Killer Kowalski Takes the Mat ($2.99) by Don Eron: All Biggie Bluestone wants is to keep the world at arm’s length until the Illinois high school wrestling championship comes in February, when he’ll beat the legendary Rick Berkenmeier (whose picture he’s taped to the freezer door), fulfilling his obsessive lifelong dream. But the world has other ideas.

This deal is good on November 18, 2025

Theory Markspurn ($3.99) by L.C. Mitchell: Theory Markspurn is a haunting literary sports novel about a female college volleyball star whose mind starts to crumble as she chases perfection. When a mysterious book about her life appears, Theory must confront buried memories and the truth behind her own unraveling or risk losing her grip on reality entirely. Think Rudy meets Black Swan.

This deal is good on November 18, 2025

Just Say Yes (Half Moon Yoga Romance Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Michelle Stevens: She made her peace with loss. He’s haunted by trauma. Can these fifty-somethings discover life is just beginning? If you like tortured heroes, learning to love yourself, and second chances later in life, then you’ll adore this sizzling story of starting over. This heart-warming contemporary romance is a perfect cozy fall read.

This deal is good on November 18, 2025

Peace is Violence ($0.99) by Alexander Hamilton: A gripping, lyrical journey through grief, memory, and quiet resilience. When loss shatters his world, one man must confront the ghosts, choices, and hidden truths that shape him. Peace Is Violence is a haunting, cinematic odyssey for fans of McCarthy and Coelho.

This deal is good on November 18, 2025

The Marriage Audit ($0.99) by Ashley Broussard: A marriage on the brink. Twelve questions. One day to decide what’s worth saving. The Marriage Audit is a gripping, emotionally charged novel about love, silence, and the fragile work of beginning again, told through a structured audit that exposes secrets, grief, and the hope of starting over.

This deal is good on November 17, 2025

Circle: Letters to My Younger Self ($0.99) by Eliot Popkin: The best-selling debut from business coach, motivational speaker, and songwriter Eliot Popkin. Eliot is channeling the wisdom he has gained into his memoir, Circle. Eliot takes readers on a journey from his boyhood as an abused, unhappy, frightened child to adulthood, where he learned to recognize, honor, and trust all the gifts life has given him.

This deal is good on November 17, 2025

Detective Lola Harris Mysteries (British Crime Thriller Box Sets Books 1-3) ($0.99) by Daniel Sellers: Get three utterly gripping crime mysteries full of twists. Fans of Matt Brolly, Nadine Matheson, Alex Gray, Ian Rankin, Caro Ramsay, and Denise Mina will devour this page-turning crime series.

This deal is good on November 15, 2025

The Marooned ($4.99) by Onyemaechi C. Ukaegbu: Three lives, three worlds, one question: what is the point of it all? Blending realism, screenplay, and sci-fi, The Marooned is a haunting exploration of memory, exile, and the fragile hope for meaning and being remembered.

This deal is good on November 15, 2025

The Traveler ($4.49) by Ovidiu M. Ionel: A poetic and visionary novel about a nameless traveler crossing surreal landscapes shaped by thought and memory. The Traveler explores identity, time, and the edge of reality itself—inviting readers on a journey of self-discovery where every step is a question.

This deal is good on November 15, 2025

The Outcast ($2.99) by D L Whipple: In 1963, a brutal assault on a young girl shakes the tight-knit community of Banning, Iowa, to its core, putting two boys in the crosshairs of the community's rush to judgment. One struggles to protect the victim while the other seeks to destroy her. “GET IT.” - Kirkus Reviews. "5 STARS." - Historical Fiction Company. "HIGHLY RECOMMENDED." - Midwest Book Reviews

This deal is good on November 15, 2025

Umbrellas in the Jungle ($0.99) by Tony Carter: 'Umbrellas in the Jungle' is a compilation of mostly humorous short stories written during nine months of travel in South America. All stories are based on real events, some merely observed, whilst others are experienced directly. The book is laced with exaggeration, nonsense, dry wit, and playfulness. A fun read full of detail, description, and humor.

This deal is good on November 8, 2025

Precession: Pisces-Aquarius-Capricorn ($0.99) by Derryl Flynn: Embark on an extraordinary journey through three aeons of time, measured by the astrological movement of the zodiacal constellations. PRECESSION weaves together three compelling stories that are esoterically linked with a silver symbol that becomes a token of eternal friendship, a talisman for hope and survival, and the object of myth and legend

This deal is good on November 7, 2025

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 weaponize 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 November 7, 2025

Mijo: We Bend, Not Break ($2.99) by Francisco Castillo: Three generations of Mexican men carry unspoken pain across borders and time. "Mijo: We Bend, Not Break" is a moving story of fathers, sons, and the silence between them—where masculinity, love, and healing collide to show that bending isn’t weakness; it’s how we finally learn to heal.

