Honor and Sacrifice ($4.99) by William Ortega: Honor and Sacrifice is a powerful fiction novel inspired by real events from my own life. It follows a soldier’s journey through war, trauma, and redemption. Exploring the lasting impact of battle, the fight against PTSD, and the unbreakable will to find peace beyond the uniform.
This deal is good on October 20, 2025
Cowboy for Penelope (Mail-Order Brides on the Run Book 2) ($0.99) by Jovie Grace: She’s out to win his heart…even if he never planned to give it away in this heartwarming battle of wits and grace on the western frontier.
This deal is good on October 19, 2025
The Black Death ($0.99) by Matt Tipper: 1665. The Black Death strikes again. George is employed as a plague doctor for the poorest parish in the city: St.Marnock. As he fights to discover a cure, the tragic stories of his poverty-stricken patients are unearthed; the secrets buried within the walls of the parish are exposed. Will he become just another statistic in the Bills of Mortality?
This deal is good on October 18, 2025
A Promise ($0.99) by Amelia Martin: “This book made me feel much of how WW2 went, I truly can feel the true feelings of those during that time...With that comes precious moments of love and family. Testing your faith. Loss of those killed. Births of new babies. Time marches on. Yet this book has all of that, with the reality of how different struggles were dealt with. A true saga.”
This deal is good on October 18, 2025
We'll Dance When The Ghost Walks ($1.99) by Annette-Frances B: Based on a true story, this vibrant tale follows the lives of Ida, Jack, Dora, and Louis as they form a thrilling acrobatic dance act - Les Cygne Four. ‘Tread the boards’ with them as they tour variety shows from the 1930s - 1950s, and dance their way through success, hardship, war, tragedy, and love, displaying courage and determination along the way.
This deal is good on October 18, 2025
The Daisy Chain, Revised & Expanded Edition (The Cole Edwards Saga) ($0.99) by Erica M. Goros: Prequel to The Cole Edwards Saga. “A great country for men and dogs, but hell on women and horses.” In Medea, scoundrels thrive, yet Dannah Marshall stands strong. As her family falters and Henry Edwards schemes, she collides with his son Cole, her childhood playmate. The Daisy Chain is a frontier romance of grit, love, and survival.
This deal is good on October 17, 2025
Under the Eternal Sky (Ancient Historical Fiction Book 2) ($2.99) by Isai Kallistrat: Under the Eternal Sky: The epic tale of Genghis Khan’s rise. From a hunted boy to the ruler of the largest empire in history. A gripping saga of brotherhood, betrayal, and destiny. Fans of Game of Thrones and Conn Iggulden will be swept into brutal battles, deep loyalties, and a world forged in blood and ambition.
This deal is good on October 17, 2025
Conecuh and Tennessee Yankee ($1.99) by Herb Hughes: eLit Award. Conecuh: Emily Rose roams a war-ravaged country searching for her fiancé. Woven through the true-life events of Caleb Garner. Tennessee Yankee: Aaron Richardson rejects slavery. In his travels, he falls in love on both sides of the border. But the turbulent events of the time sweep him onto the battlefield, changing his life forever.
This deal is good on October 17, 2025
Bride of the Devil (Medieval Babes: Tales of Little-Known Ladies Book 13) ($0.99) by J. P. Reedman: Robert de Belleme, known as the Devil for his cruelty, terrorizes Normandy alongside his equally fearsome mother, Mabel the Poisoner. But even a Devil needs an heir, and Mabel chooses the wealthy heiress Agnes of Ponthieu to wed her son. A marriage made in Hell, especially when he locks Agnes in a tower...
This deal is good on October 15, 2025
The Seer ($0.99) by Raquel Y. Levitt: Sisters and friendships, visions and betrayals. 1896 Missouri. Sarah screams as her sister is thrust into a carriage bound for the St. Louis City Asylum. She's been accused of an inadvertent role in an abused woman's murder. Too frightened of her own punishment, Sarah hides the truth that it should have been her in that carriage.
This deal is good on October 15, 2025
The Cry of Her Heart (Fearless Dissenters Series Book 2) ($0.99) by Ora Smith: Based on a true story of what we do for those we love. Genteel Penninah Howse wants freedom from the infamous Clink Prison and to practice religious beliefs as she chooses, with the man she chooses. When Robert Linnell finally succeeds in buying visitation rights, Penninah’s old and dear friend does not just bring food; he brings hope.
