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 confronting gangsters, actors, and high society. Sensible Rae lies about her age. Gorgeous Lily aims for a rich husband. Reckless, Delia takes off her clothes for the camera. Publishers Weekly said, “Betrayal, jealousy, and lovesick suitors power a fast-moving plot.”

This deal is good on September 30, 2021

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The Enlightenment of Esther ($3.99) by Joshua Berkov: Elderly Esther Kellerman has a penchant for accidentally driving her Cadillac DeVille into her neighbors’ mailboxes. Her latest mishap leads her to the doorstep of some mysterious new residents. With a touch of humor and a lot of heartfelt warmth, Esther must unravel the secrets of these new residents, secrets that will change her own life forever.

This deal is good on September 30, 2021

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The Fauna and Flora of Distanced Lands ($0.99) by Pavel Nevulski: A satirical look at the world of social isolation, lockdown, and shielding told through the intrepid, if not entirely rational, Victorian explorer known as ‘PWN’. Who exactly is PWN and where did the aliens come from?

This deal is good on September 30, 2021

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The Witches’ Prison ($0.99) by Maria Melo: Lapsed witch Petra is using magic again at a writers’ retreat, to summon women once imprisoned there. Fellow guest Clodagh is also seeing visions -of her ghost doppelgänger- and disappears, terrified. Petra is blamed, and sets out on a search for Clodagh, taking her back to places from her troubled childhood, where the urge for vengeance is strong.

This deal is good on September 30, 2021

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A Small Hotel ($2.99) by Suanne Laqueur: Suanne Laqueur’s eighth novel takes readers on a journey through World War II, and the events that shape an American family’s weakest moments and finest hours. A Small Hotel illuminates the experience of ordinary people thrown into extraordinary circumstances, and their once-in-a-generation camaraderie, courage and resiliency.

This deal is good on September 28, 2021

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They Make Movies ($0.99) by George Thomas Clark: These stories combine fiction and history to portray the stimulating but often troubled lives and careers of noted actors, actresses, and directors. Humphrey Bogart, Clark Gable, Chadwick Boseman, Bette Davis, Marilyn Monroe, Halle Berry, Alfred Hitchcock, Clint Eastwood, and Spike Lee are among the stars who face challenges real and imaginary.

This deal is good on September 28, 2021

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The Invisibles ($2.99) by Rachel Dacus: Sisters Elinor and Saffron inherit a cottage in Italy and must agree to either sell or stay. But the resident family spirit has a view, and unexpected romance sways them until one shocking night changes everything for the sisters and their new loves.

This deal is good on September 28, 2021

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CRUMP ($0.99) by JP Gunby: Crump was the 47th President of the United States, and as it happened, he was also the billionaire founder of Crumpburger. Although his second term in office was coming to a close, Crump had no intention of giving up his lucrative sideline as the leader of the free world to anyone, and especially not to the Democratic presidential candidate, Smilin’ Mo Fudrucker.

This deal is good on September 28, 2021

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The Gravedigger’s Guild ($0.99) by Susan E. Farris: Family is forever… until it isn’t. As storm clouds gather, estranged sisters Quinn and Maggie have one last chance to lay the past to rest at their mother’s funeral. But secrets from the past loom large, threatening to tear them apart again.

This deal is good on September 25, 2021

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Picasso’s Motorcycle ($0.99) by Marc Sercomb: An unexpected gift of an old motorcycle with a tragically romantic past hurls a young orphan into the thick of things as war breaks out and his life changes forever. Half-French/half-German Daniel must find a way to survive in a world that mercy seems to have abandoned.

This deal is good on September 25, 2021

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The Munich Girl ($2.99) by Phyllis Edgerly Ring: Anna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father’s war-trophy portrait of Eva Braun. Fifty years after WW2, she discovers what he never did—that her mother and Hitler’s wife were friends. Plunged into the treacherous years of Nazi Germany, she uncovers a web of long-buried secrets.“Hard to put down… Harder to forget.” Ink Drop Reviews

This deal is good on September 24, 2021

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Never Going Home ($0.99) by Jeff Marlowe: Din Swift just quit his job. No notice, no other work. Now what? Never Going Home explores the cost of asking questions of the modern economy and disposable workforce. Even friendships can fall and fall hard if we dare to challenge the boss or who gives us “ours,” even if at their whim alone. America on decline, denial unraveled.

This deal is good on September 24, 2021

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Hack ($3.99) by Jeb Stewart Harrison: A wacky, twisty-turns tale of a wily artist heading off the cliff of his life. One heck of a ride, vivid and amiably profane.

This deal is good on September 24, 2021

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50 States ($4.99) by Richard R. Becker: “A stellar debut with 50 States! I stayed for Richard’s imaginative writing that made me feel as though I was really beside these characters and experiencing their pain and joy. I fell in love with how each short story packs a punch and is memorable on its own.” — Readers’ Favorite

This deal is good on September 21, 2021

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To The Stars ($3.99) by Shannon Bradley-Colleary: Secrets. Lies. Unrequited love. And one unforgettable friendship all percolate in a small farming town in Oklahoma circa 1961. 17-year-old Iris Deerborne is the beaten-down outcast both at home and at school, until stunning New Girl, Maggie Richmond, blows into town and changes it all. Until Maggie’s secret is revealed, and the repercussions unspool in dangerous ways.

This deal is good on September 21, 2021

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Burning Ground (Frontier Time Traveler Book 1) ($0.99) by D.A. Galloway: A young man’s journey through the future Yellowstone National Park in 1871 is marred by tragedy in a geyser basin, a grizzly bear attack, and hostile Blackfeet Indians. But he also finds love with a Crow woman. A historical fiction novel inspired by actual events!

