The Gray Between Us ($0.99) by L. Nora: When Jade's baby is born with unexpected features, secrets buried deep within her family's past come to light. As her world unravels, she must confront love, identity, and truth to protect the future. A moving tale of legacy, self-discovery, and generational healing.
This deal is good on August 19, 2025
Hello, Old Friend: Awright Auld Mukker ($2.99) by Joseph Tristan: It is a story about friendship and the lessons it has taught you throughout your life. It is about family, friends, faith, love, and how life is incomplete unless you bond all four together.
This deal is good on August 18, 2025
The Secret Gift: A Story of Enhancing the Future of Humanity ($2.99) by Joseph Tristan: Landon Rief learns from a mysterious stranger that he was born with a secret gift. It is now his time to utilize that gift to enhance the future of humanity. Join Landon as he travels to Germany, England, Ireland, Scotland, and the USA. This story will warm your heart as you travel with Landon to different countries. You will not be disappointed.
This deal is good on August 16, 2025
Fairytale ($0.99) by Eleanor Wells: A young writer’s decades-long quest to chronicle ’90s icon Olive Sherman reveals the dark underbelly of fame. From glittering success to scandal and heartbreak, Fairytale explores celebrity, legacy, and the price of artistic expression in an emotional, reflective oral history.
This deal is good on August 16, 2025
The Last Hunt (The Last Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Christian Sebastian: A hunting tale that's really about life's bigger pursuits. Dying Silas climbs Montana's mountains with young Eli, wrestling with 78 years of choices while teaching the boy about patience, loss, and inherited dreams. Literary fiction exploring how we learn from our mistakes, our elders, and the obsessions we can't escape.
This deal is good on August 16, 2025
Making Sense of it: Living for Peace (The Sense of It Book 3) ($0.99) by Linda DeGree: William loves Margie. Margie has no doubt she loves William. Her dilemma? Margie is unsure that she can adjust to farm life. She knows every family member is needed on a family farm. She dreams of teaching and doing social justice. William has faith that they can combine their dreams to have a fulfilling life together. How?
This deal is good on August 15, 2025
The Otero County Disclosure ($3.99) by Huey Hawke: Inspired by real-life events, influenced by the biggest question of all, and intuiting the global chaos of the late 2020s, the story follows Norman and his disabled teen daughter, Ex, as they grapple with the true nature of our reality, a world beyond the material, and the current state of our society.
This deal is good on August 15, 2025
Breaking The Chain ($0.99) by Mike Bertok: At Colehour High, losing was expected. No Chicago public school had ever won a football championship until Pat Brogan believed they could. In a tough neighborhood, the team faced more than grueling practices - wild pranks, first loves, racism, and neighborhood feuds. Could they defy the odds? 'Breaking The Chain' is the ultimate underdog story.
This deal is good on August 15, 2025
Madam Muldoon's Garden (Those Resilient Muldoons Book 2) ($4.35) by E. V. Sparrow: In 1866, Ireland, Orla Muldoon is a determined fighter for her family and a misfit survivor of self-hatred. If only God had noticed her plight before she scarred herself. Hopefully, He will continue to ignore her while she rescues everyone she can with her scathingly brilliant plans.
This deal is good on August 15, 2025
Still Doing Time ($2.99) by Wanda Adams Fischer: Former minor-league baseball player Jimmy Bailer leaves prison after serving time for a crime he didn't commit. Little does he know that his life behind bars will follow him as he attempts to start a new life, and how that will impact his mother and sister, as they deal with life's everyday challenges, as well as crime and intrigue.
This deal is good on August 14, 2025
Arc of the Universe ($4.99) by Nikki Alexander: How do you design a system of government from scratch when you've lost faith in government itself? In a thought-provoking contemporary fiction debut, a Black law professor has the chance to design a system of government for an experimental settlement. Can she regain faith in democracy after a police stop gone wrong destroys trust in institutions?
This deal is good on August 14, 2025
A Rumpus at The Bottoms ($2.99) by KW Williamson: When DeMaine Developers move in to build thousands of houses around Rosebottom village, the Parish Council kick up a stink - blackmail at No 10; dynamite at dawn & Butch's Bottom Bangers put up a hell of a fight. Political sleaze brings a smile to your face! And read Between the Lines, a 32pp Secret Report available before it hits News at Ten.
This deal is good on August 14, 2025
A Hundred Magical Reasons ($4.99) by Laura DeNooyer: If you’re a “Wizard of Oz” or “Wicked” fan, 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 August 13, 2025
All the Empty Rooms ($0.99) by Sara Geiersbach: A woman shaped by a silent childhood falls for an older man, mistaking control for love. All the Empty Rooms explores generational trauma, abuse, and the painful journey of reclaiming oneself after losing identity in another. Themes include domestic abuse, coercion, and pregnancy loss.
