Summer of the Loon ($0.99) by Deanna Lynn Sletten: After her mother’s sudden death, sixteen-year-old Ali leaves California to live with the grandfather she has never met in Minnesota. She tries and fails to connect with him, as he is clearly unhappy about having the teen in his home. Can her grandfather find it in his heart to accept Ali and leave the past behind? A heartwarming family drama.

This deal is good on May 23, 2018

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The Prussian Captain ($0.99) by Ann Brough: In an era of strict class and social boundaries—when the rich and the poor of England each had their own firm, clearly defined limits—scandal could ruin the lives of not only the people involved, but reach into families and communities. Based on a true story, this family saga takes you from upper-class Edwardian England to New York, Boston, the wilds of the Napa Valley, and the poverty-stricken streets of Neck End.

This deal is good on May 23, 2018

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Can You See Us Now? ($0.99) by Cheryl Benton: Best friends Suzy, Trish, and Madge, seemed to have it all. Beautiful, smart, and successful, they’d made it to the top in New York. Then they turned 50. Bartenders ignore them, bosses marginalize them, and they’ve aged out of the prized 25 to 49-year-old demographic that marketers woo. They had suddenly become invisible!

This deal is good on May 23, 2018

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Pianist in a Bordello ($0.99) by Mike Erickson: What would happen if a politician decided to tell the truth—the whole truth? 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 May 23, 2018

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#MeToo? What Happened to Agnes Walters ($4.99) by Isobel Alexander: ‘#MeToo? What Happened to Agnes Walters’ is a funny but poignant tale for anyone who looks around them, doesn’t like what they see, and decides it’s time to do something about it. Agnes Walters has a well-paid job in a large law firm and a beautiful apartment, which she shares with her boyfriend, in a trendy part of town. What more could a young woman want?

This deal is good on May 22, 2018

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Shadow ($0.99) by James McKinney: After suffering a terrible beating, Shadow is sold to a family that loves him dearly, especially his young, teenage master who is dying from Tuberculosis. In order for her to live, Shadow must forfeit his life. Will the old Indian medicine man be successful in working his last great medicine to save Shadow’s life?

This deal is good on May 22, 2018

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Hush, My Inner Sleuth ($1.99) by M.E. Meegs: “A genre-hopping romp!” In the fall of 1947, the pulp-inflected ghost of Skip Ryker—a recently atomized Hollywood detective—hijacks the head of a literarily precocious young woman named Willie Tigue. How this unfolds is revealed in a comic saga of intrusive narrators, metafictional backstabbing, and one very peculiar psyche.

This deal is good on May 20, 2018

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Julia Du Val ($0.99) by Nelda Hirsh: A historical novel based on the true story of an adventuresome young woman on the American frontier. In 1826, Julia Du Val left her privileged life in Maryland and traveled to the Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma) to reunite with her brothers. Julia recounts one woman’s daring adventures, hardships, and successes during her stay at Fort Gibson and examines how one family deals with the complex Native American issue that would become a national tragedy with The Trail of Tears.

This deal is good on May 20, 2018

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Cracks in the Sidewalk ($0.99) by Bette Lee Crosby: This heartwarming tale of a mother’s love for her daughter and the unending struggle to find her missing grandchildren is filled with courage and compassion. By clinging to faith and reaching out to children in need, can Claire hope to rebuild her life and open her heart to happiness?

This deal is good on May 19, 2018

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Cosmic Love ($0.99) by Jill Kramer: She’s powerful, she’s dangerous, and she’s probably crazy. Malkeeya is a beautiful biracial woman whose cult followers put their lives in her hands. Doctors, teachers, and successful businesspeople turn to Malkeeya to cure their discontent, bringing along their children. Not everyone will escape with their lives. Based on true accounts.

This deal is good on May 19, 2018

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Spin ($0.99) by Catherine McKenzie: What would you do to get what you always wanted? When Kate lands an interview at her favorite music magazine, it’s the chance of a lifetime. She goes out to celebrate—and shows up still drunk to the interview. She doesn’t get the job, but they think she’d be perfect for an undercover assignment—follow “It Girl” Amber Sheppard into rehab.

