Flowers from Ashes ($0.99) by M. Rae: When a devastating loss leaves her orphaned at the dawn of the 20th century, Lizzie Banfield is exiled to a harsh Yorkshire reformatory designed to break her spirit. Instead of surrendering, Lizzie must draw strength from her quiet determination to reunite with her family and reclaim her stolen autonomy and freedom. Free in Kindle+.

This deal is good on November 1, 2026

Debts Owed (A Conor Thorn Novel Book 5) ($4.99) by Glenn Dyer: Spring, 1943. After the woman he loves gets sent behind Nazi lines on a secret assignment, the frantic OSS agent is ready to move heaven and earth to get her home safely. And when British Intelligence offers to send him to Paris on an off-the-books hunt for a double agent, Conor jumps in with no backup, no cover, and no idea who he can trust.

This deal is good on November 1, 2026

The Sower of Black Field: Inspired by the True Story of an American in Nazi Germany ($0.99) by Katherine Koch: Bavaria, 1945. When American liberators discover a mass grave, a village has 24 hours to bury the victims or face execution. Father Viktor Koch must risk everything to save his people. Inspired by true events, The Sower of Black Field is a gripping novel of courage, faith, resistance, and redemption.

This deal is good on November 1, 2026

Broken Faces ($2.99) by Alexandra Rhea: London, 1919. Disfigured by war and haunted by shell shock, Eric Grey suspects wounded soldiers have vanished from a secluded convalescent home. Can he trust his memories? As Clair Pearce offers him an unexpected chance at love, he must uncover the truth. Were the men murdered, or has his mind betrayed him? Find out in Broken Faces.

This deal is good on October 31, 2026

Angel of Ash: War One ($2.99) by Keagen Nell: A 5-star on Reader Views. Angel of Ash War One is an epic blend of history and dark fantasy, weaving the horrors of the First World War with an unseen celestial war. Filled with unforgettable battles, moral conflict, breathtaking new worlds, and enduring hope, it is the first instalment in a sweeping saga where history and eternity collide.

This deal is good on October 31, 2026

Shanghai'ed ($0.99) by R.W. Kurelo C.D.: 1920s Shanghai. Former Canadian cavalryman and ex-RCMP constable Ron Greyeyes joins the Shanghai Municipal Police, where warlords, gangs, spies, and political intrigue surround him. SHANGHAI’ED launches a historical adventure series set in one of the world’s most dangerous cities.

This deal is good on October 31, 2026

Today In Paradise (The Seven Last Words Book 1) ($0.99) by Rocco Amato: Newark, 1973. Dante Bellofiore came home from the war with a count that still lives under his language, and a family that keeps his face sharp like a tool for a certain kind of work. Book One of The Seven Last Words, a completed seven-novel Italian-American crime saga, 1968–1988. For readers of Mario Puzo and Richard Price.

This deal is good on October 26, 2026

The Child Witch ($0.99) by Maggie Jannet: Two sisters. One village desperate for a witch. East Anglia, 1645. A travelling witch-finder discovers that Sukey and her little sister Tavie can turn frightened whispers into accusations. But when Tavie’s testimony threatens the men who used her, the child witnesses become the accused. Discover this dark, haunting historical novel.

This deal is good on October 26, 2026

Little Fires in the Darkness ($0.99) by Karla M. Jay: 1942. One family is torn apart by Nazi terror in Czechoslovakia. Men are arrested. Children are stolen. Women are sent away. From the ashes of Lidice to the horrors of separate death camps, a shattered family fights to survive against impossible odds. Their only hope? To live long enough to reunite—and see justice served.

This deal is good on October 26, 2026

Baxter's Rangers ($0.99) by Thor Hogan: Boston, 1775. Apprentice Hob Baxter served patriot John Hancock, but war demands more than politics. As tension boils over into open conflict, Hob forms a unit of wilderness Rangers. At Concord's North Bridge, he leads his men against elite British regulars. Caught between love and duty, can Hob survive the bloody start of the Revolution?

