the bottom of the world. “Pick up ‘The Moon is Missing’. You won’t put it down.” —Jacquelyn Mitchard, #1 NY Times bestselling author. “This book threatened to rip my heart out so many times, but I couldn’t put it down.”—Netgalley reviewer.

This deal is good on October 23, 2020

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The Munich Girl: A Novel of the Legacies that Outlast War ($2.99) by Phyllis Edgerly Ring: What family secrets are a portrait of Eva Braun hiding? Fifty years after the war, 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 challenged. “Historical fiction that reads like memoir.”

This deal is good on October 23, 2020

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St. Claire’s Blues ($0.99) by Ili Mais: The small town of St. Claire is set on edge by the suspicious death of an old millionaire. As truths and secrets start coming out, residents learn that karma takes what is hers and everyone gets what they deserve. Love, crime, regrets, and forgiveness intertwine in this dark and emotional story in the most peculiar way.

This deal is good on October 23, 2020

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Finding Autumn ($0.99) by William Murphy: A dazzling, unconventional love story. A novel designed to challenge the concepts of religion and philosophy through the use of science. Liam, who has been scientifically reincarnated, takes part in a journey of enlightenment; in which he must choose between immortality or the possibility of reunification with his beloved Autumn, through faith.

This deal is good on October 23, 2020

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The Contract ($0.99) by Sheila Grinell: When married designers Joanna and Ev are invited to design a children’s museum in Riyadh, they must sort through their divergent goals and desires. “Sets the stage for an engrossing exploration of personal and political issues.” – Kirkus Reviews.

This deal is good on October 22, 2020

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Neutron Star: Poems ($1.99) by Kevin Johnson: My very first publication “Neutron Star” contains poems about a wide range of topics that will definitely inspire you. There are poems from love, to black empowerment, childhood stories, political issues, hip-hop, family, social media, and more. Each chapter will take you on a refreshing, new journey.

This deal is good on October 22, 2020

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Sanguinary Longings ($0.99) by Claude Frazier: In 1918, Dr. Cole Sterling of the American Expeditionary Force is mortally wounded but miraculously recovers after receiving a small blood transfusion from a mysterious French woman. Cole learns he is forever transformed by this simple act of mercy. Sanguinary Longings is a fast-paced, intriguing novel of action and romance from WWI to Nazi Germany.

This deal is good on October 22, 2020

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The Fortune Teller and Other Short Works ($1.99) by Nanette L. Avery: A macabre collection of short stories that meanders into sci-fi territory. This collection hangs on a common theme of mystery and intrigue, with strong female narration and a writing style like the old classics of horror, for example Lovecraft or Poe. Avery paints an impressive picture with atmospheric descriptions and unique characters.

This deal is good on October 22, 2020

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The Swing of Life (Antonio’s Life Book 2) ($0.99) by Sergio Bersanetti: Antonio is celebrating his 50th birthday with the most important people in his life: His wife, his mother-in-law, his sister-in-law, and three good friends. In the following three weeks he will realize how little he knows about them and many skeletons in the closet will suddenly come out, because family dynamics are often more complex than they seem.

This deal is good on October 21, 2020

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A Very Furry Christmas: Holiday Cat Tales ($1.99) by John D. Ottini: This book contains four heartwarming Christmas stories about our feline friends and the humans who love them. They are stories about the close bond between people and pets and how their lives are enhanced by having found each other.

This deal is good on October 21, 2020

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Where Butterflies Go ($3.99) by Debra Doxer: Meira Sokolow had the misfortune of being born to Jewish parents in Warsaw, Poland, in 1912. Before she took her first breath, her fate had been sealed. Residing in the Jewish Quarter of the city, Meira’s early life was typical. She fell in love with a local boy, got married, and had a daughter. Then the German army marched into Warsaw and everything changed.