This deal is good on May 19, 2018

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Onions ($2.99) by Cy Young: Waiting for more J.D. Salinger? ‘Catch’ this coming-of-age, can’t-put-it-down YA novel about 12-year-old misfit Charles Wesley Onions who, under the tutelage of senior retired circus performer Sandrine Fuller, learns to love books, to have a life-goal, and how to play the trumpet. A tragic event propels Onions to rise above the chaos and reach a high point he never dreamed he could reach.

This deal is good on May 19, 2018

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The Arrow Chest ($0.99) by Robert Stephen Parry: London, 1876. The artist Amos Roselli is in love with his former model, Daphne—but she is married to a wealthy industrialist. What will happen when Amos embarks on a new portrait of his powerful rival? A multi-layered story of romance, hauntings, and hidden desire—set against the moral strictures of Victorian England. Romantic, atmospheric, and deeply dark.

This deal is good on May 18, 2018

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Identity Unknown ($3.99) by Karolina Wojciak: New release! A novel that has moved hundreds of readers in Poland. It has all you are looking for in a crime story. Mystery, murder and, of course, love and passion. This is a book you won’t be able to put down until you finish it!

This deal is good on May 18, 2018

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Miles Left Yet ($1.99) by Holly Schindler: They’re old. They’ve been put out to pasture. They’re at the end of life’s road. Or so the outside world says. They’re out to prove everyone wrong.

This deal is good on May 18, 2018

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The Pagan & The Jew ($4.99) by Terrance Williamson: Will courage be enough for the Jews to hold back the retribution of the Roman Empire? This historical fiction is based on the true story of heroism during the Jewish rebellion against Rome. Follow the characters, such as the Jewish historian Josephus, as they experience hope, betrayal, and love through a war that will change the fortunes of all.

This deal is good on May 18, 2018

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Mute ($0.99) by Christine Bernard: Can you get by for an hour without talking? A day even? What about a month? Or nine? Rebecca Marley sets herself a nine-month challenge with only one rule: She isn’t allowed to communicate with anyone. She is to become mute. How hard could it be? “I read a lot of books…but once in a while I read a truly amazing book and Mute was one of those. Mute changed me, it spoke to my soul and I will never be the same.”

This deal is good on May 17, 2018

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Echoes from Saddam Hussein ($0.99) by George Thomas Clark: In fictionalized columns written from 2003 to 2009, Saddam Hussein and George W. Bush are startlingly candid as they explain their need to control the destinies of countries, regions, and, ultimately, the world. Osama bin Laden, Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Karl Rove, and other notables, not all famous, also demand part of the stage.

This deal is good on May 17, 2018

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First Comes Love ($2.99) by Emily Giffin: A pair of sisters find themselves at a crossroads in this dazzling new novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of ‘Something Borrowed’, ‘Where We Belong’, and ‘The One & Only’. ‘First Comes Love’ is a story about family, friendship, and the courage to follow your own heart—wherever that may lead.

This deal is good on May 16, 2018

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A Jane Austen Daydream ($0.99) by Scott D. Southard: Jane Austen is an iconic figure in literature. But who was she as a woman? And what if she too received the happy ending that she penned so perfectly for each of her heroines? “…a credible, touching, and also entertaining portrait of a life.” —Historical Novel Society

This deal is good on May 16, 2018

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What Else Could Go Wrong? (What Could Go Wrong? Book 2) ($1.99) by Dixie J. Whitted: The “not-sequel” to ‘What Could Go Wrong?’, this edition is filled with even more cute, clean, quirky cartoons with a retro-1940’s and ’50s feel. If you’re looking for something lighthearted and fun to read, like the kind you can find in the Sunday comics, don’t miss this. Filled with full-page, B&W illustrations, good for all ages.

This deal is good on May 16, 2018

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Degrees of Love ($2.99) by Lisa Slabach: Silicon Valley soccer mom Susan Sinclair is trapped in a moral quagmire when she becomes entangled with her beguiling new boss. Sprinkled with touching humor, ‘Degrees of Love’ will take you on an emotionally gripping ride as Susan wrestles with loneliness and guilt in her quest for happiness and love. RT Book Review Top Pick.