This deal is good on October 15, 2025
Black Cloud Rises ($3.99) by Douglas Robbins: On Thanksgiving Day, known to many Indigenous Americans as the Day of Mourning, Black Cloud watches his niece and nephew delight in the Macy's Parade from their Pine Ridge Reservation home, silently carrying generations of unacknowledged grief. When he receives a powerful vision, Black Cloud and a group of friends embark on a daring mission…
This deal is good on October 14, 2025
Fraulein M. ($4.99) by Caroline Woods: Sisters in a Catholic orphanage, Berni and Grete are each other’s whole world, until life propels them to opposite sides of seedy, splendid, and violent Weimar Berlin. Berni becomes a cigarette girl, Grete a maid for a Nazi family. This timely read explores Germany on the brink of fascism and the limits of family bonds in the face of evil.
This deal is good on October 14, 2025
From East to West (From East to West Books Book 2) ($0.99) by Simon Drayton: Toulouse Blanc is no longer a shoemaker of humble means. Newly married to Magdalena, a wealthy heiress of property throughout Nevada and California, both Toulouse and his daughter, Jiang, have a far higher standard of life than they are familiar with. However, they soon find out that riches aren’t the equivalent of a problem-free life.
This deal is good on October 11, 2025
From East to West Box Set (Books 1-3) ($0.99) by Simon Drayton: In the 19th century, Toulouse Blanc enjoys life in France when his life changes due to a letter from a long-lost relative, Uncle Ethan. It ends up sending him all the way to Sacramento, California. However, when he gets there, no Ethan Blanc exists. Now, he is stranded in the American West with almost no money, no family, and no way to go home...
This deal is good on October 11, 2025
In the Presence of Her Enemies (Beauty for Ashes Book 3) ($0.99) by Sherri Stewart: Margot Van Ormer is the closest thing to an enemy Tamar Feldman has ever known. But when she discovers Margot has been mistreated in an orphanage, she rescues him and endeavors to keep him in her home until Margot is released from prison. Will her enemy become her friend, or is it true that no good deed goes unpunished?
This deal is good on October 10, 2025
Letters of Hope (Liberating Le Quesnoy Book 1) ($0.99) by Tania Roberts: An authentic wartime tale of bravery and resilience. Le Quesnoy is invaded by the enemy. German soldiers occupy the fortified town, making demands, seizing property with threats of punishment or death. Dominique should have joined her sister in Paris, but Le Quesnoy is cut off from free France, and no one can leave without a permit - or can they?
This deal is good on October 10, 2025
A Writing Upon the Sand ($0.99) by J.M. Kirkley: An award-winning novel of love and intrigue set in 1900, the year of the deadliest hurricane in U.S. history. For Emily Cleburne, chasing her dream as a governess puts her in the path of a devastating storm. Then adversity tests her character and faith in unimaginable ways. Will she stand firm when all else gives way, or will she fail the test?
This deal is good on October 10, 2025
Murder at Archly Manor (1920s High Society Lady Detective Mystery Book 1) ($0.99) by Sara Rosett: Upstairs-downstairs drama. Secrets and scandals. Hidden clues and alibis... It's 1923, and behind the doors of London’s grand country houses, danger and deception lurk. High society investigator Olive Belgrave attends a posh party that turns deadly, and she must uncover which of the aristocratic Bright Young Things is a cold-blooded killer.
This deal is good on October 9, 2025
A Shroud Of Sorcery (The Alba Mysteries Book 2) ($3.39) by David Griffiths: In the mysterious world of ancient Britain, Alba, warrior mage of the Cornovii, must overcome an enemy who conjures dark magick and illusion to subjugate their victims. Harassed by the Roman army and a hidden organization that will stop at nothing to build an Empire of Ages, Alba must use all of his arcane knowledge to defeat the evil that threatens.
This deal is good on October 9, 2025
The Bristol Scholar ($2.99) by Kate Somers: One risky romance can ruin a woman... 1884. Bristol, England. Bucking societal norms, Twenty-year-old Evangeline Moore seizes the opportunity to attend University College, Bristol. It is there that she meets the brooding Professor Edwards, and he awakens an inconvenient attraction that Evangeline struggles to quell. Is love worth losing everything?
This deal is good on October 9, 2025
Afghani ($0.99) by Brendon Patrick: A poignant tale of heart-wrenching choices and cultural divides that span generations: AFGHANI reveals Australia's xenophobic past by drawing powerful parallels to today's global tensions. Through intimate personal journeys, it explores the universal quest for belonging, identity, and reconciliation in a world where borders persist.