This deal is good on October 25, 2026

The Saga of Kali Kolsson ($0.99) by Valerie Bowes: 12th-century Norway. The King grants Rognvald part of the Orkney earldom, but taking power brings murder and conflict. Allied with the fiery Svein Olafsson, Rognvald must fight to unite a divided land. On a spring day in 1137, a cathedral, conflict, and an earldom await. Can he make good on the King’s gift?

This deal is good on October 25, 2026

The Groom's Proposal ($0.99) by Michael McGranahan: London, 1592. Orphaned Abby is trapped under the thumb of her fanatical Puritan stepbrother, who despises theatre. Desperate to escape, she secretly mends costumes for London playhouses. Offered a rich reward to track down a rare play manuscript, Abby accepts, unwittingly setting off on a trail that leads right as the plague strikes.

This deal is good on October 25, 2026

Rathuun: King of the Prairie ($0.99) by David Fitz-Gerald: The hero in this western is a buffalo. There's an army of barking rifles, and they're all pointed at Rathuun. This sweeping epic thunders across the American West, taking readers to unforgettable western landmarks. If you like classic westerns, thrilling action, and high-stakes historical adventures, grab your copy of Rathuun by the horns.

This deal is good on October 23, 2026

Paper Wife ($2.49) by Laila Ibrahim: In 1923, Mei Ling crosses the Pacific as a paper wife, believing America will offer a better life. Instead, she finds herself penniless, pregnant, and married to a stranger. When the orphan girl she befriended faces a terrible fate, Mei Ling risks everything to save her.

This deal is good on October 23, 2026

Eli Whitaker: The Sons of Caleb Whitaker ($0.99) by Larry Hall: When slave traffickers seize a young man raised as family, Eli Whitaker rides out to bring him home. The pursuit carries Caleb Whitaker’s eldest son from the Texas frontier to New Orleans, where forged warrants conceal a brutal trade in human lives. With help falling away and danger closing in, Eli must learn which fights demand his gun—and which can cost him everything.

This deal is good on October 23, 2026

Talmadge Farm ($0.99) by Leo Daughtry: Talmadge Farm is a sweeping drama that follows three unforgettable families navigating the changing culture of North Carolina at a pivotal moment in history. A love letter to the American South, the novel is a story of resilience, hope, and family – both lost and found.

This deal is good on October 21, 2026

Once Upon a Marriage ($0.99) by Marj Charlier: A historian travels 1,500 years into the past, where helping a Frankish princess navigate love, faith, and power forces her to rethink marriage, ambition, and her own future.

This deal is good on October 21, 2026

Cutie Pies by the Slice: A 1930s Historical Novel of Strength and Belonging ($0.99) by Kimberly Nixon: This page-turner delivers a small-town tale of resilience amid Prohibition and the Depression. After her mother’s death, 20-year-old Lila Young makes a fresh start by opening a pie shop. Pies initially offer solace for her loneliness; later, they become her path to independence. A tender, satisfying celebration of strength and chosen family.

This deal is good on October 20, 2026

Held By Giving: A Novel of Cannae ($0.99) by Bruce Smith: At Cannae in 216 BC, one outnumbered army surrounded the largest host Rome ever raised and destroyed it in a single August afternoon. Fifty thousand men. Told from the ground — by the officers, healers, and centurions who could not see the shape of the day.

This deal is good on October 19, 2026

What Time Has Kept: A Dual-Era Mystery ($0.99) by Elizabeth Hutchison Bernard: A mysterious carved stone ball links two women across 150 years. In Victorian Scotland, archaeologist Christian Maclagan uncovers secrets buried in her own mind. In the present, Ellen Byrne finds a matching artifact—but proving its truth may cost her career, sanity, and faith in herself.

This deal is good on October 19, 2026

Artifact: Operation Frantic ($0.99) by Mark T. Holmes: Artifact plunges readers into a secret 1944 mission where a B‑24 crew, a daring MI5 spy, and Churchill’s volatile obsession collide. Sparked by a mysterious flight log and shrapnel found decades later, this fast‑paced WWII thriller uncovers a forgotten operation that helped ignite the Cold War.

