When God Worked for the Council ($2.5) by ER Wills: John dreams of rubbing shoulders with the mayor, Barbara's elderly mother is a runaway bride, and Gloria has a crush on the vicar. St Mary's has always been a lively place. Welcome back, Jim.
This deal is good on March 8, 2026
Alt Sagas: Stories ($0.99) by Jean Huets: In the steps of Ray Bradbury, ALT Sagas explores via the fantastic the perils of our present reality: displaced loyalty, a strange pocket of a forever war, social upheaval, revenge magic, and physical nonconformity. “Huets is an endlessly inventive writer, grounding speculations about the future in our past mythologies.” - Susann Cokal
This deal is good on March 7, 2026
Curiosity Spares the Butterfly ($2.99) by Anthea Syrokou: A captivating literary fiction tale with a touch of mystery, mainly set in a European city full of culture. Spanning three decades, from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, this heartfelt and exhilarating coming-of-age story follows the protagonist, Foteini, as she relocates from Australia to majestic Thessaloniki, Greece, where her love interest mysteriously vanishes, and a childhood mystery follows her.
This deal is good on March 7, 2026
Thick, Thin, What The Dragon Let In ($0.99) by Doworth Howard: Unfiltered. Unpredictable. This collection of short stories and poems cuts deep — balancing dark humor, longing, and hard-earned insight. For readers who like literary fiction with bite. Thick, Thin, What the Dragon Let In is just $0.99 for a limited time.
This deal is good on March 6, 2026
Chicago Movie Girls ($2.99) by D. C Reep and E.A. Allen: Three sisters in 1914 fight for success in Chicago’s early movie business. Sensible Rae lies about her age. Gorgeous Lily aims for a rich society husband. Reckless Delia takes off her clothes for the camera. “Betrayal, jealousy, and lovesick suitors power a fast-moving plot with several twists and turns.”- Publishers Weekly
This deal is good on March 6, 2026
Anne Frank on Tour and Other Stories ($0.99) by George Thomas Clark: This imaginative short story collection starts fast as Anne Frank survives World War II and becomes a literary star, Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson agree to an interview that becomes quite candid, and a lonely husband picks up the wrong female hitchhiker. There are also stories about speed dating, people in distress, and famous musicians.
This deal is good on March 6, 2026
Within and Without Time (Within & Without Time Book 1) ($0.99) by D.I. Hennessey: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "An emotional and stirring read." A young man is caught up in a miraculous adventure that transforms his life and changes the world! Like an intense roller coaster, the journey he experiences is exciting and unpredictable. Heartwarming as well as heart-rending. Be prepared to laugh and cry, to be inspired, and find your heart rejoicing!
This deal is good on March 5, 2026
Voices of Quest (The Stillness Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Richard Lee Ferguson: The replacement of humans has begun. It starts with the voices. This thought-provoking saga contemplates the end of the human race as we know it. It begins with a small group of humans seeking a mysterious woman known as Her and culminates many generations later in the rise of a new, more powerful, and empathetic species, the Superior Ones.
This deal is good on March 5, 2026
Sandstorm ($2.99) by Joyce Yarrow: Now on Kindle Unlimited. A young con artist runs into heavy opposition when she tries to put her swindling skills to work as a legitimate actor and theatrical make-up artist. “An excellent story about turning your life around even when the deck is stacked against you.” Winner—First Place Women’s Fiction—CEPA/Evvy Award.
This deal is good on March 5, 2026
Rubies from Burma ($4.99) by Anne Lovett: It's 1941, and eight-year-old Mae Lee nurses a crush on her fickle older sister's suitor. While the paratrooper risks death in Burma, Mae Lee tries to make Ava be faithful to him. Trouble follows. The soldier returns a wounded hero and marries Ava, but when the marriage unravels, Mae Lee must make a choice that will change her life forever.
