Twisted Inheritance (Time of the Coral Book 1) ($3.99) by H J Dalton: When editor Eloise Yardley receives a mysterious letter revealing she's inherited a vast fortune from a woman who died over 300 years ago, her life is turned upside down. As impossible secrets begin to unravel and an unseen presence stalks her every move, Eloise discovers she has inherited far more than a fortune.

This deal is good on August 3, 2026

The Coal Miner: Canary in the Mine (Tales of 20th century Working-class Men Book 2) ($3.99) by Ronald E. Pressley: A WW II veteran returns from the war to the hollers of Kentucky to work in the coal mines. He marries a young woman with three children. Through a life of backbreaking work, betrayal, and numerous challenges, he retains his work ethic, decency, and sense of loyalty. There are many untold stories in the working class. This is only one.

This deal is good on August 1, 2026

Bargains of Fate (Fields of Honor series Book 2) ($0.99) by Sharon Virts: Based on true events from the American Regency era, this riveting sequel to Masque of Honor explores the thin line between power and integrity, love and lust, honor and death.

This deal is good on August 1, 2026

The Sugar Secret (Evan Ross Book 7) ($1.33) by Lyle Garford: Martinique and St. Kitts, 1808: After Trafalgar, Napoleon sends intelligence officer Colonel Rémy Bernard to save France's last Caribbean strongholds—but Bernard secretly hunts a legendary treasure on British-held St. Kitts. As French raids escalate and murders mount, Evan Ross and James Wilton race to stop him before chaos engulfs the Caribbean.

This deal is good on July 31, 2026

The Scandinavian War Bride ($0.99) by Desiree Ohrbeck: "Intimate storytelling infused with Scandinavian restraint." —Historical Novel Society. Based on 100 real family letters, this gritty WWII drama strips away the glossy romance of the era. Follow Kirsten's raw fight through the trauma of occupied Denmark and the dark reality of post-war Europe. Deep, authentic historical weight for $0.99.

This deal is good on July 29, 2026

From the Plains to the Sea ($2.99) by Danny J. Bradbury: Based on actual events, this novella follows the journey of a fictitious sailor from the high plains of Colorado to the vast waters of the Pacific. It's a tale of bravery and the desire to avenge the attack on Pearl Harbor. The ship and its crew, bound by a deep sense of duty, face numerous hardships together with the ultimate goal of victory.

This deal is good on July 28, 2026

The King's Retribution (The Plantagenet Legacy Book 2) ($0.99) by Mercedes Rochelle: Ten years is a long time to wait before taking revenge on your enemies, but King Richard II was a patient man. The Lords Appellant crushed him during the Merciless Parliament, but he slowly recovered his regality. And when he struck back, he was swift and merciless. But fear drove him too far, and in his eagerness to protect his crown, Richard underestimated the man who would take it from him.

This deal is good on July 28, 2026

Madam in Lace (The American Madams Book 3) ($0.99) by Gini Grossenbacher: Revolution brews and love grows in the shadows of Paris. In 1857, Celeste returns to France to find her mother, a brothel madam. Amidst the political chaos, she spies for revolutionaries and navigates the desperate world of secrets and lies. A breathtaking tale of intrigue, romance, and the power of a woman's destiny. Reader’s Favorite Award.

This deal is good on July 25, 2026

The Solitary Sparrow ($4.95) by Lorraine Norwood: Through perseverance and extraordinary courage, Meg of St. Michael’s Mead is a woman who dares to dream in a world that says NO. In her quest to become a respected medical practitioner in 14th century England, she struggles to overcome prejudice against women. Branded a traitor by the Queen, she flees to France, where she battles societal expectations amidst the specter of a lethal epidemic.

This deal is good on July 24, 2026

The River of Eternity ($3.99) by Bruce Balfour: 2024 Pacific Book Award WINNER, Best Historical Fiction. AMAZON BESTSELLER. Raised with the children of Pharaoh Ramesses III, Ray is framed for the murder of a prince. So begins his journey to clear his name and stop Pharaoh's assassination by the harem women. "Intricate historical fiction with lots of action, danger, and deceit." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS

This deal is good on July 24, 2026

Between Blood and Ink ($4.99) by W.J. Small: Fleeing a brutal husband, Clare Berridge finds refuge in a medieval abbey—and a secret scriptorium. But when her past catches up with her, she'll risk everything for freedom. A gripping novel of courage, betrayal, and survival.

This deal is good on July 21, 2026

The Governor's Trophy ($0.99) by Terry L. Broxson: In 1956, the Texas Collegiate Debate Championship will be held, with the winner receiving the Governor’s Trophy. Forty teams will compete, and for the first time, a team of African American students, Barbara Jordan and Otis King, from Houston’s Texas Southern University, will compete against white colleges in the tournament.

This deal is good on July 21, 2026

Blue Rivers (Western Justice Adventures) ($0.99) by Jesse Storm: Lawman Blue Rivers has spent his life believing in the badge – until a letter reveals he has a half-sister sold to settle a debt. Riding across the frontier to save her, Blue is forced to confront the mother who abandoned him and the violent men who now own the girl. This time, the law isn’t enough. Every man standing in Blue’s way will pay for it.

This deal is good on July 21, 2026

A King Under Siege (The Plantagenet Legacy Book 1) ($0.99) by Mercedes Rochelle: Richard II found himself under siege not once, but twice in his minority. He was only fourteen when the Peasants' Revolt terrorized London. But only six years later, vengeful magnates sought to bring him down and even threatened to depose him. He would never forget his humiliation, and he vowed that next time, retribution would be his.

This deal is good on July 20, 2026

The Great Hunger ($0.99) by Mark McGuire: Ireland, 1847. Hunger is everywhere. To save her younger siblings, fifteen-year-old Jane Corcoran enters the dreaded Roscommon workhouse. There she discovers a sisterhood of survivors whose courage and friendship become her greatest strength as they struggle to endure the horrors of the Irish Famine without losing hope.

This deal is good on July 20, 2026

Legend: The Ripper's Eternal Echo ($0.99) by Yu Koo: “An inventive, fast-paced reimagining of the Whitechapel slayings.” - Kirkus Reviews. Immortal investigator Finn Parker has hunted evil across forty centuries. In 1888, Jack the Ripper's savage murders draw her into Whitechapel's choking fog. She tracks a killer through the streets, only to uncover a conspiracy reaching far beyond the killings.

This deal is good on July 17, 2026

Ahead of the Eagles (The Wolves' Cycle Book 1) ($2.99) by Martyn Warren: Rome does not retreat. It adapts. In the dying years of the Republic, Septimius Cursor leads battle-hardened legionaries against Mithridates of Pontus. But the enemy has learned Rome’s strengths and turned them against her. Sent ahead of the eagles, Cursor must find the unseen foe and keep Pompey’s army alive. Book One of The Wolves’ Cycle.

This deal is good on July 17, 2026

The Tale of a Terracotta Warrior: Storm of Xian'Yang ($0.99) by Harry Han: Behind history's greatest ancient wonder lies a secret tragedy. Reduced to a palace maid, a fallen princess forged a forbidden love with a soldier destined to become a terracotta warrior. Caught in a storm of court intrigue and endless war, their hearts beat as one in an empire cracking under the weight of its own perfection.

This deal is good on July 10, 2026