Wolves and Deer: A Tale Based on Fact ($0.99) by Catherine Haustein: With all of the news surrounding a prince, an actress, and family drama, why not read about the time it happened before? In 1832, Grace Clare works at the Royal Institution under the direction of the well-known chemist Michael Faraday. But science isn’t all she has on her mind.
This deal is good on January 19, 2020
Jim & Martha: A Novel on Eco Living ($0.99) by Joel Schueler: Lovers Jim & Martha are gripped in adventure when they decide to leave behind the comforts of London suburbia for a whole new world at a radical eco-village. With a new environment and new cohabitants, how will they each change and will their love last? A tragicomedy unravels, for nothing is quite as they imagined it would be.
This deal is good on January 18, 2020
Belford Stories ($0.99) by Armand Rosamilia: The start of the contemporary fiction series, set in 1987 in a small fishing village in New Jersey. If you enjoyed the Flagler Beach Fiction Series from the author you’ll enjoy this book!
This deal is good on January 17, 2020
Chasing Salomé ($0.99) by Martin Turnbull: By 1920, Alla Nazimova has reached the pinnacle of Hollywood success. But reaching the top is one thing, staying there is something else. Nazimova dreams of producing a motion picture of Oscar Wilde’s “Salomé” but it means risking everything she’s fought hard to gain. Will Hollywood cut her out of the picture? (Based on a true story.)
This deal is good on January 17, 2020
The Call to Serve (Serve Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Cece Whittaker: All the girls wanted was to find good husbands. But soon they discover that their quest is fraught with complications, including jealous women, combat wounded true loves & men disappearing altogether! Set in 1943, WWII, a fresh Christmas Love Story! “This book is fantastic Christian historical fiction that will win your heart.” – Vine Voice (Amazon).
This deal is good on January 17, 2020
Stoneheart ($1.99) by Baer Charlton: A feel-good about a Vet struggling to become a civilian. He discovers home isn’t a place, and his family isn’t all in the ground. Written for Vets, their families, and the many who never left home—yet struggle to find their way back. Cover to cover—family to fall in love with and gather comfort from. Giftable to those serving abroad.
This deal is good on January 17, 2020
Santiago’s Guitar (The Reluctant Pilgrim Book 2) ($1.99) by Stephen R. Marriott: Diego never expected to walk the mysterious Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain, but his father’s retirement and sudden death changed everything. Journey with Diego as he battles with his demons and meet the people he encounters at their own crossroads. Santiago’s Guitar is an inspiring tale of self-discovery and believing in your dreams.
This deal is good on January 16, 2020
Reckless Beginnings ($0.99) by Tina Hogan Grant: Tammy Mellows wanted the American dream with the white picket fence and avoided anything that might disrupt it. She soon discovered that she had trusted the wrong people. Caught in a web of lies, deceit, and drugs, she must now find the courage, make enormous sacrifices, and face impossible challenges to win back her life. But at what cost? Based on true events.
This deal is good on January 16, 2020
Spencer’s Risk ($0.99) by Andy Greenhalgh: Spencer’s Risk is a dark British comedy. Spencer Leyton is a hapless gambler who does not know when to stop. His friend Justin invites him to a high-stakes poker game. (‘Justin could sell snow to the Eskimos – literally. For some months he had sold cocaine to the Inuit community in Copenhagen’.) and Spencer finds himself on the run from The Mob.
This deal is good on January 15, 2020
You Can See More From Up Here ($1.99) by Mark Guerin: Called a “poignantly told story of ruminative remembrance” by Kirkus Reviews, You Can See More From Up Here, is a coming-of-age story and family saga that will appeal to readers of Where The Crawdads Sing. Set in the 1970’s, this father/son story concerns a violent encounter at an automobile assembly plant that forever alters their relationship.
