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
Unconditional: A Story of Fatherhood, Lost Love, and Lifelong Friendship ($0.99) by Stephen Kogon: Matthew, an indecisive bachelor, never imagined parenthood. But when his brother’s sudden death leaves a newborn daughter stranded, he faces an impossible choice: walk away or become a father overnight. Meeting baby Allie changes everything. He wants to be her father. Over eighteen years, life throws enormous challenges their way. Will their unconditional love be enough to guide them through?
This deal is good on July 29, 2025
The Black Suit ($3.99) by Andrew V. Kudin: What would you trade for power... your love, your soul? Based on true events, The Black Suit pulls you into a world of crime, betrayal, and ambition. He wanted everything. But power takes everything.
This deal is good on July 29, 2025
Fact Check and More Probing Tales ($0.99) by James Hanna: 22 tales first published in journals that like the edgy stuff. A San Francisco pimp runs for city councilman. An airheaded farm boy is adopted by a bird that squawks "fact check" whenever the boy gets into a doubtful situation. A struggling writer pens a maudlin book to mock a critic, but the joke turns septic when the book becomes a best seller.
This deal is good on July 28, 2025
The Weight of Ash and Prayer ($0.99) by Ashley Broussard: A buried family secret. Two women, generations apart. 'The Weight of Ash and Prayer' weaves 1860s Louisiana with 2003 as Sylvie Broussard uncovers her ancestor’s silenced past, and the legacy that still haunts her family. Lyrical, haunting, and unforgettable.
This deal is good on July 28, 2025
Before We Arrived ($0.99) by Jodie Pine: Three families. Seven goats. One spinning world. For readers who cherish literary fiction with heart and soul, Before We Arrived is a tender exploration of how love, even in its quietest forms, can help us find our way back to ourselves.
This deal is good on July 27, 2025
Backstory: Behind the Scenes of a Famous Film-Thriller ($0.99) by Pat Dunlap Evans: Enter the wild and nutty world of a wannabe screenwriter as she searches for love and Hollywood fame. Through her brief screenplay scenes and diary-like letters to her adored professor, you'll be regaled by tales of boozy missteps, crazy relatives, and a startling scene that later brings a wry smile. (Don't skip the Forward and Afterward sections!)
This deal is good on July 27, 2025
To Leave a Memory ($0.99) by Pat Dunlap Evans: Journey through an eventful year with retired professor Andrew Ward, as he struggles to atone for a tragic mistake and regain the affection of his psychic wife, Lizzy, their tech-guru daughter, three funny grandchildren, and loyal best friends. You'll laugh and shed a tear in this tender story of forgiveness, communication, and abiding love.
This deal is good on July 26, 2025
A Handful of Soil ($3.99) by Andrew V. Kudin: Inheriting a handful of soil, he journeys to Ukraine and finds more than he bargained for- a past that whispers, secrets that scream, and truths that refuse to stay buried.
This deal is good on July 26, 2025
Collision ($3.80) by JM Monaco: Four people and their secrets. A story driven by four compelling voices that slowly unravel the secrets behind a tragic hit and run, Collision is a novel that stays with you long after reading. A perfect choice for book groups.
This deal is good on July 26, 2025
Coffee Break Bundle Espresso (Coffee Break Bundle Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Jinx James: Your Espresso shot of three humorous short reads that expose the twisted lives of three anti-heroes. For readers who love celebrity culture, scandals, and thrillers! Meet a beautiful, vulgar prima donna, a depraved entrepreneur, and a scandal-mongering paparazzo. But be warned, the humor is very dark! Ha, ha!
This deal is good on July 25, 2025
UTOPYC: The First Anarcho-Capitalist Utopia ($4.99) by W. Galt: Gabriel Dan, a journalist, visits Utopyc to discover that strange new country that everyone is talking about and no one knows a thing about. Olga is assigned to show him every corner of Utopyc, and the result could not be more shocking. How can a country exist without a State? How can you live in chaos, in disorganization, without a political authority?
This deal is good on July 25, 2025
Lights Out Lizzie ($0.99) by James Hanna: Gertie joins Christian Ladies of Wrestling, a troupe whose mission is to bring folks to Jesus by having wrestlers posing as Christians beat the daylights out of wrestlers posing as sinners. Winner of eight literary awards, including the International Impact Book Award for contemporary fiction.
This deal is good on July 25, 2025
The Ranch Between Us ($0.99) by Ann Smith: A rancher. A reluctant bride. One year of marriage to claim their futures. She’s back in town to fulfill a will. He’s a widower with a daughter and a broken heart. What starts as a contract turns into a second chance neither saw coming.
