Next in Line ($0.99) by T.W. Baker: Welcome to Mortar and Pestle RX, where prescriptions are filled, patience is tested, and absolutely nothing goes according to plan. Meet Mic, Janice, Monika, Bronco, and Sammy—five pharmacy employees held together by caffeine, sarcasm, and the thinnest thread of professionalism.
This deal is good on January 24, 2026
A Woman Is a God ($4.99) by Amy Lee Lillard: When Shannon and her chosen family turned seventy, they created a communal home, a place for them to live out their days together. But as years pass, and death takes her friends, Shannon becomes the last. Until one day, when her dead friends return. And Shannon discovers how powerful she has become.
This deal is good on January 22, 2026
Wings Of Flight ($0.99) by Sean McDevitt: Five stories. One unforgettable voice. From the quiet dust of a 1940s furniture store to the tragic ashes of 9/11, this collection captures the American experience. Featuring a California wildfire and a secret hidden in a velvet sofa, these tales explore love, loss, and survival.
This deal is good on January 21, 2026
Sandcastles ($0.99) by Lily Lawson: 'Sandcastles' is a collection of 21 short stories divided into four sections: Unexpected, Unconditional, Unending, and Unexplained. The stories vary in length, content, style, and mood. You will laugh, frown, and cry. Overall, these stories make you think. Read in order or whichever way appeals. A little sunshine in your pocket whenever you need it.
This deal is good on January 21, 2026
Roxy's Not My Girl ($0.99) by Renee Coloman: A powerful collection of stories where unforgettable characters face the kinds of battles we all know too well—loneliness, fractured families, and the weight of expectations. Each determined protagonist fights to rise above their past, creating raw, hopeful journeys of resilience that stay with you long after the last page. A truly impactful read!
This deal is good on January 21, 2026
Your Tomorrow Was Today ($4.99) by Oyindamola Dosunmu: After her mother’s sudden death, Karen’s life unravels. Grief resurfaces, a secret affair is exposed, and she faces an unexpected pregnancy. She must confront family fractures, buried desire, and the radical choice to remain child‑free in a patriarchal world.
This deal is good on January 20, 2026
Mancala Moon ($2.99) by Asa Bowers: Micah, lost in grief and uncertainty, is drawn to a forest where time bends, visions stir, and the past refuses to stay buried. Guided by a silent fox and tested by trials of courage and self-discovery, he must navigate its haunting paths and confront the darkness both around him and within.
This deal is good on January 20, 2026
Bicentennial Summer (The Cottonwood Chronicles Book 1) ($2.99) by Chris Poore: Eleanor & Park meets The Summer I Turned Pretty. High school friends discover growing up isn't all child's play in the first of this coming-of-age trilogy set in 1970s small-town America. We start in the Bicentennial Summer, when the friends will watch their idyllic childhood slip away. By the time the fireworks fade, nothing will ever be the same.
This deal is good on January 20, 2026
Sanctuary Row ($3.99) 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 January 19, 2026
Taking Notes: A Mother’s Healing Journey Through Grief: A Collection of Poems ($2.99) by Lee A. Glasscock: When her daughter’s cancer returned and claimed her life, Lee Glasscock faced the unimaginable. In "Taking Notes," raw, luminous poetry bears witness to grief, survival, and healing—inviting readers to move through pain and into the enduring light of love that never abandons us.
This deal is good on January 19, 2026
The Book of Joseph ($0.99) by David Joseph Gallant: Joseph dies and awakens in Purgatory—a desolate land of dust and fading memory. Desperately searching for the family he left behind, he must piece together the fragments of his life as the final, cosmic battle of Armageddon approaches. Written in a haunting, lyrical style reminiscent of Dante and C.S. Lewis, the novella is a visionary tale of regret, salvation, and a love that transcends death.
This deal is good on January 19, 2026
The New Gatsby: From Gettysburg to Raleigh ($0.99) by B. Scott: In a future Raleigh obsessed with progress, a billionaire clings to a love he lost. Through Evan Hibbing’s eyes, ambition and longing entwine in The New Gatsby, a romantic, literary reflection on memory, devotion, and the cost of chasing the past.
This deal is good on January 19, 2026
Mariya (Empty Mankind Book 1) ($2.99) by Milha Vek: Mariya’s father died in a hospital bed. Milha’s froze in a Russian snowbank. They learned early that love is something taken. By choice or by force. When Mariya and Milha finally meet in Vienna, they recognize the same hollow look in each other's eyes. They are children grown in absence. A literary novella about inherited damage, set across Prague, Salzburg, and the dark places in between.
This deal is good on January 18, 2026
F.'s Story ($0.99) by Yusuf Demir: This is a story humanity has told itself for thousands of years: we do not truly know where we come from, nor where we are headed. The confusion of standing between these two vast unknowns is so profound that it often lasts a lifetime. Yet most of our days quietly dissolve into the routines of ordinary life—unpaid bills, a leaking faucet, worries about next year’s rent...