This deal is good on October 8, 2025
Echoes of Atlantis: Legacy of The Gods ($2.99) by Richard Eckley: When archaeologist Elena discovers proof of Atlantis in Göbekli Tepe, she forms a mysterious connection with Thothamak, an Atlantean priest from 12,000 years ago. As she races to decode seven sacred laws hidden in Egypt's Labyrinth, she realizes the same cosmic threat that destroyed Atlantis is returning.
This deal is good on October 8, 2025
Secrets That Remain: The Emil Fricker Story ($1.99) by Julie Bawden-Davis and Lynn Rose Ann Kelley: Murder. Scandal. Secrets. In 1924, Madison County, Illinois, Emil Fricker, a respected dairy farmer, faced trial for a shocking crime. Written by his direct descendants and told through the voices of his wife Rose, children, and those close to the events, this is a gripping historical novel of family, resilience, and truths refusing to stay buried.
This deal is good on October 7, 2025
The Queen's Men (An Elizabethan Spy Thriller Series Book 4) ($0.99) by Steven Veerapen: In Elizabethan England, scholar Thomas Lewgar and playwright-spy Christopher Marlowe are drawn into plots of treasure, treachery, and war. From the hunt for Drake’s lost gold to Catholic conspiracies and the threat of the Armada, the pair face danger, deception, and deadly enemies in service of queen and country.
This deal is good on October 7, 2025
Sword Brethren ($0.99) by Jon Byrne: When Richard’s young life is torn apart and he loses his castle home, he flees to Lübeck, where he joins the Sword Brothers as they leave to convert the pagans of the eastern Baltic in the Northern Crusades. But when their new mission is threatened by a large pagan army, Richard is compelled to make a crucial decision and fight like never before.
This deal is good on October 6, 2025
We Are Made ($0.99) by John Ludlam: Set in pre-war London and the murky world of Franco’s Spain, “We Are Made” intertwines love, espionage, and moral conflict in a beautifully crafted narrative that explores sacrifice and survival in a Europe hurtling toward chaos. ‘Brilliantly creates the tension and the political divide of the late 1930s.’ – Independent Book Review
This deal is good on October 6, 2025
The Thirteenth Child (The Rachael Kisch Trilogy Book 1) ($0.99) by Mark deMeza: Inspired by true events, this WWII novel follows the Kisch family as Nazi oppression tightens in Amsterdam. Siblings Rachael and Hendrik risk everything in the Resistance, while their parents fight to protect young Hannes. As deportations rise, survival means sacrifice, courage, and hope.
This deal is good on October 4, 2025
Beautiful House ($2.99) by Raye Cain: North Carolina, 1960. Berry Smith dreams of college, freedom, and a beautiful house. Like the homes she cleans. Then Josephine Walker arrives. Rivalry turns to friendship and then into secret love. When tragedy forces them apart, Berry must choose between safety and her dreams in a world determined to deny her both.
This deal is good on October 3, 2025
My Final Voyage ($3.99) by Danny J. Bradbury: Can an elderly man, lying alone on his deathbed, find the courage to mend his broken relationships with his children before it’s too late? My Last Voyage is a gripping tale set against the rich backdrop of the 18th Century, a time of war and strife. It’s a haunting story of one man’s journey to reconcile with his family over the choices he has made.
This deal is good on October 3, 2025
Shadows in the Pleasure Gardens: Regarding Robberies and Race Horses ($0.99) by Elaine Mary Griffin: Charming banking apprentice Chester Carter becomes embroiled in a mystery when he witnesses a robbery in his small English town. By Sheriff Hoogkirk’s side, can he unravel a racetrack conspiracy and get justice for the victims? BookBub readers say: “A richly detailed, character-driven story.”
This deal is good on October 2, 2025
Reclaiming Konia: A Tale of Love, Loss and the Armenian Genocide ($0.99) by Heather Ruth Martin: One family’s saga. One impossible choice. One unforgettable true story. When the Armenian Genocide tears through the Ottoman Empire, Christian minister Melkon Jenanyan must fight to protect his family and his faith. Reclaiming Konia is a gripping saga of love, loss, and survival. Just $0.99 or free with Kindle Unlimited.
This deal is good on October 2, 2025
Wild Buck (Western Justice Adventures) ($0.99) by Jesse Storm: Buck Hartley quits the Pinkertons until his brother Eli’s murder pulls him back. Now, with Eli’s teenage daughter, Mattie, hunting for a treasure map, Buck teams with reporter Jane to track killer Braxton across the badlands. The treasure’s real. The bullets are flying. Buck must confront the man he used to be, and the price of the man he’s become.
