Spies of Rome: Blood & Death (The Dream of Rome Book 5) ($0.99) by Richard Foreman: “An unashamedly pacy and entertaining novella… Rufus Varro is part Gordianus the Finder and part Flashman.” – Oliver Webb-Carter, ‘Aspects of History’
This deal is good on July 6, 2025
Flying Dreams: Up There Is Where I Belong (Abby Book 1) ($0.99) by Bjorn J. P. Peeters: “Up There Is Where I Belong!” England, 1938. Enjoy big smiles and heartfelt moments with this historical adventure about a young woman whose heart is set on becoming a pilot. Lovable, irrepressibly optimistic heroine. Ongoing serial with a final episode happy ending. With episode 1, you have 14 page-turning chapters to enjoy whenever you need a break.
This deal is good on July 5, 2025
Worthy McGuire ($0.99) by Tim McGee: In the winter of his life, grizzled WWII vet, Worthy McGuire, decides to fulfill a promise made nearly 70 years ago amid the chaos of D-Day. In doing so, he will drag his dysfunctional family from Michigan to France on this epic journey. He unexpectedly gets one final chance at redemption with his family—but will it be too late?
This deal is good on July 5, 2025
Keeper of Slaves (Antebellum Struggles Book 2) ($0.99) by Dickie Erman: The trials and tribulations of the slaves Amana and Tabari continue in this second book in the series, set near New Orleans in the mid-1850s. Author Dickie Erman holds nothing back in revealing the mindset of slaves, plantation owners, politicians, and a crooked doctor, among other fascinating characters. A compelling tale of survival and courage.
This deal is good on July 3, 2025
One Crowded Hour: The Little Bighorn ($0.99) by David Larson: Ride with the Seventh Cavalry through screaming mounted cavalry charges, the killing field of the cotton wood grove, the harrowing retreat across the river to Reno Hill, the thirty-six-hour siege there, and of course the decimation of the units with Custer charged with finding a suitable ford to support Reno’s charge through the valley.
This deal is good on July 3, 2025
Brooklyn ’76 ($1.99) by Anthony Ausiello: Feather Quill Book Awards-Best Historical Novel-Silver Medal. In the heart of Bensonhurst, an Italian American family struggles to survive one explosive day—the U.S. Bicentennial. Funny, dark, & unsentimental, ‘Brooklyn ’76’ is an urgent family drama set against the backdrop of a working-class neighborhood & a country on the brink of transformation.
This deal is good on July 2, 2025
Black Cloud Rises ($0.99) by Douglas Robbins: After receiving a spiritual vision on Thanksgiving—a day his people know as the Day of Mourning—Black Cloud leaves his Pine Ridge Reservation home to disrupt the Macy’s parade in New York City. What begins as an act of protest evolves into an unexpected opportunity for America to confront its past and heal.
This deal is good on July 1, 2025
Time Rider Wildertrek (Book 1) ($4.99) by Jack King: Bullied 14-year-old TJ is hurled back to 1802 Tennessee. Hostile Indians. Wild beasts. Killer robbers. Ruffians. Harsh frontier. When a tougher, poised TJ returns to the present, he’s ready to set things right! (Available in Paperback and eBook on both Amazon and B&N; also available in eBook on Kobo.)
This deal is good on June 30, 2025
Crusader (Honour Bound Book 3) ($0.99) by Adam Staten: Byzantium is on its knees. Devastated by years of political intrigue and civil war, it is only a matter of time before the capital falls to the Turks. In desperation, Emperor Alexios calls the Pope in the West for help. Instead of mercenaries, he receives a vast host of warrior pilgrims who are fired by the religious zeal of the First Crusade.
This deal is good on June 28, 2025
What News on the Rialto? (The Lost Years of William Shakespeare Book 1) ($1.99) by Anthony Wildman: Young Will Shakespeare runs away from his humdrum life and finds his way to London, where a chance encounter and a new friendship drag him into the world of Elizabethan espionage and a supposedly simple mission to Venice that soon goes wrong. This is Shakespeare as you’ve never imagined him.
This deal is good on June 27, 2025
The Incredible Adventures of Chana in Judea ($0.99) by Emil Buchman: 12-year-old Chana from New Jersey is suddenly transported to 1st century BCE Judea during her trip to Israel. She is swept into a civil war and meets historical figures Miriam, Herod, and Caesar. Can she survive ancient dangers and find her way home?
This deal is good on June 27, 2025
An Ocean Between (The Russ and Rhonda Trilogy Book 2) ($1.99) by David Tanner: Set against the backdrop of World War II, ‘An Ocean Between’ is a must-read for anyone who enjoys historical fiction. A thrilling tale of love, loyalty, betrayal, and danger, with well-developed characters, a gripping plot, and a romance spanning time and continents, this book will keep you turning pages to the very end!