This deal is good on January 16, 2026
Tourist ($0.99) by Timothy Strong: Fresh out of a mental hospital, Jake returns to Lake Placid as the 1980 Winter Olympics ignite the town. Haunted by his friend’s death and the stigma of illness and poverty, he reconnects with his former love, Laurie. As the USA faces the USSR on the ice, Jake must choose despair—or peace within.
This deal is good on January 15, 2026
Handmaidens of Rock ($2.99) by Linda Gould: Amid the political and social upheavals of the late 1960s, a rock and roll band called Homegrown shakes the rafters of its suburban high school. Three ambitious girls–aspiring journalist Candy, wannabe model Hope, and thespian-musician Theda–appoint themselves the band’s groupies and set off with the musicians on a series of wild adventures.
This deal is good on January 15, 2026
The Great Cosmic Debate: Jesus, Stan, and the Devil Walk into a Talk Show... ($0.99) by Thomas Emerson: Jesus, Buddha, the Devil, and thirty philosophers gather for a YouTube show to debate life's biggest questions. Stan, an insurance adjuster from Kansas, just wants to leave early for his kid's baseball game. While they search for ultimate meaning, the subscriber count keeps climbing. Six dialogues. One confused everyman.
This deal is good on January 15, 2026
The Six Loves of Jack Brown ($0.99) by Danny Mac: Six women reveal Jack's life from their unique perspective. You will learn his highs and lows as his life progresses through the years.
This deal is good on January 14, 2026
The Life & Times of Sarah Good, Accused Witch ($0.99) by Sandra Wagner-Wright: In 1672, Sarah Solart and Ann Carr each contemplate a secure future. But Ann’s husband loses social status to his brother, while Sarah’s life devolves into homelessness until twenty years later, Ann’s husband charges Sarah with witchcraft, and the terror begins.
This deal is good on January 13, 2026
The Watchman's Children ($2.99) by T.A. Barnes: A murdered family. A father obsessed. A family in the crossfire. In a dusty newsroom in a fading American town, one journalist hunts a killer — and his children watch the cost of that pursuit come due. A gripping literary drama for readers who love The Mosquito Coast and The Hotel New Hampshire.
This deal is good on January 13, 2026
A Hundred Magical Reasons ($4.99) by Laura DeNooyer: If you’re a “Wizard of Oz” or “Wicked” fan, come meet the real mastermind behind Oz: author L. Frank Baum. This whimsical, poignant novel is rooted in a girl’s unlikely childhood friendship with Mr. Baum and his influence across four generations. Set in Macatawa Park, Michigan, the story alternates between the early 1900s and 1980.
This deal is good on January 12, 2026
Haiku & Paper: Classical Japanese Poetry Illustrated ($2.99) by Pat Blanche: Discover the timeless beauty of Japanese haiku brought to life through stunning illustrations. Featuring Bashō, Onitsura, Buson, Issa, and 18 other poets, this 100-page collection spans 300 years of poetry. No expertise needed—just pause, breathe, and enjoy.
This deal is good on January 11, 2026
Funny Short Stories for Seniors: 70 Tales, Essays, and Jokes with Witty Illustrations ($0.99) by Bo Kubera: This book brings warmth, laughter, and tenderness—even when it touches on the everyday challenges of seniors.70 short stories, brief essays, and witty illustrations reveal senior life with humor, perspective, and heart. No nostalgia—just feel-good reading for a better mood, a good laugh, and a moment of pure enjoyment. One of a kind on Amazon!
This deal is good on January 11, 2026
The End of the Storm ($0.99) by Michael Laor: A Swedish painter, amid a fraying marriage, seeks to reinvent herself. In the midst of this inner turmoil, she crosses paths, by sheer chance, with an avid hiker who lives in restless devotion to the open trail. What begins as a fleeting encounter unfolds into an unexpected rapport, as each helps the other confront their inner conflict till an unexpected event changes everything.
This deal is good on January 10, 2026
Return to Silkeborg ($2.63) by Vanessa Benford: A stunning debut that tackles complicated subject matter with remarkable nuance and emotional honesty. The dual timeline structure works beautifully, weaving between Abbey’s 1987 year in Denmark and her return for Mads’s funeral decades later. What could have been a simple romance instead becomes a profound meditation on how we reinterpret our past.
This deal is good on January 10, 2026
Everyone Deserves a Home ($0.99) by Baer Charlton: “We weren’t born her children. And she was black before she was white.” Spanning a century of American and European history. Dr. Hannah Mariah Humphrey was born in New Orleans in 1905. As a surgeon, she worked in London from the Depression until after World War II, all while passing for white.