This deal is good on October 19, 2026

The Fortunate Islands (The Lover of the Sea Book 3) ($0.99) by Michael A. Ponzio: In the 14th century, Aspasia and her family relish life aboard a merchant vessel, sail west, and reach the Canary Islands, where they find the lost Genoese colony and the indigenous Majos. Will Aspasia continue as a sailor or settle on the island with the man she loves? Can they survive rival traders, pirates, and a new threat—the Black Death?

This deal is good on October 18, 2026

Bianca's Cure ($0.99) by Gigi Berardi: Florence, 1563. Noblewoman Bianca Capello defies convention to pursue a cure for malaria while falling for a Medici duke. But her quest to save him may doom them both. A fact-inspired tale of medicine, forbidden love, and mystery in Renaissance Florence.

This deal is good on October 17, 2026

The Physician of Nineveh ($0.99) by Glenn Cooper: A love story 2700 years in the making. To save his poisoned love, an ancient Assyrian physician travels through time to modern London. With scholar Kate Mayne, he searches for a cure as assassins from Nineveh close in. Together, they confront ancient secrets and a bond that may prove stronger than time itself. A perilous quest across the centuries.

This deal is good on October 17, 2026

The Woman Across The Courtyard ($0.99) by Daniel J. Voelker: Paris, October 1961. When a modern-day couple discovers a hidden room in their Paris apartment, they uncover the story of Odette, a Moulin Rouge dresser whose life became entangled in the turmoil of the 1961 Paris massacre. A dual-timeline mystery of love, secrets, and remembrance by bestselling author Daniel J. Voelker. On sale now for $0.99.

This deal is good on October 17, 2026

Salt and Seal (The Hidden Tribes) ($0.99) by Brian Henderson: When a storm wrecks a ship on the Berwickshire coast, Euan Macaid finds lost 1690s Scottish land charters powerful enough to alter the fate of clans. This dangerous discovery draws him into a volatile war between hidden tribes and political forces. A gripping historical adventure about land, loyalty, and ordinary people holding their ground.

This deal is good on October 16, 2026

Gone Away ($0.99) by Tess Manchester: In the dark stretch of World War II, ambitious student and newlywed Adrienne Kennedy is asked to give up everything she’d planned for her future—her degree, her home, even her name—when her husband Joe is recruited for a top-secret wartime mission in the New Mexico desert.

This deal is good on October 15, 2026

The Ballerina of Paris (Art of Resistance Book 4) ($0.99) by Uri Dushy: Paris, 1942. Every night, Léa dances the lead at the Paris Opera for the men who have taken her city. None of them know who she really is. When one German officer starts to look too closely, her greatest performance becomes staying alive. A moving WW2 story of friendship, courage, and quiet resistance, based on true stories.

This deal is good on October 15, 2026

Bright Lights & Dark Shadows (Sisterhood of Survivors Book 2) ($2.99) by Mark McGuire: In 1852 Boston, Irish immigrant Jane Corcoran escapes famine only to face poverty, prejudice, and devastating loss. Finding strength in an unlikely sisterhood, she struggles to survive as America descends into Civil War. With her family torn apart, can Jane overcome her grief and rebuild her life through courage, love, and resilience?

This deal is good on October 15, 2026

Hair of the Dog: Revenge of Deanie O'Banion ($0.99) by Jean Luntz: A gentle musician suddenly hears the dead and gets one chance to change the future, pulling him into gang wars, doomed lovers, and a dangerous fight to protect everyone he cares about in the smoky streets of 1920s Chicago.

This deal is good on October 11, 2026

The Weight of Her Name: The Cost of Obedience ($0.99) by Dickie Erman: 1860, Louisiana. In the Harrison household, Sarah has learned that obedience means survival. Keep silent. Never draw attention. Never question authority. But when even a small act of kindness can bring devastating consequences, Sarah faces an impossible choice: surrender her humanity or risk everything to preserve it.

This deal is good on October 11, 2026