This deal is good on September 30, 2025
The Bookseller of Kathmandu ($0.99) by Ann Bennett: Chloe Rai runs a second-hand bookshop in old Kathmandu. While collecting books from a crumbling palace, Chloe finds a stash of old letters, from the British wife of a tin-mine manager to a Nepalese Gurkha. Malaya 1948: Alice Lacey, living with a volatile husband through the Malaya Emergency, finds comfort in a friendship with Anil, a Gurkha officer.
This deal is good on September 30, 2025
From the Tropics of Britain ($0.99) by Simon Drayton: Christian (Krishna) Graham’s life takes a turn when his father returns to Guyana with plans to move his family to England. The most tragic misfortune strikes along the way, leaving Christian alone in what is, in his eyes, a foreign land. How will a twelve-year-old survive in 19th-century England without family? Great for fans of Charles Dickens!
This deal is good on September 30, 2025
The Champagne War (The Vineyards of War Book 1) ($1.99) by Fiona McIntosh: Perfect for fans of Rhys Bowen and Kristin Hannah, The Champagne War weaves together the sun-drenched vineyards of France and the killing fields of World War I in an unforgettable story about love, loyalty, and the courage to fight for what matters most.
This deal is good on September 29, 2025
Magi Apprentice ($0.99) by Dan E. Hendrickson: Join Rassan, a brave Parthian cavalry officer, as he abandons glory to uncover the secrets of the stars. Become immersed in his quest as a Magi Apprentice—a thrilling journey to discover the truth behind the guiding star and the birth of Jesus!
This deal is good on September 29, 2025
The Savage Sky (Books 1-12) ($2.99) by Richard Townshend Bickers: Twelve heart-stopping tales of fighter pilots—2000+ pages of exhilarating action. From the vast, desolate deserts of North Africa to the icy skies over the English Channel and the dense, treacherous jungles of the Pacific, these warriors face impossible odds at every turn.
This deal is good on September 29, 2025
The Shrouded Path ($0.99) by Mark Chappell: When Dr Bruno Prosche is captured by Allied forces in the aftermath of D-Day, he is transported far from war-torn France to Camp Aliceville, a German prisoner of war camp deep in Alabama. Tasked with treating both German prisoners and local Americans, Prosche soon discovers that survival requires more than medical skill.
This deal is good on September 26, 2025
Where Eagles Fly Free ($0.99) by David Jacinto: Set in 1860s America against the backdrop of the construction of the transcontinental railroad, Where Eagles Fly Free offers a breathtaking view of a couple determined to achieve the American dream even while crossing the Atlantic and surviving the great American West.
This deal is good on September 26, 2025
The House on Chambers Road ($0.99) by C. J. McGroarty: Sometimes the past that haunts you isn’t yours. In C.J. McGroarty’s gothic ghost tale, grieving interior designer Libby buys an old house where voices whisper, objects vanish, and secrets of its builder may hold the key to redemption and the peace she desperately seeks.
This deal is good on September 25, 2025
Black Cloud Rises ($3.99) by Douglas Robbins: Black Cloud Rises is a searing, unforgettable novel of rebellion and redemption, where a haunted Native American elder leads an uprising to sabotage the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, igniting a spiritual and political reckoning at the heart of modern America.
This deal is good on September 25, 2025
England’s Martyr (The Ironside Trilogy Book 1) ($0.99) by Alfred Read: The start of a historically accurate, Dark Age adventure on the rise of one of England’s greatest warrior kings…Edmund Ironside!
This deal is good on September 25, 2025
The Saffron Horn: A Novel of Minoan Crete ($0.99) by Elizabeth Anderbrook: A tsunami brings Liriya into contact with a power-hungry priest who knows her most closely guarded secret. Desperate to free herself from his clutches, Liriya tries to navigate his demands. But as volcanic winter grips the land and the web of temple power politics ensnares her, she confronts a choice between betrayal and self-destruction.
This deal is good on September 24, 2025
Sarita ($0.99) by Natalie Musgrave Dossett: Inspired by her own family’s roots in the Wild Horse Desert, the story follows a fearless young woman, Sarita, determined to seek justice for her brother’s murder when no one else will, not even the Texas Rangers. As Sarita sets off alone across the Rio Grande to confront his killer, she faces everything from tequila smugglers to snakes to revolutionaries.
This deal is good on September 24, 2025