This deal is good on July 25, 2025
A Waste of Shame and Other Sad Tales of the Appalachian Foothills ($1.99) by Geoffrey Smagacz: When a loaded rifle appears on page one, it absolutely must go off. In 'A Waste of Shame...', Geoffrey Smagacz does not ignore this dramatic principle. Before the last page is turned, someone sadly pulls the trigger. "Here is a well-written text that is both believable and full of characters that more than deserve our sympathy." - M.A. Peterson, ''Dappled Things'
This deal is good on July 24, 2025
The At-Your-Beck Felicity Conveyor: A Novel of Sin & Retribution ($3.99) by Dolly Gray Landon: A tense, simmering tale of revenge that builds up to a thrilling, dramatic, and powerful denouement. Although members of the Dreadmiller family are unanimously beloved for their charitable acts of kindness and good works in the community, they are, at the same time, not the kind of people anyone in their right mind would ever want to mess with.
This deal is good on July 24, 2025
The Bikini Brawl (The Fraternity And Sorority Wars Book 1) ($0.99) by Bjorn J.P. Peeters: College comedy and cartoon mayhem! Pledge foolishness caused TOTAL WAR. Sorority death squads arrive! Fraternity survival hangs by a thread. Relive the golden age '90s comedy in all its glory! Get your carefree, big-smile, Saturday morning jolt of PURE FUN! Grab episode 1 (incl.15 brisk chapters) or try CH 1 "They’re Coming!" in the sample. Go, go, go!
This deal is good on July 23, 2025
The Thirty Day Question ($0.99) by Joshua A. Walker: Sebastian Jon lives a life he once could only dream of, and he hates every second of it. So, he sets a deadline: in 30 days, he'll end his life. But a strange old man intervenes. A strained friendship is tested anew. And a perfectly charming woman interrupts. What follows is a weighty, darkly funny…unraveling of one man's perfectly constructed end.
This deal is good on July 23, 2025
Kicking the Embers ($2.99) by David Lucas: In New York City, 2008, the ground is shifting under Sam’s feet. Having agreed to ghostwrite a Vietnamese soldier’s life story, he thinks he has found the answer to his creative and financial problems. A battle of wills begins with Mr. Lan, who has reparations on his mind for the “lies” told in Sam’s first book.
This deal is good on July 23, 2025
Huh? ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: Sixteen encounters between American materialism and ancient wisdom. From Spanish poets who find meaning in silence to Jamaican elders who measure wealth in community, each story reveals profound truths about what makes life worth living. A provocative exploration of cultures that can't be bought, sold, or conquered.
This deal is good on July 23, 2025
Striving: A Tale of Ambition and Grace ($0.99) by K.A. Mulenga: Born into a legacy of excellence, Trevor Chileshe is driven by obsession, pressure, and pride. From sun-baked tracks in Zambia to the edge of disgrace at university, Striving explores one man’s battle with perfection, identity, and healing. A powerful literary novella rooted in Black heritage and personal redemption.
This deal is good on July 21, 2025
The Company She Keeps ($2.99) by Zelmer Wilson: October 1974, a year away from tenure and fulfilling her dream of becoming a full-time professor, Isabel Mathew seems to have it all, but she has a secret that could bring everything crashing down. Her forbidden affair with a graduating student threatens to destroy everything she’s worked for.
This deal is good on July 21, 2025
Screwball ($0.99) by Ray Pace: Screwball is a wonderfully engaging novel dealing with corruption in baseball and politics. It's a breath of fresh air filled with comic moments and heart-warming characters. This is a book that gets you thinking about where we are as a culture and how we got there.
This deal is good on July 21, 2025
New Atlantis ($0.99) by I. Mannien: "A well-written, mesmerizing read" - IndieReader. New Atlantis plays out through the lens of Genna’s diary entries, and Parker’s memoir-type account of events when they escape their utopian island home to the Mainland, in their search for truth and personal freedom in a post-apocalyptic world where those in power will do anything to keep it.
This deal is good on July 20, 2025
Tatar Storm ($0.99) by Tibor Gergely: "I, Detre, son of Máté, write down all that I witnessed with my own eyes during this one year, when our beautiful, blooming country turned into a wasteland filled with charred ruins and the stench of death." - It’s rare to find such a blend of scholarly detail spiced with compelling fictional proficiency. - American Midwest Book Review
This deal is good on July 20, 2025
Between the Perfect Lights ($2.99) by Giovanni Diaz: A comic book artist addicted to falling in love finds himself in an endless loop of meeting perfect women… Only for each one of them to disappear without a trace the moment he feels a shred of doubt. Exploring what it means to truly love someone, Between the Perfect Lights is a magical realism journey into the heart of romance and connection.
This deal is good on July 20, 2025
Dealing: A Novella-in-Flash ($2.99) by Sara Jacobelli: San Francisco. 1980s. Sofia and Sammy are weed dealers. She worries about her gay friends amidst the AIDS epidemic. Someone is shooting dealers, and Sofia and the other pot sellers are getting worried. From the Mission to the Castro to North Beach, she ponders her troubled past, wondering if her days as a dealer are numbered.