This deal is good on March 5, 2026
And So It Was for Mary ($3.99) 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 March 4, 2026
Never Lost ($0.99) by Aaron C. Anderson: Zane Carter and his teenage sons, Ty and Joseph, venture one hundred miles into the Idaho wilderness with only a knife and the knowledge of their Nez Perce ancestors. Danger awaits at every deadfall and lurks in every snowy shadow as the boys hunt, fish, make weapons, and build shelter, learning to survive, taking only what they need from the land, and leaving no trace.
This deal is good on March 3, 2026
Our Lady of the Pink Pussycat: A Feel-Good Story of Friendship, Faith, and New Orleans Magic ($0.99) by Cyd Casados: The life of a New Orleans stripper takes a mysterious turn after she dances for a paralyzed war veteran. Word of her “gift” spreads quickly and she finds herself locked in a battle with jealous dancers, a local televangelist and her own self-doubt. A story of deep faith & friendship. Readers say “original & authentic" and "instantly captivating.”
This deal is good on March 3, 2026
Coffee with Vodka ($0.99) by Lisa Shiroff: Thanks to a childhood traumatic brain injury, Dee Dee Bremen’s life runs on a cocktail of ADHD, a temperamental memory, and anxiety attacks that arrive uninvited and overstay their welcome. Somehow, she was able to pull herself together and, with her best friend, Maxine, she is on the brink of launching Altered States, a combo art gallery and gift shop that feels like a real, adult step forward.
This deal is good on March 3, 2026
Harry Windzor and the Magic of Monarchy ($0.99) by Sid Ishun: Harry thinks he’s just a normal aristocrat until a swan arrives with a letter that changes everything. At Balmoral School of Monarchy & Majesty, he discovers a world of backstabbing, sycophancy, and a sinister plot to overthrow the Windzor dynasty… An irreverent satire with so many scandals swept under the rug that even the corgis are suspicious.
This deal is good on March 2, 2026
Going to Zossen: Or the Capitulation of Vasily Mikhailovich ($0.99) by A.V. Pankov: Based on true accounts of children’s penal colonies that emerged during the 1990s post-Soviet chaos, Going to Zossen is a raw exploration of the bargains ordinary people make under oppressive systems – necessary reading for fans of Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These and Colson Whitehead’s The Nickel Boys.
This deal is good on March 2, 2026
Just Another Bomb Blast ($0.99) by Sandaruwan Madduma Bandara: Just Another Bomb Blast is a collection of short stories from this award-winning author. From the titular story, through tales of adolescence and love, to the dark realities of political and social life, these are not so much stories of individual characters as of a generation. This is a fascinating, insightful, yet deeply troubling read.
This deal is good on March 2, 2026
As Time Goes By ($1.99) by W. Royce Adams: "As Time Goes By" takes us on a journey through the terrain of a fascinating life in direct, inviting prose and a welcome sense of play, even as he faces hard truths and existential questions. "This arresting memoir bursts with life, insight, and an infectious love of jazz and writing." - Booklife
This deal is good on March 1, 2026
Paths Not Yet Taken (The Path Finder Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Philip Rennett: When the missing British Prime Minister turns up in would-be terrorist Simon Pope’s garage, desperate for a break from politics, things get complicated fast. What follows is five days of chaos as the government hunts for its missing leader, and Simon becomes the perfect scapegoat in this sharp, funny satire of power, pretence, and the modern world.
This deal is good on March 1, 2026
Return to Summit Falls Boxset ($0.99) by Jacie Middlemann: Ready to take on whatever the world had to throw at them, four friends left their hometown of Summit Falls in search of something more. Years later, two of them are coming back for the same reason… one to pursue a lifelong dream and the other hopes for a second chance with the woman he’s always loved.
This deal is good on February 28, 2026
Alias Tomorrow ($4.99) by Anthony Caplan: Alias Tomorrow is at once a suspenseful exploration of a society where advanced technology has blurred the lines between reality and illusion, and a character-driven, unflinchingly honest exposé of the inner lives of an American family. It intertwines an inspirational narrative of a writer, William Morrow, with his epic science fiction adventure.