This deal is good on August 12, 2025
Emily: The Girl They Unwrote ($0.99) by Dilaware Khan: Emily is what happens when Sylvia Plath’s voice tries to survive inside George Orwell’s regime. In a cold asylum, labeled mad, she fights to remember what they forced her to forget. A haunting tale of memory, gaslighting, and survival for fans of The Bell Jar and 1984.
This deal is good on August 12, 2025
The 2nd Mum ($2.99) by Jennifer Isilda: A heartfelt story inspired by loss, The 2nd Mum follows widower Ted and his children as they grieve Tess, his beloved wife. With faith, community, and the loving presence of “second mum” Tina, they navigate pain, healing, and hope, showing that with God’s help, new family bonds can flourish.
This deal is good on August 12, 2025
The Rough Stuff: Stories of Men in Hard Circumstance ($0.99) by Michael Cardwell: The Rough Stuff is a powerful collection of short stories. Filled with unforgettable characters, it is a mix of action-filled fiction and reflective morality tales about the truisms of life, its spectacle, its inherent dangers, and its frustrating uncertainty. Whether in the mountains of Afghanistan, on a farm in Indiana, or in a lake cabin in Idaho, Cardwell tells brutally honest stories.
This deal is good on August 11, 2025
The Final Shelter ($0.99) by Rob Ramos: Phoebe Jones investigates an enigmatic invitation to a bunker, questioning what "they" knew that we didn't. Her research uncovers fragments of biblical prophecies and clairvoyant predictions about the end of days. "If you love gutsy heroines, mystery-laced collapse-core, and just a tiny glimmer of hope? Buckle up, babe." – Sue, Goodreads Reviews
This deal is good on August 11, 2025
Scarlet Birthright: What They Left Behind ($0.99) by Scarlet Ibis James: Set in Trinidad and New York, Scarlet Birthright is a soul-stirring novella of love, legacy, and redemption. With rich characters, lush Caribbean imagery, and chapters you can savor between sips of a Mai Tai, it’s the kind of story that lingers like cool salt water on sun-warmed skin.
This deal is good on August 10, 2025
Gods of Glenhaven ($0.99) by Stephen Statler: When Greek gods sweep into the quaint suburban town of Glenhaven to untangle their messy love lives, the helpless mortals don't stand a chance. Gods of Glenhaven is a hilarious, poignant, and confronting novel about the universal fears and follies of the human condition, and the joy and freedom we can experience by letting go.
This deal is good on August 9, 2025
A Second, Less Capable, Head: And Other Rogue Stories ($0.99) by James Hanna: Nineteen tales first published in journals that prefer edgy writing. A flasher seeks the perfect pose ("Exposed"). A woman confronts her rapist in a maximum security prison ("Another will take your place"). A playboy befriends a fickle female who is only six inches tall ("The Guest"). Gold Medal Winner-Readers Favorite International Awards.
This deal is good on August 8, 2025
All the Names I Know ($0.99) by L. S. Waxman: After one sister dies and another takes off in the middle of the night, fourteen-year-old MK Farnan comes of age as she searches her Connecticut beach town while trying to make peace with her grieving mother. It's a tale about the weight of guilt and mental illness and the power of storytelling.
This deal is good on August 7, 2025
Sirma ($0.99) by Reni Stankova: If the village elders don't fight to protect their village from the mountain gangs, she will. This is the real life of Sirma voivode, who lived in the most western parts of the then Ottoman Empire and took part in the Haiduk movement of Eastern Europe.
This deal is good on August 6, 2025
Distant Relative ($2.99) by Joseph Helensky: Mistakes don’t fade away. They come back when we least expect it. Distant Relative explores what family really means, how our loved ones can hurt us most, and the perilous balance between past mistakes and future consequences. Can you make something right years later? Would you make the same choices?
This deal is good on August 6, 2025
The Kelpie's Bridle ($4.99) by Emily Donoho: Based on a true story, a captured wild horse from the Scottish Highlands travels through the human world, fighting for her lost freedom. Matt Mackay, an equine veterinarian from Glasgow, battles with his demons and almost loses. Their lives intertwine, but can the wild horses show Matt what it means to love and lose and move on?
This deal is good on August 5, 2025
The Siege: A Prison Uprising Redefines Justice ($0.99) by James Hanna: A hundred inmates hold 12 guards hostage in a Midwest prison. Hemmings has been conscripted to negotiate with the hostage takers. But Hemmings is antagonized by the prison's privatization, which forced cut-rate services upon the inmates. "Who are the good guys?" Hemmings wonders. A cerebral thriller written in the tradition of Conrad and Faulkner.
This deal is good on August 5, 2025
Rise to the Horizon ($0.99) by Hyunah Kim: Gold medal winner of the Global Book Awards 2024 for Contemporary Fiction. Horse Lovers’ Sensation! Get ready to jump and Rise to the Horizon! A heartwarming story for all animal lovers about a magical bond between a horse and a man and how their encounter changes their lives for good.