This deal is good on July 19, 2025
These Broken Pieces ($3.99) by Leslie Savisky: *2024 Bookstagram Crime Novel of the Year Winner* "Savisky explores the impact of loss, grief, and depression on a family, as well as the strength one can find through love. Her characters are real with the struggles…most people face when visited by unexpected losses that fracture our lives and our hearts." ~ Linda Rettstatt, award-winning author
This deal is good on July 19, 2025
Crushing Little Things ($2.99) 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 July 18, 2025
Life in a Box ($0.99) by JoDee Neathery: The novel asks, how much would you sacrifice to hide a secret? Andee Camp inherits a box of family history along with a challenge from her mother to write a novel based on their ancestors. With obstacles in her path, she discovers the mystery surrounding her relationship with her parents and theirs with each other.
This deal is good on July 17, 2025
Moving On ($2.99) by Don Kersey: A collection of short stories dealing with coping with everyday life and accepting that when life hands you lemons, you can't always make lemonade.
This deal is good on July 17, 2025
The Blackfire Protocol: When a Nation Is in Danger ($1.99) by Clifford A Beck: After a severe head injury, Frank’s mind becomes flooded with some rather odd ideas, reading books bordering on revolutionary. Once he becomes 'placed' in the presidency, Frank becomes the subject of a deep cover group whose intentions have been hidden for decades.
This deal is good on July 17, 2025
The Outcast ($3.99) by D L Whipple: In 1963, a girl is raped; a boy stands in the crosshairs of a town’s judgment. Truth doesn’t matter when everyone thinks you're guilty. "The storyline is gritty and authentic, with sunshine and rainbows in short supply.”-Historical Fiction Co. "Whipple’s moral drama is layered with complexity. Its plainness is… its gathering power.”-Kirkus Reviews
This deal is good on July 17, 2025
Wuthering Heights: With An Analysis of Historical and Political Context, Annotations, and Family Context ($0.99) by Emily Brontë: This publication of Wuthering Heights includes additional chapters with a summary of the storyline of the novel, the biography of Emily Brontë, an analysis of time and place, the historical and political context of the time of the novel, a description, a symbolic image of the main characters, and translations of dialectical and obscure words.
This deal is good on July 16, 2025
Time Share Time: A Twisted Venture Into The Absurd World Of Time Share ($4.99) by Namor Allen: A bizarre, tragic, and at times humorous tale set within the infamous late 20th-century timeshare business. One featuring a collection of greedy and unusual characters. Central to the story is a wealthy investor and his family who are plagued by a hidden and destructive force, leaving them with little more than the will to survive.
This deal is good on July 16, 2025
The Final Shelter: Humanity Fades. An Invitation Arrives. Prophecies Awaken. ($0.99) by Rob Ramos: Phoebe Jones is tired of the collapse of human decency. When a mysterious silver card arrives, she is told she's been chosen. Why are they building bunkers? What do they know that we don't? Her research to find answers leads her to fragments of prophecies and ancient clairvoyants. A provoking dystopian novel that blends realism with mysticism.
This deal is good on July 16, 2025
The Otero County Disclosure ($0.99) by Huey Hawke: Everything you know, everything you understand, is about to change. What answers to big, universal questions does wheelchair-bound Alexa have, and where do her theories come from? How could anyone know her ideas if she’s never been able to talk… until now? Super-bright seventeen-year-old Alexa doesn’t realise that she has someone’s attention.
This deal is good on July 15, 2025
Architects of the Taj Mahal ($0.99) by Allan Havis: Traces three architects: India's Mir Abdul Karim, Las Vegas' Roseanne L'Anse, and New York's Rex Heuermann interweaving their stories through time over serial sex murders, white-collar crimes at Donald Trump's casino, and palace violence ensconced in India's antiquity.
This deal is good on July 15, 2025
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 July 14, 2025
The Night of the Animals ($4.99) by J.J. Pascal: A darkly absurd literary novel about inheritance, identity, and the chaos of bad decisions. When René sets out to recover a secret left by his mother, everything spirals into delusion, deception, and reluctant self-discovery.
This deal is good on July 14, 2025
Shackles and More Gripping Tales ($0.99) by James Hanna: 21 tales first published in cutting-edge journals. A rogue cop busts patrons in an adult theater ("Busting Willie Sherman"). A peace officer goes to the afterlife and meets his guide spirit--Richard Nixon ("I am Not a Crook"). Two brothers lose their minds while playing fantasy baseball ("The World Baseball League"). Wry humor and dark situations.
This deal is good on July 12, 2025
Flying Crooked ($2.99) by Steve Borgess: “Thrilling, gritty, and unexpectedly heartfelt, Flying Crooked soars through the shadows of 1970s aviation with a true-life tale of danger, devotion, and daring missions--an unforgettable ride for anyone drawn to the skies and the secrets they hold.” -- NewInBooks
This deal is good on July 12, 2025
To The Dogs: 31 Very Short Stories About Man's Best Friend ($0.99) by Nicole McInnes: These 31 dog-themed flash fiction stories were written by authors from around the world for adult and teen readers. Whether it’s literary fiction, science fiction, mystery/suspense, spooky/paranormal, or myth/folklore/allegory you love most, you’re sure to find plenty of short tales (tails?) within this anthology to enjoy and share.
This deal is good on July 12, 2025