This deal is good on November 5, 2025

A Line In The Sand ($2.99) by A Mohit: On the day of her graduation ceremony, Irene’s life takes a dramatic turn when she learns that her American parents adopted her when she was just a few months old. She must visit her country of birth to discover her past, but her homeland is in chaos and lawlessness. A friend warns her of the dangers of going there. What will she do?

This deal is good on November 4, 2025

Alias Tomorrow ($4.99) by Anthony Caplan: Alias Tomorrow interweaves literary and science fiction to explore themes of family and the struggle for authentic expression in a rapidly changing world. Two intertwined stories illuminate each other in surprising ways, blurring the lines between reality and fiction, and raising profound questions about our need for connection.

This deal is good on November 4, 2025

Unconditional: A Story of Fatherhood, Lost Love, and Lifelong Friendship ($0.99) by Stephen Kogon: One man’s world changes in an instant when tragedy makes him a father overnight. With help from his best friend, Matthew learns that love, not blood, defines family. Spanning eighteen years, Unconditional is a powerful story of loss, friendship, and the enduring bond between a father and daughter.

This deal is good on November 4, 2025

Winterman's Letter ($3.99) by Alan R M Thrush: A letter lost to the advancing enemy must find its way home to the woman for whom it was written, a soldier's anxious lover. And the man who wrote it is missing. If carefully crafted mystery mixed with battle action and romance is what you like, if you need to feel drawn in, becoming a part of Flanders' bloody fighting, then this book is for you.

This deal is good on November 2, 2025

Mirrors ($2.99) by Patricia Saunders: 'Mirrors' is a beautiful and memorable collection of poems. Each poem leaves this reader with a profound sense of peace and calm, and pleasure, particularly in the bittersweet section: Mirrors of Love. Throughout, the poems project a combination of deep visualizations and tender depth that will long remain with the reader.

This deal is good on November 2, 2025

A Christmas Carol, Deluxe Commentary Edition ($0.99) by Charles Dickens: The greatest tale of transformation and redemption in all literature! This special new, full-color edition of A CHRISTMAS CAROL includes, for the first time, commentary by Ebenezer himself. Also included is an excerpt from the prequel, A CHRISTMAS OVERTURE, by S.R. Buckel. God bless us, everyone!

This deal is good on November 2, 2025

Jacqueline's Tears: Book 4 in the Phenomenological Detective series ($3.99) by Elizabeth Mostyn: Patrice and his team investigate the blackmail of a Prima ballerina at the Palais Garnier, and Pucelle, on another of M Robert’s baroque cases, goes undercover in the Paris vodou community. Tension heightens as the Covid pandemic hits, and the government adopts a strict regime. How can they work on complex crimes and keep the peace at the same time?

This deal is good on October 31, 2025

The Guardians of Genre (The Library Saga Book 1) ($0.99) by Cliff Ball: A library where stories come alive, and librarians are the last line of defense.

This deal is good on October 31, 2025

Marianne: A Sense and Sensibility Sequel ($0.99) by Alice McVeigh: Marianne returns to town, newly wealthy and besieged by admirers, despite her resolve to remain single. When her sister Margaret finds herself on trial, Marianne needs every friend she has—including the charismatic Henry Crawford and John Willoughby himself.

This deal is good on October 28, 2025

The Deadly Dives: Murders in Paradise (Detective Michael Richter Justice Novel Book 1) ($0.99) by Frederick Dechow: Beauty Can Hide Deadly Secrets. In the shadow of swaying palms and postcard beaches, a deadly threat looms. The Deadly Dives follows the Richter family as they begin a new life in Hawaii - only to find themselves entangled in a chilling conspiracy. When a student drowns in an 'accident', Michael Richter uses his skills as a former military & police detective to penetrate the web of deceit.

This deal is good on October 28, 2025

The Fox and the Badger ($4.99) by Steven Donahue: Return to those thrilling days of yesteryear with the new Western book The Fox and the Badger. Father James "Fox" Sayers and cowboy Robert "Badger" Davis set out to rescue a kidnapped nun in 1880s Kansas. Members of Badger's former gang abduct the innocent woman, and it's up to the priest and the former outlaw to bring her home alive.

This deal is good on October 28, 2025

Black Dirt, Bright Stars (The Haugen Saga Book 2) ($1.99) by Will Weaver: Forgiveness or revenge? That is the question for the Haugen family–and for us all.

This deal is good on October 27, 2025

Gajarah ($0.99) by Somia Sadiq: A coming-of-age novel of a Pakistani woman who discovers the transformative healing power of storytelling.

This deal is good on October 27, 2025