This deal is good on January 8, 2026
Mind How You Go ($0.99) by Nizam Ali: After eight years away, Iris returns to reconcile with her dying father—while hiding her own terminal diagnosis. In a coastal town haunted by her mother's secret affair, she falls for Samuel, a carpenter bound by duty. With months to live, Iris must choose: protect those she loves from grief, or love them fully while there's time.
This deal is good on January 8, 2026
Tou-Pac-A-Lous! ($2.99) by Sylas Graham: Tou-Pac-A-Lous! is a fun and lighthearted look at the literary devices employed by Tupac Shakur. His love of Shakespeare sets the foundation for comparing the works of both masters.
This deal is good on January 6, 2026
Cosplay & Consequence (The Fandom Narratives) ($1.99) by J.C. Sato: Cosplay & Consequence is a raw, New Adult look at the blurred lines between passion and survival. It’s a story for anyone who has ever loved a hobby so much it hurt, and for those who have seen the dark side of the "perfect" convention photo. The novella takes a close look at debt, identity, and the price of chasing an artistic dream in your 20s.
This deal is good on January 6, 2026
The Shadow Witch of Mayfair ($0.99) by Dan T. Sterling-Northcote: Mayfair, 1888. Emily Seymour is an "old maid" with a deadly secret. As the Great Wall falls and monsters invade London, her sarcasm transforms into the fury of a witch. To save her family, she must face hidden fairy cities and the Devil Duke himself. But power has a blood price. Will she save the world, or burn it down? Bridgerton meets The Witcher in this dark Victorian Gothic epic.
This deal is good on January 6, 2026
Imagining More and Other Stories ($0.99) by Panayotis Cacoyannis: JUST OUT! A kaleidoscope of flawed, searching characters, among them actors, writers, and troubled artists, strive to make sense of themselves, their relationships, and their place in the world. “Masterful... superb" - San Francisco Book Review. "Acts of cruelty or betrayal coexist with moments of profound insight or aesthetic clarity." - Kirkus Reviews
This deal is good on January 5, 2026
Mancala Moon ($2.99) by Asa Bowers: Micah, lost in grief and uncertainty, is drawn to a forest where time bends, visions stir, and the past refuses to stay buried. Following cryptic guides and tested by trials of courage, insight, and self-discovery, he must navigate its haunting paths and confront the darkness both around him and within.
This deal is good on January 5, 2026
The Last Stars in the Sky (Lost Lake Book 1) ($0.99) by Kate Hewitt: What do you do when the worst thing in the world happens to your family? A gripping, beautiful story that will break your heart from a million-copy bestselling author. For fans of Boo Walker, Where the Forest Meets the Stars, and Julianne MacLean.
This deal is good on January 3, 2026
Glimmer ($2.99) by Sam Aleks: Glimmer follows the story of Onra Kang, a troubled arsonist with a checkered past, trying to change her ways. Haunted by her burn scars, Onra navigates old relationships and struggles through compulsions in the hope of discovering a new sense of peace.
This deal is good on January 3, 2026
Crushing Little Things ($0.99) by Amy Meitz: Juliette Valentine is a cunning, complex, and pathological child prodigy. At just fourteen years old, this elite gymnast manages to weaponise the family dog, create a rabies panic in her small town, initiate a CPS investigation into her own mother, and successfully hunt, capture, trap, and tame Jonathon, the boy next door.
This deal is good on January 2, 2026
Words to Think. Or to Sing. ($0.99) by Intensia: An award-winning collection of lyrical fragments featuring approachable, minimalistic lines. These rare early moments invite readers into an intimate first look at sonorous art as it begins to breathe. For those who enjoy heartfelt pop music, modern poetry, and creative journeys. A moment for reflection, inspiration, and connection.
This deal is good on January 2, 2026
The Garden Left Behind ($2.99) by Paulette Lake: Burnt out and adrift, crisis counselor Nora Whitaker inherits a dilapidated cottage in the Blue Ridge Mountains. As she restores her great-aunt's overgrown garden with the help of widower Walter, Nora uncovers family secrets and discovers that healing—and love—can bloom even in life's second act.
This deal is good on January 2, 2026
(Mostly) True Tales From Birchmont Village ($0.99) by Peter J. Stavros: Ring in the New Year with the quirky residents of Birchmont Village as they face one perceived catastrophe and calamity after another, yet these neighbors always find a way to join together to help each other! Based on the series of delightful short stories that first appeared in The Saturday Evening Post. For fans of Mayberry and Lake Wobegon!
This deal is good on January 1, 2026
She Hums Like Mercy ($0.99) by Ashley Broussard: She Hums Like Mercy is a haunting Southern-Gothic novel about Harper Guidry, a food stylist rebuilding her life after escaping a famed musician’s shadow. Told across decades, it’s a story of love, survival, and inheritance, where silence becomes a language, and every song leaves an echo that refuses to fade.
This deal is good on December 31, 2025