Deep Calling Deep (The Psalm Series Book 3) ($0.99) by Carole Towriss: When the gods of Rome fail him, Praetorian Prefect Sextus Burrus is drawn to the seemingly inexhaustible peace of his Jewish prisoner, the Apostle Paul. When Timothy hears Paul is arrested, he rushes to Rome. He struggles to make sense of it all, when an unexpected crisis requires him to reexamine everything,

This deal is good on September 1, 2018

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Oldies but Goodies ($0.99) by Bernadette Tabor Pruitt: Three friends escape their Texas retirement home to right the wrongs of their pasts. In a borrowed yellow Camaro, they’re off on a wild, sad, comic adventure, a road trip like no other. If you enjoyed Jonas Jonasson’s “The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed out the Window and Disappeared,” you will love “Oldies but Goodies.”

This deal is good on September 1, 2018

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Persons of Consequence ($0.99) by K. D. Hume: Dissatisfied with her mediocre college life, Mildred distracts herself with Lucia Miller, millennial muse and mystery girl. Their fragile friendship is threatened when a charismatic philosopher draws Lucia into a burgeoning cult in the woods. As tensions and passions spark, Mildred becomes desperate to protect Lucia from her most ardent admirers.

This deal is good on September 1, 2018

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The Fox ($4.50) by M. N. J. Butler: “One of the ten best novels ever written about the ancient Greeks.” —historicalnovels.info. Bastard Spartan prince Leotychides must contend for his throne, and for the laws and customs of his declining city.

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Forever Finley ($1.99) by Holly Schindler: In the mysterious small town of Finley, dreams come true, wishes are granted, and second chances are unearthed. What is behind all this good fortune? Are mystical forces at work? And what does it all have to do with the age-old legend surrounding Finley—a tale involving a brave Civil War soldier and the sweetheart he never got to marry?

This deal is good on August 25, 2018

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Small Great Things ($3.99) by Jodi Picoult: A #1 New York Times Bestseller! With richly layered characters and a gripping moral dilemma that will lead readers to question everything they know about privilege, power, and race, ‘Small Great Things’ is the stunning new page-turner from Jodi Picoult.

This deal is good on August 25, 2018

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A Class Apart (A Matter of Class Book 1) ($0.99) by Susie Murphy: 1828: Ireland is in turmoil as Irish tenants protest against their upper-class English landlords. Friends since childhood, heiress Bridget and stable hand Cormac are on opposite sides of the class divide – and so society says they shouldn’t fall in love. On an estate rife with unrest, can their childhood attachment blossom into something more?

This deal is good on August 25, 2018

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Schooled! ($2.99) by Matthew Rockwood: This fast-paced novel shines a light on the hidden underbelly of a divided New York City Public School system. Based on a true story, readers have called SCHOOLED! “a page-turner” “eye-opening and heart wrenching” and “essential reading if you want clarity on the biggest social challenge…the country must ultimately resolve.”

This deal is good on August 25, 2018

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Silver Linings ($1.99) by Debbie Macomber: Set in Cedar Cove’s charming Rose Harbor Inn, Debbie Macomber’s captivating new novel follows innkeeper Jo Marie and two new guests as they seek healing and comfort, revealing that every cloud has a silver lining, even when it seems difficult to find.

This deal is good on August 24, 2018

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The Biographies of Ordinary People (Vol. 1) ($3.03) by Nicole Dieker: A Millennial-era Little Women that follows three sisters from 1989 to the present. Library Journal Self-e Selection and IndieReader Approved, with five stars from Foreword Clarion Reviews: “This first volume is deeply satisfying.”

This deal is good on August 24, 2018

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The Last Checkout ($0.99) by Peter Besson: In the near future, suicide is permissible in legally sanctioned ‘Last Resorts’. You can check in, but you can only check out feet first. Ansel Greyson is ready to take the last step – until he meets the love of his life. Who just checked in herself.

This deal is good on August 24, 2018

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Big in Japan ($0.99) by Jennifer Griffith: When oversize Texas statistician Buck Cooper gets shanghaied to Tokyo for a family emergency, he never expects he will become Japan’s first blond sumo wrestler. Or face down larger-than-life enemies. Or find love. “Quick and highly entertaining” —Chris Stewart, New York Times best-selling author.

This deal is good on August 24, 2018

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The Inheritance ($1.99) by Christine Sleeter: Family loyalty clashes with a moral stance. What would you do if you discovered you inherited stolen goods? Elementary school teacher Denise faces difficult choices regarding her values, her love life, her relationship with her family, and her work as a teacher when she confronts her ancestors’ role in colonization of Indigenous peoples’ land.

This deal is good on August 23, 2018

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Dial 323 LOVE ($0.99) by C.M. Arnold: A kindhearted young man from the outskirts of Memphis meets a coldhearted woman from LA. His aspiration is his Achilles’ heel. Manipulation is her forte. Follow AJ Brooks as he navigates the moral impasses and emotional pitfalls of his newfound occupation.

This deal is good on August 23, 2018

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Frozen Butterflies ($4.99) by Simona Grossi: Susan Blanc—loner, insomniac, and LA-based professor of psychology—meets Nick on a sleepless night. While browsing through his books, Susan comes across a lost, worn notebook. As Susan and Nick read through the notebook, their stories melt with its author’s story, triggering a maelstrom of passion, sex, lies, and self-discovery that spans years.

