If Chicago Could Talk (The WhileBlack Chronicles' Book 4) ($0.99) by Alvin Hayes: If Chicago Could Talk follows the next generation from New Orleans to 1919 Chicago during the Great Migration. Hope collides with reality as they encounter police and racial violence, political corruption, and prohibition gangsters. Survival means learning the city’s rules in this powerful whileBlack Chronicles story.

This deal is good on February 17, 2026

Justice Served ($1.99) by Patrick Armerding: Nora Boothe is a brilliant lawyer by day and a cold-blooded killer by night. Her flawless record is threatened when she falls for Lewis Bradford, the seasoned lieutenant investigating her latest act of violence.

This deal is good on February 11, 2026

Holding on With Both Hands ($4) by D.E. Jones: Holding On With Both Hands is a telltale adventure into many other tales. This will provide you with imagination and frustration as we mask the truth to protect those who are innocent. The tales aren't too far from the truth, just a bunch of stories. Some would say those are lies. I will leave that to the imagination. Trust that the truth is the truth, and the tales are just that— tales.

This deal is good on February 10, 2026

Huckleberry Bob ($3.99) by "Banjo" Paz: Race into a new legend! Now our hidden history hammers through the hard-charging realities of fortune hunting on the American frontier. Set days after Lee surrendered, Huckleberry Bob traces the unlikely adventure of an even more unlikely crew of pioneers who settled Tulsa, OK, and beat the odds. Read the #1 New Release that's rated 99/100 now—on sale.

This deal is good on February 3, 2026

America the Beautiful ($5) by Billy Johnson: America the Beautiful examines the psychology between sex and love, the change of social norms: religion, music, drugs, sexuality, and civil rights during the 1960's. America the Beautiful is a sensually written, historical journey through what many consider America's third revolution.

This deal is good on February 2, 2026

Norvel ($0.99) by Kenneth F. Conklin: The award-winning story of Virginia’s first Black Olympic gold medalist. But Norvel Lee was much more than an Olympian. He was a civil rights pioneer, Tuskegee Airman, influential educator, and youth mentor who put family first. This book inspired Virginia to rename the highway and to place a historical marker honoring Lee near his childhood home.

This deal is good on January 30, 2026

Have Sex Like a Man ($0.99) by Arnetta Randall: Have Sex Like a Man follows four twenty-somethings dating in Chicago. Think Insecure meets Sex in the City. It is a hilarious, fun read that examines modern dating practices. If you are looking for a quick and exciting read, Have Sex Like a Man is perfect for you!

This deal is good on January 5, 2026

Motherless Child ($2.99) by Randy Corman: Motherless Child is a bold alternate-history novel where Black power rises, and white people are enslaved. As white bodies are bought, sold, and controlled, the story confronts slavery, power, and identity—while navigating the most nuanced truths of race, morality, and what freedom really means when history is reversed.

This deal is good on December 27, 2025

The New Girl (The Billie Carver Trilogy Book 2) ($2.99) by Zelmer Wilson: Billie Carver leaves New Orleans and goes to Boston to live with her grandmother. She learns she is part of the Upper Crust, the old-money families of Boston. She will have to find a way to stay herself while making a place for herself in this new, strange world.

This deal is good on December 25, 2025

Custody MD ($0.99) by Adwoafuaa N, MD: Physician and Mother chronicles harrowing family court battle in powerful new memoir. Custody MD draws attention to the often-overlooked struggles of working mothers entangled in high-stakes custody disputes. The memoir offers an unflinching account of one physician's five-year ordeal through the family court system- a journey that ultimately ended with her losing custodial rights of her children.

This deal is good on December 16, 2025

Becoming Her: Letters to the Woman I Was Before I Knew Better ($2.99) by India Trotter: A heartfelt, funny, and unfiltered part-memoir where author India Trotter writes letters to her younger self — and every woman still learning to choose peace over perfection. Through laughter, lessons, and truth, she reminds us that healing is messy, growth is holy, and freedom is the goal.

This deal is good on December 2, 2025