This deal is good on August 5, 2025
Last Castle in the Sky (Fractured Horizons Series Book 2) ($2.99) by Pelham Pugh: New Release! "Last Castle in the Sky" by Pelham Pugh, the haunting Southern noir sequel to Perfidious Tides. A gripping tale of family, betrayal, and redemption. From the bestselling author of Perfidious Tides. Launch price $2.99, perfect for fans of Wiley Cash & David Joy!
This deal is good on August 5, 2025
Everly Cove ($0.99) by Kathryn James: Althea Bennett returns to Everly Cove hoping for distance and quiet. Instead, she finds the man she never stopped loving, the fallout of old wounds, and a town full of unfinished business. As secrets rise and tension builds, she must confront who she was, who she is, and whether home is a place or a person.
This deal is good on August 4, 2025
Call Me Pomeroy: A Novel of Satire and Political Dissent ($0.99) by James Hanna: Pomeroy, a towering street musician on parole, heads for Occupy Oakland and its sister movements in Europe. He does not go for political reasons but to get on television, land an agent, and score a million-dollar contract for his marathon ditty, "Ants in My Pants." Magical thinking, ribald humor, and adult language.
This deal is good on August 3, 2025
The Silver Squad: Rebels With Wrinkles ($0.99) by Marty Essen: Three-time award-winning book! Barry and Beth, high school sweethearts separated by time and circumstance, find themselves reunited at the Blue Loon Village senior living center. Unwilling to settle into lives of boredom, the two become Silver Squad vigilantes and embark on an epic road trip across America. No one they meet will ever be the same!
This deal is good on August 3, 2025
River Talk ($2.99) by Gary Bolick: “Yes, the inquisitive hermit out in the delta seems to have unlocked the greatest secret of them all.” In "River Talk," Marchon Baptiste, a hermit living in the delta, discovers that he possesses the ultimate gift and connection to the planet: the language of water. An epic tale full of mystical, surreal, and enchanting characters. Strap in!
This deal is good on August 3, 2025
Some Girls Drown ($0.99) by Jessica Bell: Ayanna grew up learning not to speak. Not about what was done to her. Not what he did and not about the silence that followed. When she dares to speak out, she is dismissed, blamed, and warned to stay quiet. But some words need to be screamed. Some stories need to be told.
This deal is good on August 2, 2025
Stand in the Box ($1.99) by Noël F. Caraccio: After a tragic accident, two unlikely men are named guardians of their orphaned nieces, despite having no clue how to raise kids. As grief, chaos, and family tensions collide, they must find a way to honor the past while building a future. A heartwarming, humorous, and deeply moving novel about love, loss, and second chances.
This deal is good on August 1, 2025
Trials ($0.99) by Ben Brostoff: The Holybridge Aquatic Club was New England's most recognizable swim club. Connor Mahoney, Hunter Banks, and Miles Green were the young stars of swimming, headed for the Olympic Trials. When the economy crumbles and geopolitical tensions flare, the pool beckons again. Olympic gold medalist Mel Stewart calls it “gritty, lyrical, and hauntingly real.”
This deal is good on August 1, 2025
Pearl Fields and the Oregon Meltdown ($4.99) by Drew Faraday: Pearl’s luck as a river merchant went from bad to worse. Bounty hunters tracked her down. Jailers locked her in a cell with the gallows in her line of sight. A military court found her guilty of gunrunning. Now she faces her toughest challenge yet: talking her way out of being the next inmate hauled up those rickety stairs to take the long drop.
This deal is good on July 31, 2025
The Ping-Pong Champion of Chinatown ($0.99) by James Hanna: In her quest for love and movie star fame, Gertie from backwoods Kentucky experiences bizarre misadventures. She stars on a foot fetish site, gets sold into white slavery, and dodges hitmen from a Mexican drug cartel. But ultimately, Gertie is a good-hearted girl who easily gets led astray. Gold medal winner-Independent Press Awards.
This deal is good on July 31, 2025
Small Worlds ($4.99) by Gail Vida Hamburg: A collection of flash and microfiction that captures love, longing, grief, and rebellion with wit, lyricism, and surprise. It narrates singular, memorable characters grappling with their fears, flaws, and folly in London and Los Angeles, Goa and Baghdad, the Australian Outback, and suburban USA. It's bold literary fiction for armchair travelers.
This deal is good on July 31, 2025
How to Survive in Prison ($3.99) by Andrew Kudin: Truth is dangerous behind prison walls. A powerful story inspired by real events. How far would you go to survive?
This deal is good on July 30, 2025
Wild Hare's Daughter ($0.99) by Laura Koerber: I'm not an ordinary human; I can fly. I keep my flying secret because no one else I've ever heard of can fly--just me. There must be others! Maybe one of them is my father, the man my mom never talks about. Set in a dystopic near future, Wild Hare's Daughter is a story about secrets, trust, and family.
This deal is good on July 30, 2025