This deal is good on October 21, 2020

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Only Our Destiny ($1.99) by A.G. Russo: Raffaela, the mother of ten children, is desperately poor. Southern Italy struggles with poverty and hunger after World War I. The answer for those bold enough to try it is to go to America to find a better life. When Italy enters World War II on Hitler’s side, conditions deteriorate further. The Coriello’s saga explores the immigrant experience.

This deal is good on October 21, 2020

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A Whistle on the Waves ($3.99) by K.M. Woods: War has a distinct way of crushing the human spirit, especially when the war is not your own. Brady Gallagher and Shane Connell never knew they’d be sailors in the Union Navy. They only departed their native Ireland to escape the rot of famine, in search of a life they’d, once again, call prosperous. But the lands of American, shredded by Civil War, offered a different reality.

This deal is good on October 20, 2020

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Scattering the Ashes ($0.99) by Paul Semendinger: “Scattering The Ashes has all the feels.” – Don Burke, NY Post. Sam is an enthusiastic teacher training for his first marathon. But his life is changed when his father passes away. Now Sam is on a quest to scatter his father’s ashes, but he didn’t expect to meet Rachel, and now Sam must balance his father’s wishes with a budding romance.

This deal is good on October 20, 2020

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Lessons From My Mother’s Life ($0.99) by Tam May: Debuted at #1 in Amazon’s Historical Fiction Short Stories category! Was the happy housewife of the 1950s really all that happy? Women in post-war America were sold a bill of goods about post-war life. Some bought it. But some didn’t. This book is about those women who didn’t. Five stories. Five women. Five journeys of self-discovery.

This deal is good on October 20, 2020

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Spellbinder ($2.99) by Harold Robbins: A genuine and charismatic believer simply known as “Preacher,” returns from the foxholes and horrors of Vietnam with a simple goal: to spread the word of peace, love and charity. “The Church,” as his mobile flock is now known, is a culture that centers as much on sex and drugs as prayers, sacraments and salvation.

This deal is good on October 20, 2020

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Sports Wives ($0.99) by John Vance: Mary Wulf, wife of an MLB baseball player, has invited four dear friends to her Connecticut home for a fun-filled weekend. Being all together for the first time, the women reveal far more of themselves during the weekend than they ever expected. In addition to the continuous humor and poignancy, the novel reflects on marriage and personal choices.

This deal is good on October 18, 2020

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A Cross of Crocuses ($0.99) by Ken Ross: When aging parents need assistance they call first on their children – but are children reliable and do they respond to pleas for help? Basil and Nora learn the truth of their five children when illness besets them in their ninth decade of life. This thought-provoking story brings home the realities and difficulties of aging in a heart-breaking fashion.

This deal is good on October 18, 2020

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Reverend of Silence ($3.99) by Pamela Sparkman: A coming of age story about faith, love, and overcoming society’s prejudices during the American Antebellum period. And a love story so deep, so true, you’ll feel it forever.

This deal is good on October 18, 2020

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Long Walk Up ($1.99) by Denise Turney: Long Walk Up is the gripping tale of a young girl’s journey from poverty and despair en route to her remarkable destiny. This orphan girl becomes Africa’s first woman president. Her mother’s spirit serves as her guide. Yet, trouble and hardship find her. Get ready to feel an emotional rush as you read this powerful, moving story.

This deal is good on October 18, 2020

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Crooked Fences ($1.99) by C.J. Heigelmann: Crooked Fences is a fiercely honest story about a returning Afghanistan war veteran’s battle to overcome the debilitating effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and depression while confronting the hatred of racism and homophobia instilled in him by his father while working in a low-income housing project.

This deal is good on October 16, 2020

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Sorry I Wasn’t What You Needed ($0.99) by James Bailey: C.J. Neubauer traded coasts to escape his family. Time and distance are no match for the dysfunction that awaits when he returns to bury his father. Alternately heartfelt and laugh-out-loud funny, this family drama will appeal to fans of Jonathan Tropper and Matthew Norman.