This deal is good on January 15, 2020
A Cross of Crocuses ($0.99) by Ken Ross: A story of aging parents and how they turn to their adult children for help when health fails and life becomes a struggle. But their kids aren’t the folks they thought, and assistance isn’t forthcoming, at least not how they imagined. A revealing tale of how a family reacts in dire circumstances. A sad, realistic read and very enlightening.
This deal is good on January 15, 2020
The After Wife ($3.99) by Melanie Summers: From bestselling author Melanie Summers. After losing her husband, writer Abigail Carson has all but given up on life. Having spent the last year cocooned in her Manhattan apartment, Abigail is suddenly forced to find a new home where she can stretch her dwindling savings. Intent on isolation, she moves to a tiny village in Nova Scotia where she’ll have no one to interrupt her solitude.
This deal is good on January 14, 2020
Indivisible Hearts: A Christmas Story of Love & Devotion during World War II (Serve Series Book 3) ($0.99) by Cece Whittaker: In 1944, while waiting for her War-weary fiancé Dick Thimble, Joan is stricken to learn he may not have survived. After a blistering encounter w/Gloria & an explosion in Annie’s shop, the girls see life’s fragility. Just as it appears that the holidays are lost comes a dazzlingly Joyful Christmas Celebration. “Best in the series so far!” – A. Mae
This deal is good on January 14, 2020
The Valley of the Shadow (An Adventure of the Old West Book 2) ($0.99) by Gary Pullman: An action-packed adventure of the Old West with mysterious strangers, big money, corrupt politicians, murder, mayhem, and hired guns. Excelsior, Nevada, is in big trouble, and it’s up to former bounty hunter, Bane Messenger, to take over as sheriff and save the town.
This deal is good on January 14, 2020
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.
This deal is good on January 14, 2020
Going Big or Small? ($0.99) by David Canford: Escape to Europe with retiree Frank on an unexpected adventure of discovery, hope, heartbreak, and living life to the full in this tale of ‘it’s never too late’ as British humour collides with European culture. Falling for the exotic Delphine, can he help her rewrite her past? A Man Called Ove meets Thelma and Louise.
This deal is good on January 13, 2020
Pianist in a Bordello ($0.99) by Mike Erickson: Are voters really ready for the whole truth? Are you? Pianist in a Bordello is a hilarious political romp through the last four decades of American history, from a narrator who is full of surprises.
This deal is good on January 13, 2020
Max Johnny ($2.99) by Douglas Robbins: Famous author, Max Johnny, is down and out drinking away his sorrows in a New York City bar. A devastating secret keeps him locked in the past until one night, when an assortment of characters pushes him to the breaking point.
This deal is good on January 13, 2020
Fortune’s Child: A Novel of Empress Theodora ($0.99) by James Conroyd Martin: Theodora: actress, prostitute, mistress, feminist. And Byzantine Empress Empress! KIRKUS REVIEWS: “A historical novel set in sixth-century Constantinople charts the extraordinary ascent of a woman from poverty to royal power. [This is] a meticulously researched historical account presented in the form of a thrilling political drama.”
This deal is good on January 13, 2020
Living in the Doctor’s Nest ($4.50) by Anna-Karen Sorensen: “Ready?” the obstetrician asked as he turned his head towards me, his body still facing the mother. He was looking directly at me at that point, so I just nodded, and with his arm in position, he entered the mother and pierced the membranes to expedite the delivery.”
This deal is good on January 12, 2020
Yoga Cocaine ($0.99) by Daralyse Lyons: As Jessica attempts to create a path to recovery “on the mat” and in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous, she grapples with one unanswerable question: “Is recovery worth it?” Yoga Cocaine traces one addict’s journey from the unknown of addiction to the unknown of recovery.
This deal is good on January 11, 2020
Pleasant Day ($2.99) by Vera Jane Cook: A shocking murder in a small town reveals old buried secrets and unusual bonds are formed. When Pleasant Day meets Clarissa Blackwell, her life takes a turn she never would have imagined. “Absolutely unputdownable, a real page turner. Be prepared to clear your schedule for the day.” – Wall to Wall Books.
