In the Black, 1965-1969: A Satire of the Sixties ($2.99) by M.T. Bass: Sex, Drugs and a Man on the Moon: Catch-22 takes the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. With Cameos cameos by Bill Clinton, Neil Armstrong, J. Edgar Hoover, and Charles Manson. “But it’s the truth even if it didn’t happen.” ― Ken Kesey.

This deal is good on May 20, 2019

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The Oberllyns Overland (Book 1) ($0.99) by J. Traveler Pelton: Elijah may have left Pinkerton’s but they aren’t done with him yet. The ancestors of the Oberllyn clan are under siege; first from an unscrupulous man with an eye for a good farm to the long road west by wagon to escape the Civil war, only to become entangled in the San Fran rebellion.

This deal is good on May 20, 2019

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Red Mountain ($0.99) by Boo Walker: Four wildly colorful characters fight for life, love, and belonging in a small wine-growing region in Washington State. “Best book I’ve read in over 50 years… since A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” – LibraMystic. Get your own copy of this heartfelt, briskly paced, and wonderfully descriptive story today.

This deal is good on May 18, 2019

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The Fire Escape Stories (Volume 1) ($0.99) by Chuck Cascio: Two cousins born on the same day in the same Brooklyn hospital think they will always have one another in their lives. But their worlds gradually head in very different directions. Can the gritty fire escape they love save them both?

This deal is good on May 18, 2019

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Drowning ($0.99) by Katelin Maloney: Rebecca has simple dreams. A promotion. Children. A happy marriage. But can she have it with Mitch? Though she carefully keeps secrets to guard her safety, her marriage to Mitch, a successful doctor, is brutal, and his abuse is escalating. A promotion at the bank could be the answer to her prayers, but Mitch has different plans for her life.

This deal is good on May 18, 2019

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Wildflower Heart (The Wildflower House Book 1) ($1.99) by Grace Greene: Kara has been knocked down by life too many times. She’s resilient but getting up again is harder each time. In restoring an old house, is Kara also restoring her heart? Kara couldn’t choose how or where she started her life, but she can choose where to grow it, and she may find that love and hope bloom in unexpected places.

This deal is good on May 17, 2019

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The Catholic Woman’s Dying Wish ($0.99) by Joanna Warrington: Forget hearts and flowers and happy ever afters in this story about the search for a missing woman taking the reader from Dubai to Dublin and beyond. This is a monstrous car crash of a saga, a rollicking cornucopia of life experiences from erectile dysfunction to dementia filled with flawed characters but also plenty of laughs along the way.

This deal is good on May 17, 2019

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The Summer List ($1.99) by Amy Mason Doan: Named a Best Book of Summer 2018 by PopSugar, Family Circle, Coastal Living, and The Globe & Mail. Two friends. Ten clues. One breathtaking secret. A novel about losing and recapturing the person who understands you best—and the unbreakable bonds of girlhood. “A lovely debut.” -Booklist, STARRED* “Characters leap off the page.” -Publishers Weekly

This deal is good on May 17, 2019

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The First Man on the Moon ($0.99) by Laurent Pehem: Laurent and Harry want a baby. Easier said than done for a gay couple. When their adoption application is rejected, the two men embark on an insane adventure to Thailand. Their yearning for a family is enduring, but as they try to play according to the rules, the likelihood of becoming parents is far from certain. Based on a true story!

This deal is good on May 13, 2019

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mulberries in rye. ($1.99) by Sarah Morrish: A collection of illustrated poems that tackle sensitive issues (such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, loss, and substance abuse) and marry them with self-care and the unwavering potential to get better. Written by a twenty-year-old author from a disadvantaged background, these poems are guaranteed to move you, whatever your mood.

This deal is good on May 13, 2019

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A Mutual Addiction (Mermaid Asylum Book 1) ($4.99) by Mary Widdicks: For psychologist Cressida Dunhill, dreamless sleep is like dying every night. Desperate to find a cure for her aphantasia, she becomes obsessed with a curious new patient whose presence seems to have restored her ability to dream. But it turns out their mutual addiction could either save or destroy them both.

This deal is good on May 13, 2019

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Here and Now and Then ($1.99) by Mike Chen: When time-traveling secret agent Kin Stewart gets stranded in the 1990s, he breaks agency rules by starting a family. Except his rescue arrives… 18 years too late. Returned to the future, Kin must find a way to raise his daughter across time – but when she’s erased from the past, he’ll risk everything to restore her proper place in history.

This deal is good on May 11, 2019

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The Homecoming (White Oak Book 1) ($0.99) by Terri Jones: Autumn’s home from college with a diploma, but with no job, no prospects, and no idea what she’s doing… Meet Autumn McMillan and the cast of characters living in the small East Tennessee town of White Oak in this first installment. You’ll fall in love along with Autumn as she finds her place in the world.

This deal is good on May 11, 2019

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Growing Up, Poetry ($2.99) by Jennelle L. White: When you’re young the world seems new. A collection of 45 poems that captures that Spirit of Youth. Similar to Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes with poems about stars, seasons, animals, nature, and more. Feel a sense of peace and happiness seeing the world through youthful eyes. Adults and kids like the book. Honorable Mention at Green Book Festival.