This deal is good on October 16, 2020

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Christmastime 1939 (Prequel to the Christmastime Series) ($0.99) by Linda Mahkovec: A charming story of a Christmas awakening on the eve of WWII. Prequel to the beloved Christmastime series – stories of love and family set on the home front.

This deal is good on October 16, 2020

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The Pale Horse and the Unicorn: A Pandemic Tale ($1.25) by Kenneth Arbogast: A family seeking to protect their ill daughter from the novel coronavirus pandemic flee to a National Forest in Michigan. A forest ranger allows them to stay, but their presence raises tensions in a state under a stay-at-home order. As politics thwart science, simple challenges become dangers, and many lives will be impacted.

This deal is good on October 16, 2020

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Unlikely Return ($1.99) by Nina Atwood: Ben, Stuart, and Paul are passengers on a three-day fishing trip. After their boat is sunk by a rogue wave, they wind up on a deserted island, where they fight to stay alive while hoping for rescue. They later discover that they share a common history—past relationships they wrecked, and seriously messed up decision-making when it comes to love.

This deal is good on October 13, 2020

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Silver Line (The Sutherland Series Book 2) ($2.99) by Jill C. Baker: Imagine going back in time but forward in age. That’s what happens when Jared Sutherland & college friend, Alexa, discover they can revert to their former selves, a miner and dance hall girl living in an 1860s Colorado town. The lure of romance/adventure draws them back as they try to solve a modern museum heist. “Outstanding plot & story appeal.”

This deal is good on October 13, 2020

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Call Me Pomeroy: A Novel of Satire and Political Dissent ($0.99) by James Hanna: A ribald tale about a street musician on parole who joins Occupy Oakland and its sister movements in Europe. He does not join for political reasons but to get on television, attract an agent, and score a recording contract. Reviewers have compared this book to Don Quixote. GOLD MEDAL WINNER-READERS FAVORITE AWARDS. Note: Adult language.

This deal is good on October 13, 2020

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House of Grace: A Family Saga (House of Grace Trilogy Book 1) ($2.99) by Patricia M Osborne: If you love family conflict, fashion and romance then you’ll love this ‘riches to rags’ family saga set in the 50s/60s. Follow Grace through two decades as she struggles with family conflict, poverty, and tragedy.

This deal is good on October 13, 2020

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Broken Man Broke ($0.99) by Marcus Lopés: From the moment they meet, Scott and Troy share an intense, even inexplicable, bond. Together, they navigate the turbulent years called growing up. And the lessons life teaches — about love, friendship, and family — will challenge everything they believe about themselves and each other.

This deal is good on October 12, 2020

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The Humans and I ($2.99) by Emil Kert: Explore our human world from a viewpoint unlike any other. Follow Lord RoNA Virion on his adventure through a turbulent 2020! Learn, Laugh, Ponder! What if the coronavirus had thoughts? What would it feel? What would it say? And how would it see and interpret human behavior? A journey packed with educational science, humor, and satire!

This deal is good on October 12, 2020

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A Second, Less Capable Head and Other Rogue Stories ($0.99) by James Hanna: Nineteen stories written in the tradition of Kafka and Hunter S. Thompson. The tales include a Tea Party activist who grows a second head, a rape victim who confronts her assailant in a state prison, and a street flasher seeking the perfect pose. GOLD MEDAL WINNER-READERS FAVORITE INTERNATIONAL AWARDS. SILVER MEDAL WINNER-INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARDS.

This deal is good on October 12, 2020

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The Crimes of Clara Turlington ($2.99) by Meg Johnson: “A furry pink pillow full of blood and teeth. Slyly brilliant, funny, and scary all at the same time.” —Jennifer L. Knox. “A fast-paced, kaleidoscopic ride.” —Paul David Adkins. “Fierce and fragile.” —Carol Guess.

This deal is good on October 12, 2020

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Twelve – Stories From Around The World ($0.99) by Poornima Manco: Expect the unexpected in this delicious selection of stories that range from smooth to dark, sweet to nutty, surprising to silly. Like an assortment of chocolates, you never quite know what you’ll get until you “bite” into the tale. Savour your journey in this collection of 12 beautifully written stories from all over the world.