This deal is good on June 27, 2025
Daughter of the Gods ($0.99) by Bryan E. Canter: In a land of mystery and enchantment, in an age of tribal warlords, Roman legions, and powerful druids, a young Pictish healer finds herself embroiled in an epic struggle between gods and men.
This deal is good on June 26, 2025
A Promise: A Sweeping Story of Friendship in WWII ($4.99) by Amelia Martin: Elisabeth, Adam, and Hannah are a light for each other in these bleak times. Dreams they once shared will be diminished as they struggle to survive under the new Nazi regime. They promise to stay together, but fate has other plans. A moving and unforgettable story befitting of the rise of fascism in the current political climate all over the world.
This deal is good on June 26, 2025
Tempest: Bermuda 1609 (The New World Book 1) ($0.99) by S. Wright: Two brothers had a dream. Escaping his traumatic past, John travels to Virginia to fulfil that dream. In fighting for survival, the love of his life makes an error of judgment that will shape their future. This story, based on fact, reveals secrets pivotal to the founding of the USA. A love story, an adventure, and a lesson in human nature.
This deal is good on June 26, 2025
The Star of Ceylon ($0.99) by Clare Flynn: Readers who love ‘The Tea Planter’s Wife’ and Lucinda Riley will adore this atmospheric novel of forbidden love. From the misty highlands of Kandy to the bustling port of Colombo, Stella’s journey becomes a defiant quest not only for love but for something far more elusive—the freedom to become the author of her own story.
This deal is good on June 25, 2025
Paganini (People Making Danger) ($2.99) by Adam Fike: HISTORIC DRAMA – The wicked life of a notorious violinist, who played so marvelously that they assumed he was the devil.
This deal is good on June 25, 2025
The Stuff What Actually Is ($0.99) by J. A. Nunn: The moving story of a young British immigrant who, drafted after Pearl Harbor and stationed in the Jim Crow South, begins to question basic assumptions about his adoptive country—as well as himself. ‘The Stuff What Actually Is’ explores the inner life of a young fighter as he recognizes the inequities he encounters, one bout at a time.
This deal is good on June 24, 2025
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 June 24, 2025
The Midwife’s Remedy ($0.99) by Amelia Frost: In a village ruled by silence, the deadliest cure is mercy. As war-ravaged men return to Nagyrev, so does the violence. When the midwife offers battered women an escape, bodies begin to fall. But justice has a cost, and some remedies leave no survivors. Inspired by true events.
This deal is good on June 23, 2025
The Lady of the Lighthouse ($3.99) by Terri Greening: Literary Titan Gold Book Award Winner. Loralei Lancaster, a lonely lighthouse keeper on the Great Lakes during WWII, rebuffs a dangerous pirate and is pursued by a mysterious spy while waiting for her husband, Devon, to guide his ship home. ‘The Lady of the Lighthouse is a fascinating read.’ – Literary Titan
This deal is good on June 23, 2025
The Guest Star ($0.99) by Milan Zivic: Two Alexandrian students, one ancient empire, and a sky full of mystery. Join Hero and Lucia as they chase a strange star across mountains, deserts, and ancient cities. ‘The Guest Star’ is a thrilling journey packed with danger, heart, fascinating details, and the timeless excitement of discovery.
This deal is good on June 22, 2025
The Sword and the Hearth ($2.99) by Ciaran MacLeod: ‘The Sword and the Hearth’ is a gripping historical novel set in fifth-century Britannia. As Saxon invaders threaten a crumbling peace, young warrior Cadric must lead his people. Joined by the fierce Maev, he faces war, love, and internal conflict in a powerful tale of courage, unity, and the cost of leadership.
This deal is good on June 22, 2025
The Amber Crane ($0.99) by Malve von Hassell: ‘The Amber Crane’ pushes the boundaries of time-travel fiction and of your imagination in this tale of a journey from the past into the present, set in two devastating wars three hundred years apart and steeped in the lore and legends of amber from the shores of the Baltic Sea.
This deal is good on June 21, 2025
Peacemaker’s Dream (The New World Book 2) ($2.99) by Sue Wright: They were a strong, corrupt army. She was only a young girl whose mission was to stop them from annihilating her people and taking their land. Pocahontas sacrificed her life, her baby, and the man she loved – would it be enough? The truth of her heroism has previously been ignored. Now, history is laid bare to give her the recognition she deserves.