This deal is good on January 11, 2020
Road to Antietam (Galloway Book 1) ($0.99) by Tom E. Hicklin: Daniel and Christopher Galloway join up at the outbreak of war between the states. Expecting adventure and excitement, they instead find hardship and danger beyond anything they could have imagined. Just when they think they’ve seen the worst of it, they step out onto a farmer’s field by a sunken road, on the deadliest day in American history.
This deal is good on January 11, 2020
The Women in Pants: Sidesaddles No More ($2.99) by Stan Himes: Adventure, laughter, danger and a little bit of romance come together in this well-reviewed story of a sheltered ranch wife and her friends taking on the challenges of a cattle drive to save her ranch. As one reader review puts it: “If you enjoy reading about strong, confident and brave women, you will love this book as much as I did!”
This deal is good on January 10, 2020
Thirst Trap ($2.99) by Zachary Ryan: The book follows four friends as they try to figure out their lives during tragedy. Each of the friends learn the value of love, friendship, and forgiveness. This humorous novel also has a huge heart.
This deal is good on January 10, 2020
Satori in the Slipstream: A Short Story Collection ($0.99) by Steve Howard: These are a mixture of stories, some quirky, some light, some quite dark. A bit of something for everyone to enjoy. This is a wonderful collection of dark flash fiction and short stories. Many of the stories are set in Japan and deal with challenges young adults face. Homelessness and the brutality of living on the streets is also a major theme.
This deal is good on January 10, 2020
A Greek Cat ($0.99) by Moshe Karasso: A fascinating life story artfully unfurls the incredible story of the son of a once-wealthy, now impoverished Jewish family living on one of the Greek Islands. In a spectacular feat of juggling, time is diverted forwards and backward, between childhood and old age, presenting readers with a wide spectrum of events, people, and island vistas.
This deal is good on January 9, 2020
The Magical Christmas Do Over ($0.99) by Linda West: Three broken women find redemption and magic in a small town when they get a chance to re-do one Christmas in their life.
This deal is good on January 9, 2020
Broken Man Broke ($0.99) by Marcus Lopés: Poignant, funny, and thought-provoking, Broken Man Broke is a story of belonging, identity, and purpose. Friendships are tested, hearts are broken, secrets revealed. And for one young man, finding his place in the world may break him in ways he never imagined.
This deal is good on January 9, 2020
The Lonely Heart Attack Club ($0.99) by J C Williams: The only thing less successful than Jack Tate’s love life is his struggling coffee shop. For Jack and his lovely assistant, Emma, their last chance of survival comes in the formation of the Isle of Man’s first social and dating club for the elderly. Welcome to the Lonely Heart Attack Club! One of the funniest books you’ll read this year.
This deal is good on January 9, 2020
The Indigo Girl: A Novel ($0.99) by Natasha Boyd: Based on a true story. A sixteen-year-old girl in pre-revolutionary South Carolina is instrumental in developing indigo dye and changing the economic landscape of the area and ultimately the country. An incredible story of intrigue, hidden friendships, ambition, betrayal, and sacrifice, based on historical documents and Eliza Lucas’ own letters.
This deal is good on January 8, 2020
The Winter Sisters ($0.99) by Tim Westover: A stuffy big-city doctor. Three rural folk healers. An unexpected partnership could put lives on the line…“This is a fine example of Southern literature at its most moving and vivid and beautiful.” – Southern Literary Review. “Historical fiction fans will be riveted by this immersive portrait of medicine and superstition in 19th-century rural Georgia.” -BookLife, Editor’s Choice.
This deal is good on January 8, 2020
Heaven’s Only Four Feet Tall ($1.99) by Jason Hill: “Heaven’s Only Four Feet Tall” examines the many subtle facets of the black experience through the eyes of a black man who straddles both worlds, and who, in the end, must find a way to conquer the enemies without and within, while finding love in the process.