This deal is good on September 21, 2021

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Call it Kismet ($2.99) by Heather Hummel Gallagher: From the New York Book Festival award-winning author of Whispers from the Heart comes Call it Kismet, a powerhouse of speculative women’s literature. If you like complex characters, a touch of magical realism, and considering what could have been, then you’ll adore Heather Hummel Gallagher’s swerving story.

This deal is good on September 21, 2021

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Starting for Home (Rocky Mountain Front Book 5) ($0.99) by Casey Dawes: Succeeding in the oil industry obsesses her. A friend’s tragic accident makes her face the truth. Is her future going to bring joy? Or destruction? If you like western women’s fiction and family sagas, buy this standalone book today and join those who have already discovered the strengths and loves of the Beck family.

This deal is good on September 15, 2021

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Shadows Unveiled (The Shadows Trilogy Book 1) ($0.99) by Amanda Berthault: A singer has faked his death to become a traveling pool hustler. He crosses paths with a teenage runaway and fan of his former band. Their cross-country road trip turns into a dangerous struggle to hide from the police and stay alive. “Dark, emotional drama combined with good old road-trip Americana.” author Matt McAvoy

This deal is good on September 15, 2021

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The Trailer Behind the Garage ($0.99) by Todd Davis: Can the Jensen kids make it on their own after their parents’ deaths? When Sophie becomes the family leader upon turning 17, the family experiences a variety of life events – at times funny, sweet, and challenging – as they figure out how to be a family without parents, even if it means including an outsider and maybe a little romance along the way.

This deal is good on September 15, 2021

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The Bad Seed ($0.99) by Rita H Rowe: How can love thrive in a town filled with discrimination and hate?

This deal is good on September 15, 2021

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Exploratory Tales ($0.99) by Laura Clementz: “I loved each chapter and the progress of Exploratory Tales… A perfect feel-good story! I loved it!” —Rabia Tanveer for Reader’s Favorite. One story intertwining two fables that pull you in with adventures, then leave you enlightened. Mikita and Gareth find themselves on journeys to discover who they are and their unique path. Will they succeed?

This deal is good on September 14, 2021

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Choosing To Kill ($3.99) by Rosa Kino: Life in the United States is exciting and cruel at the same time for the young lady as she tries to establish her business and romantic connection in the new country. Her perfect match turns out to be an abusive type, and the pretty redhead is losing her patience.

This deal is good on September 14, 2021

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Samantha (Girls in the City) ($2.99) by Suzanne Jenkins: After graduating from medical school, single parent Samantha Karas and her daughter, Adelaide leave Chicago for a longed-for residency in Detroit where she’ll be close to her family again. With one goal in mind aside from her daughter, her focus is to finish the rigorous obstetrics residency, with no notions of ever getting involved again. But then she meets Detroit cop Mike Khan…

This deal is good on September 14, 2021

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Preserving Peace in Our Family ($2.99) by Adrienne Mushiya Kalamba: Based on a true family story, “Preserving Peace in Our Family” is a bilingual (English and French) poetry book that portrays members of a modern Congolese family. Inspired by some memorable events of her childhood, the author invites us to reflect upon our own family while diving into each poem. Enjoy this short but profound read and get inspired!

This deal is good on September 14, 2021

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The Rock and the Raindrop ($0.99) by Bjorn Wythette: Metaphysics, Philosophy, Spirituality, and Whimsy. Written from nature’s point of view, this delightful tale is an exploration of the many ways God reveals Himself to us through nature. Bjorn takes us on a remarkable journey into the underpinnings of life and the wonders of creation with a touch of poetic charm and a few improbable characters.

This deal is good on September 12, 2021

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Mothers of Pine Way (Pine Valley Book 2) ($0.99) by Corrine Ardoin: A multi-generational family drama in small-town America with vivid descriptions and a focus on strong female protagonists, love, and courage. Candelaria’s power lies trapped within her rage. With the support of her daughter, her spiritual counselor, and the loving connection to her mother, Candelaria navigates the mysteries of life and death.

This deal is good on September 12, 2021

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Harry Harambee’s Kenyan Sundowner ($0.99) by Gerald Everett Jones: I greatly appreciate your interest in Harry Harambee’s Kenyan Sundowner. I do hope you’ll decide to read the book and that you’re touched by Harry’s story. He goes from being a passive observer and tourist to an involved and committed resident. I hope you find inspiration in these pages! Carry on and fear not! Regards, Gerald.

This deal is good on September 11, 2021

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Tory Roof (Sutherland Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Jill C. Baker: In trying to sell a vintage home, Sarah encounters Terrence, a fiery Revolutionary War agitator posing as a Loyalist. Drawn to him physically and emotionally, she slips into her former self, becoming a resister, writer, and soon-to-be mother.

This deal is good on September 11, 2021

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Her Final Stage ($3.99) by Michael Felty: Special Agent Dr. Erin Mayfield’s first case since being forced to leave the CDC by her father, a US senator, is to track down the mysterious source of a cure for cancer. A powerful NK cellular structure is found in several children who attended the same summer camp for terminally ill leukemia patients. Are doctors experimenting on children?

This deal is good on September 11, 2021

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Old Water ($0.99) by John Hansen: Avery Jankcovic had always been a moral law-abiding man but then came the drought. His wife prayed that it would end. So did their preacher but it kept on punishing the land and the people like they had it coming. The severity of it and all that it brought helped to ease Avery’s conscience–for a little while anyway.

This deal is good on September 11, 2021

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