This deal is good on October 11, 2020

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At the Stroke of Nine O’Clock ($0.99) by Jane Davis: Postwar London. The lives of three very different women are about to collide: a nightclub hostess, a Hollywood actress beset by scandal and a duchess locked in a loveless marriage. At first glance, they have little in common. But when Ruth Ellis is condemned to death, each will have her own reason to say, ‘There but for the grace of God go I’.

This deal is good on October 11, 2020

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Women Within ($0.99) by Anne Leigh Parrish: “Women Within is a finely crafted tale of three outcast women, their struggles, and their lives. It is relevant and expertly arranged, and composed of stirring and sympathetic trials and tribulations.” –Foreword Reviews. All together, the characters weave a tapestry as rich and complex as the female experience itself.

This deal is good on October 11, 2020

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The Needleworker’s Baby ($3.99) by Rebecca Markus: When a crime from the past threatens the future of housewife Jolene and her unborn baby, secrets engulf her family in an ominous shadow. Old secrets knock on Jolene’s door… hidden truths about her dark past that she’s done her best to bury. Everyone will soon be shocked to discover just how far she’s willing to go to have a perfect life.

This deal is good on October 11, 2020

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The Cause of Darkness: A Story of the Civil War ($4.99) by John W. Bebout: “An engrossing and intricate war tale with a rousing young hero.” -Kirkus Reviews. “This was one of the best historical fiction stories I have ever read.” -Bruce Miller, Team Golfwell. Independent Book Publishers’ Association. “Upon completion of this book, I was left in tears.” – Online Book Club

This deal is good on October 9, 2020

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The Brickbox ($2.99) by WL Gorman: Jude Zander is on the run from an abusive father and is looking for her runaway mother. Living in a small town has not prepared her for life in a big city where she is immediately confronted by street punks, hookers, and bikers.

This deal is good on October 9, 2020

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Off Grid: How Long Can They Hide From The Surveillance State? ($0.99) by J. P. Redding: OFF GRID is a wild ride through a near future of mass surveillance. In the wake of a global calamity, Jenny Hernandez struggles to keep her rural church community nourished and free. Hiding from the Feds, a team of inventors, and Jenny’s ex, arrive to complete the amazing plasma drive. They bring hope, but also the watchful eye of Big Brother…

This deal is good on October 9, 2020

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The Colony ($2.99) by Nanette L. Avery: After encountering others with similar secrets, two siblings make a drastic, grim decision in this novel. The events all lead to a twist ending that the author subtly hints at throughout the darkly bizarre novel. With more than a passing nod to Psycho and Norman Bates, The Colony is a fascinating and at times mesmerizing read.

This deal is good on October 9, 2020

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No Call Too Small ($0.99) by Oscar Martens: “Haunting, darkly funny situations, captured in crisp, spare prose, will appeal to fans of George Saunders.” — Publishers Weekly. Ideal for readers looking for choice and regional literary options. Oscar Martens is an accomplished writer, having been nominated for several notable Canadian literary awards.

This deal is good on October 7, 2020

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Versions of Her ($1.99) by Andrea Lochen: When sisters Melanie and Kelsey find a hidden door in their family’s lake house, they discover they can view their mother’s younger years and learn all the secrets she never shared with them. Delving into her memories is fun at first, but they quickly uncover difficult truths, making them wonder if they ever truly knew her.

This deal is good on October 7, 2020

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Possessed President ($4.95) by Amo Sulaiman: Full of thought-provoking symbolism leavened with both crazy antics and danger, Possessed President follows Resman—the responsibility man—and his bodyguard Osray. The pair descend from the celestial city of Atlantis to travel across America, teaching its citizens to take responsibility for not only their own actions, but the effects their actions have on everything around them.

This deal is good on October 7, 2020

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