This deal is good on February 28, 2026
Two Dreams and Two Hollows ($0.99) by Gary Gautier: Short stories filled with quirky characters, genre-bending bursts, and random bits of everything quilted together by two-time Faulkner-Wisdom Prize finalist Gary Gautier.
This deal is good on February 26, 2026
Where the Stork Flies ($3.99) by Linda C. Wisniewski: A Pennsylvania librarian, a 19th-century Polish peasant, and a wisecracking medieval queen on a mission from the Black Madonna of Czestochowa. What could possibly go wrong? Where the Stork Flies weaves elements of magical realism, the supernatural, and time travel, but is at its heart a book about women and their connections to one another.
This deal is good on February 25, 2026
And The Sun Will Rise ($1.49) by David R. Davis: 3 vets know pain in its most harrowing forms, brought together in a PTSD group to heal. Memories of what they saw and did dwell in their minds and nightmares. Emily Dawes, a VA social worker, helps guide them on their journeys. With her help, Brian, Grace, and Alejandro form a bond of hope and trust. There may never be a cure, but if they stick together, perhaps some morning the sun will rise.
This deal is good on February 25, 2026
The Client Book: A Catalog of Hungers ($4.99) by Isa Brevine: Aura catalogs the secret hungers of the elite, offering a mirror to their desires to shield her own shattered past. But when genuine connection breaches her fortress of control, the observer becomes the observed. She is the curator of other people’s cages, but does she hold the key to her own?
This deal is good on February 24, 2026
Mancala Moon ($2.99) by Asa Bowers: Micah Thorne thought grief was the heaviest burden he would carry. But the forest waits, ancient and watching, offering visions he cannot explain—and a choice that could break the cycle of loss—or trap him forever. “Poignant and ethereal.” - Foreword/Clarion | “The writing is lovely, immersing readers with precise, evocative prose.” - PW/BookLife
This deal is good on February 24, 2026
Unintended Consequences ($0.99) by Jim Boatwright: Brimming with hope, Unintended Consequences, a story told through three Southern families, is a moving novel about the ways we weave in and out of one another's lives, sending ripples of change into the world. Unintended Consequences is for readers who relish rich and gripping stories about love, loss, and the surprises of everyday life.
This deal is good on February 24, 2026
The Life of Sylvia Lennox ($2.99) by Elizabeth Hamlin: This uplifting novel depicts Sylvia Lennox's journey to becoming an artist and her lifelong friendship with Jade Chong, who becomes a fashion designer. They meet as students in a rooming house in Sydney. Despite their different backgrounds and personalities, they remain friends for the rest of their lives through career changes, loves, marriages, a divorce, and children. Also available on KU.
This deal is good on February 23, 2026
Sanctuary Row ($0.99) by Lamar D. Vine: In 1983 Las Vegas, teen misfit Jake escapes a dysfunctional family by working at a head shop amid neon lights and rock excess. Drugs, dreams, and raw redemption collide in this gritty coming-of-age tale. "Sanctuary Row" is an introspective literary fiction exploring youth's dark edges. Perfect for fans of 80s counterculture and flawed protagonists.
This deal is good on February 23, 2026
The Collaborators ($0.99) by R P Nathan: A brilliant novella from the bestselling author of A Richer Dust Concealed. Set in the dark days of the Second World War, it's a nerve-jangling and emotional journey where loyalties and love are tested to their breaking point. And just when you think you know everything about these characters, the intricate plot will make you stop and think again.
This deal is good on February 22, 2026
Purple State Bruise ($0.99) by Rene Eram: Purple State Bruise is a dark comedy about a viral road-rage brawl between a conservative suit and a homeless drunk that spirals into a political campaign reckless enough to sway the presidential election. A darkly funny novel about men falling apart and the women who see right through them.