This deal is good on May 16, 2018

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The Song of the Mockingbird (Jack McNamara Chronicles Book 1) ($0.99) by Bill Cronin: Reynolds Publishing paid Jack McNamara one million dollars for three action-adventure novels. One problem: Jack cannot write a single word. Devastatingly depressed and hopelessly blocked, Jack embarks on a journey back to 1961 when three childhood events created a psychological time-bomb that threatens to destroy his marriage and end his career.

This deal is good on May 11, 2018

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The Watchman’s Grace ($1.99) by Craig Johnson: ‘The Watchman’s Grace’ breaks new ground in historical fiction, immersing you in some of the most tumultuous periods of the 19th & 20th century. A bold cast of captivating characters shows how we can be separated by geography, though connected as people through the most plausible of past circumstances and ancestry. Read an engaging story today!

This deal is good on May 11, 2018

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The Golden Anklet ($3.99) by Catherine MacBeth: Aimee was adopted by English parents, Elaine and Craig. She had always thought of herself as a girl without a shadow—she didn’t know who her Chinese parents were. But she had no desire to find out until she met Brennon, who had two daughters and whose marriage was disintegrating. And then her mother Elaine presented her with her golden anklet.

This deal is good on May 11, 2018

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When I Was Seven ($0.99) by Mary Bramwell: Maxy Awards Runner-Up: Literary Fiction. Lucas is thrilled when his grandmother comes to live with him. She’s his best friend after all. But when she starts remembering things from her past, is he the only one who will listen? A compelling story about the complexity and value of family as seen through the eyes of a seven-year-old boy.

This deal is good on May 11, 2018

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The Long Road ($0.99) by Daniel B. Oliver: Aspiring engineer Hank Galloway wants two things in life: to snag a coveted position working for NASA and to get an accurate diagnosis of his mental illness. Medical experts try to give him answers but can’t provide him with the peace or relief he desperately craves. Despite their assurances, his mental health keeps deteriorating.

This deal is good on May 9, 2018

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3 Women, 4 Towns, 5 Bodies ($4.99) by Townsend Walker: Written with crisp, precise prose, ‘3 Women, 4 Towns, 5 Bodies’ is a stylish and modern take on noir fiction. These stories portray a world that is glamorous, mysterious, and thoroughly compelling. Fans of Raymond Chandler and Elmore Leonard will love the sparkling dialogue and dry wit. —Martha Conway, author of The Underground River

This deal is good on May 9, 2018

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Snowflakes ($2.99) by C. M. Stephens: If you’ve eaten Tide Pods, you probably want to scroll past this book. For the rest of you, check out these satirical stories that lampoon SJWs and the selective outrage that dominates American culture today.

This deal is good on May 9, 2018

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The Lost Baggage of Silvia Guzmán ($2.99) by Mike Robbins: Silvia’s country falls apart after a drug-fueled coup. She flees to London, but there too, drugs, violence, and exploitation threaten. Until proud Sylvia decides she won’t be a victim any longer…

This deal is good on May 9, 2018

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Red Mountain ($0.99) by Boo Walker: In this powerful page-turner, small-town dysfunction erupts in wine country as four wildly colorful characters fight for life, love, and belonging.

This deal is good on May 5, 2018

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The Monster In the Closet and Other Stories ($0.99) by K. Kris Loomis: Growing up is tough. So is growing old. And everything in between? Well, it’s all tough. These poignant, often humorous, contemporary short stories remind us how important human connections are in this crazy, yet beautiful world.

This deal is good on May 5, 2018

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Brothers & Kings (Conquistadors Trilogy Book 1) ($0.99) by Dennis Santaniello: A young, idealistic Spanish soldier named Sardina accounts his violent and vicious past and his role in the Conquest of the Inca Empire. But when he meets a reluctant Inca King named Manco, he slowly realizes the truth of his hellish reality; a reality of power, greed, and madness. Set in the dense jungles of 1530’s Peru, this story is about man’s struggle to find his place in a brutal yet mysterious world.

This deal is good on May 5, 2018

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