This deal is good on June 21, 2025
Für Elise ($0.99) by Mark Splitstone: “A moving and illuminating narrative that lingers long after the final page. [For fans of] Anthony Doerr’s ‘All the Light We Cannot See,’ Kristin Hannah’s ‘The Nightingale'” — BookLife Reviews
This deal is good on June 20, 2025
Del Rio Hondo (West to Bravo) ($0.99) by Eric H. Heisner: The adventure continues from ‘West to Bravo,’ ‘Seven Fingers a’ Brazos,’ and ‘Above the Llano.’ Expansion into the Western frontier cannot be stopped, but maybe the railroad can be deterred from leaving Holton and his friends in its tracks.
This deal is good on June 20, 2025
Lily of the Valley (Lily of the Valley Book 2) ($0.99) by Vilma Di Nardo: When escape is the only option and all hope is lost, you find out what you’re really made of. Seventeen-year-old Anna Goldberg is on the run after her secret is discovered by the Gestapo. Anna’s father, Josef, continues to endure the horrors of Auschwitz, and escape is his only chance if he wants to survive.
This deal is good on June 20, 2025
The Valley Between Us ($0.99) by Cristi Slate: Perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah, this powerful novel follows two women— a young Soviet college student whose life is upended by the ancient practice of bride kidnapping, and a millennial American bound by her sensory processing issues— and weaves their stories together in a riveting tale of love and resilience.
This deal is good on June 17, 2025
Death on the Line (The MacKay Mysteries Book 1) ($3.99) by Carol Amorosi: For eighty years, the contentious border between Maryland and Pennsylvania pitted neighbors against each other. When a young outcast signed on to map the New World, discovering a dead body was not part of the job description. Now, an incompetent sheriff is determined to arrest him. His dream job just became his worst nightmare…
This deal is good on June 15, 2025
The Road From Fotheringhay (I, Richard Plantagenet Prequel Book 1) ($0.99) by J.P. Reedman: Long before he became King Richard III, he was just a small, shy boy, the youngest son of his family. He survived the sack of Ludlow Town, then became a prisoner with his mother. That winter, his family was torn apart, his father killed, his brother murdered, their heads put on display. Safety for Richard lay in a strange, foreign land…
This deal is good on June 15, 2025
Exodus: WWII — Three Flawed But Kind Heroines Survive in the Civilian Exodus of 1940 (Parisiennes Book 1) ($0.99) by Bjorn J. P. Peeters: WWII-Three Flawed But Kind Heroines Survive In The Civilian Exodus Of 1940. Enjoy a fast-paced, character-driven, ultimately hopeful historical adventure. Experience the chaos of mass civilian flight through the eyes of three brave & strong-willed heroines. Ongoing serial with final episode happy end! Episode 1 starts you off with 13 brisk chapters!
This deal is good on June 14, 2025
Newfound Freedom ($0.99) by Richard Modlin: In honor of Machias, Maine’s Margaretta Days Festival that celebrates the 250th Anniversary of the First Naval Battle of the American Revolution, ‘Newfound Freedom,’ describes Jack Hollister’s involvement in the battle and the capture of the HMS Margaretta, a British Sloop of War. A historically accurate, thrilling read.
This deal is good on June 14, 2025
The Royal Flying Corps Files ($0.99) by Richard Townshend Bickers: 1914. The skies above the trenches become battlefields. A new breed of warrior flying the world’s latest technological innovation, the aeroplane, fills the air with bombs and bullets. This box set from RAF pilot Richard Townshend Bickers is packed with heroism, adventure, and drama—an unmissable reading for fans of military fiction!
This deal is good on June 14, 2025
Whispers Across a Sea ($0.99) by Christina Holloway: ‘Whispers Across a Sea’ is a sweeping novel that follows three generations of the Anglo-Irish Young family in Victorian Ireland, where Irish desire for independence from Britain is building. How will the family evolve in the ever-changing social and political landscape of the country they call home?
This deal is good on June 13, 2025
Tatar Storm ($4.99) by Tibor Gergely: In 1241, the Mongol invasion devastates Europe. A Hungarian knight fights to protect his homeland, his love, and his honor. Based on true events, this gripping historical novel is now available in English for the first time!
This deal is good on June 13, 2025
Boychik ($0.99) by Laurie Boris: In 1930s Brooklyn, in the depths of the Great Depression, a deli-man’s son dreams of making it big in Hollywood. A mobster’s daughter fantasizes about a life in service to the unfortunate. When their worlds collide, they’re tempted by an unlikely and forbidden romance that could put both their lives in danger.
This deal is good on June 12, 2025
The Hag Stone: A Novel of Love and Loss During the Bubonic Plague ($2.99) by W.J. Small: England, 1347. Newly widowed Cecily Heaton is cast out of her home by her brother-in-law and turns to a trusted friend for refuge—only to endure a devastating betrayal. Alone and grieving, she flees to York, where she trains as a healer just as the bubonic plague begins its sweep across the country. A novel of love, loss, revenge, and redemption.
This deal is good on June 12, 2025