This deal is good on February 22, 2026
Gr8_Nate ($2.99) by Christina R. Adams: When your world is collapsing, why not escape into a virtual one? In Gr8_Nate, a young man turns to video games and online friendship as lifelines after attempting suicide, but is the virtual world a lasting alternative to the real one? Can he find something real to hold onto before his next attempt on his life makes him go AFK for good?
This deal is good on February 21, 2026
Very Bad Parents ($0.99) by Amy Meitz: In 1964, sixteen-year-old Joan Andersen survives the crudest form of savagery: a botched abortion. What follows is a series of painful complications, leaving her traumatized and emotionally scarred. Plagued with guilt and longing for redemption, Joan convinces herself that the baby she lost is still with her, an obsession bordering on delusion.
This deal is good on February 20, 2026
The Call ($0.99) by Laurie Boris: One of the first female umpires in the minors has to make a tough choice between calling a cheating player on his tactics or keeping her career, in an era when the higher-ups in baseball don’t really want to let a woman succeed.
This deal is good on February 19, 2026
If You Knew... ($0.99) by Richard Plourde: Richard’s four-year-old son is fighting leukemia again. Elsewhere in time, Bill glimpses the family’s future—and can’t unsee it. As two lives begin to mirror and collide, love and courage face one impossible question: can fate be rewritten before time runs out?
This deal is good on February 19, 2026
Echoes of Nothing ($0.99) by Lamar D. Vine: Sometimes the quietest voice can change everything. Divorced and grieving, retired Stewart Foster is drowning in silence—until EgoEcho, a brilliant AI companion, listens without judgment and nudges him toward purpose. Under the pen name Alex Vale, he pours his pain into a debut novel that explodes virally, touching millions. A tender, profound story of loneliness, digital connection.
This deal is good on February 18, 2026
50 States ($2.99) by Richard R. Becker: '50 States' is a collection of short stories that captures the human condition and how perception shapes reality. Together, they provide a character-driven sampling of the American experience over the last 60 years — the kind and the cruel, the heroic and criminal. Winner of four literary awards, including best collection.
This deal is good on February 18, 2026
Forty Days of Mourning ($4.99) by Arslan Athar: "I support women's rights and women's wrongs" meets Historical Fiction meets contemporary-ish fiction meets South Asia and Post-Partition Literature! That's the world this book and its main character, Saleema, embody and take you through! Set against the tumultuous history just preceding the annexation of Hyderabad Deccan, Saleema bears everything!
This deal is good on February 17, 2026
8 Canterbury Tales: From The Poet Chaucer's Immortal Pilgrimage ($1.99) by Albert Seligman: These 8 Edmund Dulac illustrations were published in WR Hearst's 'The American Weekly' magazine in 1942. Dulac illustrated 13 series for the American Weekly between 1924-1951. John Erskine provides his interpretation of the Tales (in a family-friendly manner), and his essay about the Canterbury Tales from his 1928 'The Delight of Great Books,' is included with additional historical illustrations.
This deal is good on February 17, 2026
Dancing With Donnie: The Ballroom Awaits ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: Trump builds a $300M ballroom and needs a dance partner. Michelle Obama judges the wild auditions—Putin, Trudeau, a frantic press secretary, even an honest kid with a dinosaur. A sharp, funny satire of ego, power, and the perfect political comeuppance.
This deal is good on February 16, 2026
Reinventing Hannah (Cedarwood Justice) ($0.99) by Jack Ori: Hannah Kollman has always been the perfect girl—quiet, careful, invisible when it counts. Until one night changes everything: a drink she didn’t ask for, a memory she can’t find, and a choice to stay silent or speak out. As friends turn and enemies close in, Hannah risks burning it all down to reclaim her power.
This deal is good on February 16, 2026
Sycophants ($2.99) by Linda Gould: Imogene, a country girl, has always longed for the bright lights of New York City. An aspiring writer, she moves to the big city with her husband, only to find both her marriage and career unfulfilling. Then an old friend offers her a dream job as a publicist for a new film production company. Will she sink or swim in that high-pressure environment?
This deal is good on February 16, 2026