This deal is good on August 23, 2018

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Night Music ($0.99) by Deanna Lynn Sletten: In 1970, Joe came home from the Vietnam War craving a peaceful, small-town life. He never imagined he’d be swept up into the anti-war movement or meet his dream girl, Char. As the chaos of the times surrounds them, Joe and Char struggle to accept the past and move forward with their futures.

This deal is good on August 22, 2018

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Wings of Wax ($2.99) by Apollo Papafrangou: Aspiring illustrator Angelo Koutouvalis is known for his near-flawless sketches, yet he can’t seem to render the picture-perfect life he desires. He believes the secret to gaining fulfillment lies in traveling to Greece for a reunion with his estranged father, who can pass on the mysterious ways of the kamaki—the classic Mediterranean ladies’ man.

This deal is good on August 22, 2018

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Somewhere Out There ($3.99) by Margo Bond Collins and Various Authors: The more than 150 independent authors, editors, artists, and promoters involved in this charity volume series are donating 100% of all net proceeds to non-profit organizations supporting immigrant families detained at the United States borders, particularly charities working to reunite children separated from parents and organizations working to provide legal and humanitarian aid.

This deal is good on August 21, 2018

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Rosa (The Driftless Unsolicited Novella Series Book 4) ($1.99) by Barbara de la Cuesta: Darkly witty and compulsively readable, Barbara de la Cuesta’s novella lets us into the private life and secret thoughts of Rosa, an undocumented home health aide grappling with menopause and her unruly body, as she moves her life out of the margins and into the sun with the power of confession.

This deal is good on August 21, 2018

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Love Who: Ian and Holly ($2.99) by Karen T. Murolo: Nicky has fallen in love with two completely different people. One is Kat, a woman 15 years older than him. The other is his college roommate, Ian. What happens when the three of them decide to make a life together, raising daughters Holly and Lila, at a café by the shore? And what becomes of Ian and Holly when Nicky is gone but his secrets return to haunt them?

This deal is good on August 21, 2018

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Basketball and Football ($0.99) by George Thomas Clark: In a feast for those who love basketball and football, George Thomas Clark offers stories about some of the sports’ greatest luminaries: Wilt Chamberlain, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, John Wooden, Bill Walsh, O.J. Simpson, and others. Issues of alcoholism, substance abuse, and domestic violence are also examined. Half the stories are straight nonfiction and others are satirical pieces guided by the unwavering hand of an inspired storyteller.

This deal is good on August 21, 2018

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Hollywood Daze ($0.99) by Simona Moroni: Halloween, 2014: she arrived in Los Angeles. Hollywood Forever Cemetery, June 2015: A freshly dug grave. After a traumatic breakup, the confused and often drunk Mona finds herself in LA. Her brother, an up-and-coming director, finds his career at stake and Mona is determined to bend the town at her own will. But everything spirals out of control and Mona is about to put the person she cares about most in mortal danger.

This deal is good on August 17, 2018

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Crime Rhymes ($0.99) by Dixie J. Whitted: Do you love limericks, punny poems, sinister situations, and quirky cartoons? Then don’t miss this! Includes chapters devoted to general mayhem, Lizzie Borden, and Sherlock Holmes, plus a bonus short story at the end: “The Adventure of the Stainless Spinster,” Holmes’ take on the Borden case. Filled with good, clean, lighthearted (murderous) fun…

This deal is good on August 17, 2018

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When The Well Runs Dry ($0.99) by M J Dees: Olivia finds herself running the only city that has not succumbed to the civil war that’s enveloped the country. She suspects that either her husband or her father is trying to kill her but she is not sure which to trust. How can she overcome the insurgency and save her relationships?

This deal is good on August 17, 2018

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Crooked Grow the Trees ($4.99) by Carmel Hanes: Bored with happily ever after and fluffy beach reads? Try this raw, but real, story with deep characters, vivid imagery, beautiful prose, and page-turning emotional suspense. In a world full of drama and trauma, will anyone “win”? A perfect read for those who like to feel and think, or for book clubs who love to share extraordinary reads.

This deal is good on August 17, 2018

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Delilah, My Woman ($0.99) by M. F. Sullivan: In 1992, young artist Richard Vasko meets an intoxicating older woman: within months, he has killed his mother, and painted a picture in her blood. Richard spends a lifetime trying to piece together what happened until the woman of his dreams contacts him out of nowhere. Her name is Delilah and, he soon discovers, she has a key to his apartment.

This deal is good on August 14, 2018

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Waiting for Gabriella (With a Surprising Ending Book 4) ($4.50) by Rose Fox: After many years of trying to conceive, they adopted little Gabriella, but things didn’t go according to the plan. When the girl was 14 years old, they found her room empty. Will they ever recover from such a devastating loss?

This deal is good on August 14, 2018

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The One-Way Time Traveler ($2.99) by Tom DeMarco: A seemingly jinxed love story: Lovers separated by centuries. Could there be an upbeat ending? (Don’t bet against it.) From the Harvey Ardman review: “entertaining, thought-provoking and unabashedly erotic.”

This deal is good on August 14, 2018

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Andalusian in Jerusalem ($0.99) by Mois Benarroch: A writer must follow his books… In this novel, they lead a Spanish writer into the streets of Jerusalem, where he is confronted by an old woman convinced that he’s her son who disappeared in the Lebanon war. “I enjoyed this book immensely. As an Argentinean, it reminded me at times of the fantastic worlds of Jorge Luis Borges…but with the added condiment of a brilliant sense of humour.” —Reviewer

This deal is good on August 14, 2018

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