This deal is good on May 11, 2019

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Lucy’s Last Honeymoon in Havana ($2.99) by Scott Jarol: Will the end of Lucille Ball’s stormy marriage to husband and business partner Desi Arnaz also spell doom for her career? When her family’s political skeletons once again surface to haunt her, Lucy will face the challenge of a lifetime in revolution-torn Cuba, where she may find answers to her greatest fears.

This deal is good on May 11, 2019

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By the Light of Embers ($3.99) by Shaylin Gandhi: Louisiana, 1954: Lucia is bound for medical school until her fiancé issues an ultimatum – marriage or career. Crushed, she takes a summer to decide. Yet when she meets Nicholas, a dark-skinned poet who soothes her aching soul, forbidden love blossoms. Now, pursuing her lifelong dream may mean relinquishing her heart – and escaping the South alive.

This deal is good on May 10, 2019

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Gaga ($2.99) by Leslie Tall Manning: Released from a stagnant marriage, Monica Taylor, magazine writer extraordinaire, gets the opportunity of a lifetime. All she has to do is leave her daughter behind, dress like a groupie, and follow a comeback rock band as they tour the eastern US. But can a coming-of-middle-age woman discover who she is by pretending to be something she’s not?

This deal is good on May 10, 2019

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The Happiness In Between ($0.99) by Grace Greene: Sandra returns home to hide from the mistakes of her past, including escaping her abusive husband, and finds one more chance at happiness – if she’s willing to stand and fight for it. Find out why reviewers are saying this book “overflows with the warmth, healing, and hope Greene fans know to expect in her uplifting stories.”

This deal is good on May 10, 2019

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Spitfire Ringers (Ringers Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Ian Lindsey: A fast-paced historical adventure set during the early days of WWII, twin brothers Payton and Dylan leave their home in the US to fight for the UK against the Nazi war machine. They quickly go from USMA cadets to fighting by air, land, and sea while making both personal and powerful friends along the way.

This deal is good on May 10, 2019

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The Madness of Grief ($0.99) by Panayotis Cacoyannis: London, July 1969. While men are walking on the moon, stunning revelations lead to a series of dramatic events that threaten to have lasting repercussions for Jane and the people she loves. Named to Kirkus Reviews’ Best Books of 2018.

This deal is good on May 8, 2019

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Ann: Irresistible Spirit ($0.99) by Ken Ross: An unusual story of two 1960s teenagers who fall in love and spend their early adult years in marriage, parenthood and relative happiness. Then she makes a terrible mistake and the marriage fails, but the bond between them is strong and unbreakable. Through all life’s ups and downs, their friendship prevails until tragedy finally takes her.

This deal is good on May 8, 2019

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Out of the Rabbit Hutch ($2.99) by Nanette L. Avery: Just released! Out of the Rabbit Hutch transports readers into a period before and after the Civil War. The setting is dynamic and eclectic, putting readers into a society of socialites, slave hunters, warmongers, & opium users. Told in a powerful voice is a world of memorable characters, multifaceted conflicts, and suspenseful plot.

This deal is good on May 8, 2019

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Seeking Glory ($2.99) by Patricia Hamilton Shook: Kate LaRue assumes custody of her young granddaughter Glory after the death of her daughter. Soon Kate discovers that her granddaughter is mute and seemingly traumatized. In order to help Glory, she must find out what happened to her and to her mother. In the end, Kate’s efforts to find the answers will lead to some unexpected conclusions.

This deal is good on May 8, 2019

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The Man Test (The Marin Test Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Amanda Aksel: She’s out to prove he’s no good. He’s too good to be true. Will she prove her point or be swept off her feet? The Man Test is the laugh-out-loud first book in The Marin Test chick-lit series. If you like witty banter, comic hijinks, and the search for the perfect guy, you’ll love Amanda Aksel’s charming tale.

This deal is good on May 2, 2019

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Tales of Romance ($0.99) by George Thomas Clark: The eternal joys and hardships of romance emerge from these short stories that in four chapters encompass Dating, Swingers, Issues, and Breakups. Men and women meet at work, online, and in church. Couples deal with pregnancies, sexual problems, and abuse. Wherever they are, and whatever their circumstances, they’re all immersed in Tales of Romance.

This deal is good on May 2, 2019

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The Whisper of a Saint ($0.99) by Richard Dietrich Maddox: If you like mystical experiences and the grandeur of the Himalayas, you will love “The Whisper of a Saint.” An American businessman is called to India by a visionary Saint and must find him without the advantage of a name or location. Follow the seeker on his adventures, magical and mysterious as they are.

This deal is good on May 2, 2019

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Into Colors ($2.99) by Trevor James: This book is a testament to the inner lives that we all lead and how we are all colored in by more than what is socially acceptable or even helpful to talk about to most people. It is my sincere hope that the experiences realized in this book resonate with the longing to more honestly answer this question and help soothe those in need of love.

This deal is good on April 30, 2019

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Plain Roots ($4.99) by Becki Willis: Taryn Clark thought she’d outgrown the need to find her birth mother. She thought that a successful career and a comfortable life in the city were enough to be happy. Did she really need to know about the woman who had given her away?

This deal is good on April 30, 2019

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The Immigrant’s Lament ($3.79) by Mois Benarroch: Published in 6 languages, The Immigrant’s Lament deals with one of the most urgent issues of today’s societies: Immigration. First published in Hebrew in 1994, it leads to the long poetry journey of Mois Benarroch, one of the most important poets in Israel. Benarroch’s poetry earned the Yehuda Amicahi poetry prize.

This deal is good on April 30, 2019

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