This deal is good on January 8, 2020
A Kind of Family ($0.99) by Bonnie Meekums: Rachel lost everything when her parents died and her brother cut off contact. Feeling adrift, she meets Fran, a free-spirited artist who she can’t stop thinking about. Can Rachel let go of her fears and embrace a relationship that offers everything she’s ever wanted?
This deal is good on January 7, 2020
The Dumb Class: Boomer Junior High ($2.99) by Mike Hatch: Irreverent, erotic, dark-humored romp with 1960’s junior high school kids. Going steady, young love, sexual experimentation, joy rides, school rowdiness, smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol, trying marijuana and even attempted suicide were all part of growing up in that era. An entertaining and fun read for the baby boomer set and other kids, too.
This deal is good on January 7, 2020
Unscripted ($1.99) by Claire Handscombe: “What if your first love was a movie star? One who you swooned over, who inspired your career choice, and then you met him? With Unscripted, Claire Handscombe deftly turns the classic tale of a celebrity crush into a modern transatlantic story that’s original, emotionally honest, and a whole lot of fun.” – Karin Tanabe, author of The Gilded Years.
This deal is good on January 7, 2020
Whims & Vices (A Hippie Love Triangle Book 1) ($0.99) by D. Thrush: Max is in love with Molly. And so is his best friend, Sam. They share an apartment in the ’70s living by their whims and vices in an endless party until love, lies, and betrayal test their friendship and threaten to divide them. You won’t forget this powerful story of a complicated love triangle. Read it now!
This deal is good on January 7, 2020
An Exaltation of Larks (Venery Book 1) ($2.99) by Suanne Laqueur: Grand Prize Winner: 2017 Writer’s Digest Awards. A compelling novel about sexual attraction and the price of love. Across two decades, the paths of a married couple and a male escort cross, leading first to friendship, then to love, and finally to a dark exaltation that threatens all they hold dear.
This deal is good on January 6, 2020
Sara Barefield ($0.99) by Marian D. Schwartz: Pregnant and alone at the age of forty, with five hundred dollars in savings and no prospect of help, Sara wants this baby more than she has ever wanted anything. She was born poor and had pulled herself up so she figures she can pull herself up again. But the poverty she plunges into after she has the baby is beyond anything she had expected.
This deal is good on January 6, 2020
Sympathetic People ($0.99) by Donna Baier Stein: In 13 short stories, the beauty & frailty of human connection linger long after the book is put it down. Men & women struggle to find the meaning of love, happiness, affairs, art, meditation, & death. With references of hope from Neil Armstrong’s moon walk to dread after President Kennedy’s death, Baier Stein examines how human connection prevails.
This deal is good on January 6, 2020
The Seasons of Doubt ($2.99) by Jeannie Burt: The Seasons of Doubt describes the hardscrabble life and courage of a prairie mother to survive and raise her child, during times that were often unkind to women. “‘Women’s rights’ is an oxymoron in 1873 Nebraska, where a married woman cannot work for wages or sell her own property without spousal approval.” – Booklist.
This deal is good on January 6, 2020
Life in the Hollywood Lane ($0.99) by Ann Crawford: “One of the most moving books I’ve ever read. Beautifully written story that will stay with you long after you’ve read the last page.” Quirky, at times LOL funny, yet profound journey of grief and coming back to love after an actress loses her BFF to suicide. Enjoy the messy, mystifying world of Hollywood through Trish’s eyes and offbeat notions.
This deal is good on January 5, 2020
The Canadians: An Epic Trilogy of Love and War ($0.99) by Clare Flynn: From a small English seaside town in the front line, to war-torn Italy and the rolling farmlands of Ontario, Canada, Flynn’s three Canadians novels and their characters will capture your heart and keep you reading. The 3 books follow a Canadian soldier, Jim Armstrong, during and after the Second World War, along with the women who impact his life.
This deal is good on January 5, 2020
Funeral Poems: Death, Grief & Loss Poetry (Inspirational Poetry Book 1) ($0.99) by Michael Ashby: For the celebration of a life. ‘I am not gone, While you remember with me …’ 137 modern & famous poems that will resonate with you. “Life Goes On”, “My Mum”, “Bingo”, “The Golf Course In The Sky”, “Funeralissimo”, “Grandpa’s Lost His Gr” … ‘Do not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there, I do not sleep …’ ‘How much do I love thee …’
This deal is good on January 5, 2020
The Story of Sassy Sweetwater ($1.99) by Vera Jane Cook: Passionate, riveting and full of surprises, The Story of Sassy Sweetwater is one of violence, love, and forgiveness. There are secrets and fierce loyalties. The characters are eccentric, flawed and compelled to discover the truth. Will the truths that Sassy discovers be worth the journey forward? 5 Star Clarion Review, 4.2 Amazon reviews.
This deal is good on January 5, 2020
Promise (Never Make A Promise You Can’t Keep Vol. 1) ($1.99) by Genaro Patterson: Promise is a spectacular story of a fearless and courageous youth who clawed his way to the top, making hard and life-threatening decisions to take over the deadly West Coast streets of Sacramento. Mike Irvin becomes “Promise” and makes a promise to himself to get all he ever wanted—to get rich or die trying, no matter what the cost.
This deal is good on January 4, 2020
Nothing Forgotten ($0.99) by Jessica Levine: Nothing Forgotten, Winner of the Next Generation Indie Award. “An intricately layered, deeply heartfelt, and bittersweet novel,” BOOKLIST. When Anna is contacted by the Italian lover she knew decades before, she recalls their affair in Rome and the son she relinquished. Soon the life she’s built in California and her marriage are threatened.
This deal is good on January 3, 2020
Romantic Guerrilla ($0.99) by DS Kumar: Romantic Guerrilla is about a bad-boy entrepreneur taking on a corrupt billionaire. It’s a satirical novel set in contemporary India featuring a love triangle, ensemble cast and a psychological revenge drama. Its episodic narrative is comparable to Vikas Swarup’s Q&A (Slumdog Millionaire). Expect pacy thrill & suspense that is rooted in realism.
This deal is good on January 2, 2020
Viking Tales: Snorri’s Gold ($0.99) by Jason Vail: Sail around Viking age England with the Norwegian crew of the longship Sea Hawk in a race to find a buried Viking treasure hoard — for only 99c! Limited time offer!
This deal is good on January 2, 2020
The Fabric of Us ($0.99) by Kimberly Wenzler: Empty-nesters are confronted with a life-changing decision that brings long-held secrets to the surface and rocks a solid, loving marriage to its core. “Once again, a beautifully crafted story with characters you come to love in a heartfelt love story. I couldn’t put it down.” – Amazon review.
This deal is good on January 2, 2020
The Munich Girl: A Novel of the Legacies that Outlast War ($2.99) by Phyllis Edgerly Ring: The past may not be done with us. Fifty years after the end of World War II, Anna is plunged into the world of the “ordinary” 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 December 31, 2019
False Fathers (Waxwood Series Book 2) ($0.99) by Tam May: On vacation in Waxwood, Jake Alderdice meets Harland Stevens, who counsels him toward a path to manhood inspired by Teddy Roosevelt and Thoreau. But the path to maturity is a complex thing in the Gilded Age. Will Jake’s journey free him from the Alderdice family illusions, half-truths, and lies that have kept him a child?
This deal is good on December 30, 2019
Working Terms: A Businessisms Novel ($3.99) by Brian Scheirer: Hope is not a strategy… Therefore, “Working Terms” is here, being promoted, and ready for your viewing pleasure. Its style and story will surely shatter a few glass ceilings while bringing office satire to new heights.
This deal is good on December 30, 2019