Fight or Die: A Short Story Collection ($0.99) by Richard Foreman: ‘The coming man of historical fiction.’ -Saul David. Fight or Die is a specially curated collection of the bestselling historical novelist’s shorter works. The stories are a taster menu for some of the author’s series, set in the likes of Ancient Rome, the First Crusade, and Victorian London.
This deal is good on March 28, 2021
The Assassins: A Johnny Swift Thriller ($0.99) by Alan Bardos: 1914. Johnny Swift is sent to infiltrate the ‘Young Bosnians’, a group of idealistic conspirators. However, Swift’s gambling debts and taste for beautiful women prove the least of his problems as he struggles to survive on his wits in the increasingly complex – and perilous – world of politics and espionage.
This deal is good on March 27, 2021
Thurkill’s Revenge (The Huscarl Chronicles Book 1) ($0.99) by Paul Bernardi: 1066. Thurkill, a young huscarl warrior, wants nothing more than to stand with his father’s forces in battle. But he soon learns that surviving the bloody carnage of the shield wall is only the start of his trials. With the Normans now rampaging across England, Thurkill must draw his sword to save his family and countrymen.
This deal is good on March 26, 2021
Only Our Destiny ($0.99) by A.G. Russo: Southern Italy struggles with poverty and hunger after World War I. Like millions of Italian immigrants, the Coriello family hopes to find a better life in America. World War II intrudes, leaving family behind to face extreme hardship, while those in America suffer the ignorance and prejudice of the immigrant experience with courage and resilience.
This deal is good on March 25, 2021
Pieces of Wood ($0.99) by Kenneth James Moore: An incredible story about the little-known holocaust of the Imperial Japanese Army’ – to destroy the women of the countries they planned to occupy. This well-researched thriller is set in 1978, where two sons of the Rising Sun reignite their fathers World War II diabolical disdain for women, secreting it to Chicago’s shores. Can they be stopped?
This deal is good on March 24, 2021
The Disappearing Man (The Underground Railroad Book 2) ($0.99) by Doug Peterson: “The Disappearing Man” tells the incredible true story of Henry “Box” Brown, a slave who mailed himself to freedom in 1849. Henry Brown was sealed inside a box and shipped from Richmond to Philadelphia–a 27-hour ordeal. It’s one of the greatest stories in the history of the Underground Railroad.
This deal is good on March 23, 2021
Set the Night On Fire: A Thriller About the Late Sixties ($0.99) by Libby Fischer Hellmann: Part thriller, part historical novel, and part love story, Set The Night On Fire paints an unforgettable portrait of Chicago during a turbulent time… Someone is trying to kill Lila Hilliard. During the Christmas holidays, she returns from running errands to find her family home in flames, her father and brother trapped inside.
This deal is good on March 22, 2021
Twice Upon A Time ($2.99) by D. Davidson – R. Marcano: A man and a woman are traveling back in time to rekindle the flame of their lost love. Fifty some odd years have passed since Julie Scott and James Barlow have seen each other. They had been high school sweethearts in 1960, but unusual circumstances ended that relationship, and they went their separate ways.
This deal is good on March 21, 2021
The Bitter Sweet Life of Annie Jenkins ($0.99) by Ann Brough: In an era where rich and poor were forbidden to mix, comes the story of Annie, a poor English factory worker who finds love with the boss’s son, Daniel, a handsome, wealthy aristocrat. Forced to hide their relationship and marry in secret, could this spell disaster for the young lovers or can they manage to find happiness?
This deal is good on March 20, 2021
I, Joaquin ($0.99) by Melvin Litton: A fictional memoir of the legendary Joaquin Murríeta, lover-bandit-revolutionary of the California gold rush, as told by his head encased in alcohol. Listen to his voice and witness his short dramatic life, his tragic love of Rosita, and his many conquests and daring exploits that would inspire stories, songs, and the ever-popular character, Zorro.
This deal is good on March 19, 2021
The Blood of The Lutes (The Song of Octa Book 1) ($0.99) by James Calbraith: Sequel to a bestselling trilogy of Anglo-Saxon Britain. A Roman legate arrives in Britannia bringing dire news from across the Narrow Sea. A civil war erupted in Gaul, and the Imperator needs help against the Usurper. What better chance for young Octa to prove himself before his people and his father, the king of Iutes?
This deal is good on March 18, 2021
The Mapmaker and the Pope ($4.99) by Ron Messier: Set in the 10th century Middle East, North Africa, and Spain, this is a story of intrigue, adventure, and discovery. A Muslim mapmaker, a spy for the caliphate, and a Christian monk, the future Pope Sylvester II, find common ground as they work through the political and religious rivalries of their times.
This deal is good on March 17, 2021
The Ocean Marshes: And Other Faraway Places ($1.95) by Claudio Rossi and Manfred Boch: After Nero’s death, the Roman Empire risks being torn apart, especially on its borders. The secession of Germania and Belgica is at hand. A young architect and his mysterious partner are commissioned a job in a remote, little-known military fortress. That seems an easy, peaceful job. But will it be?
This deal is good on March 16, 2021
Caesar’s Spies Omnibus (Books 1-3) ($0.99) by Peter Tonkin: “Superb. For fans of Steven Saylor and Conn Iggulden.” Richard Foreman. Featuring THE IDES, AFTER THE IDES & CICERO DIES! Set in the Roman world in turmoil more than a year after Caesar’s assassination. The desperate Antony gives secret orders to daring spy Artemidorus, the man who almost saved Caesar on The Ides. Who might just save Antony now…
This deal is good on March 15, 2021
The Bells of Eastertide ($0.99) by Leslie Douglas: It is 750 A.D. For two years, King Edbert of Northumbria has yearned for a simpler life: a life of penance and prayer. But can he live the life of a saint and still save his kingdom from civil war – or will his new life cause one? The Bells of Eastertide is a thrilling novel of lust, murder, and an epic Dark Age power struggle.
This deal is good on March 14, 2021
Of Land and Spirits ($0.99) by Alan Thrush: Battle action from the African bush – a modern classic of rebellion and Empire’s end. The Rhodesian Army fights a war it cannot win; the rural population is lost to guerrillas contesting the ancestral land. Told from both sides of the conflict, this is war writing at its finest. There is bravery, cowardice, comradeship, loss. A compelling read.
This deal is good on March 13, 2021
From the Realm of Time: A Novel of the Fourth Century Roman Empire: The Sequel ($2.99) by Scott Douglas Prill: It’s been five years since the Roman Emperor Valens’ army was annihilated at the battle of Adrianople. Far from warfare, retired General Marcus Augustus Valerias is now settled into life at his estate near Milan with his wife, Claire, a former Briton queen, and her two daughters. Still, waves of worry plague the once-great but now aging general…
This deal is good on March 12, 2021
Into the Realm of Time: A Novel of the Fourth Century Roman Empire ($2.99) by Scott Douglas Prill: Known for his ferocity in battle, Roman General Marcus Augustus Valerias has long served as a formidable enforcer for the emperors. But in the year 372 AD, when the Roman Empire is at the cusp of its great decline, the General contemplates a different future. Tired of the savage brutality and endless warring, Valerias dreams of a simpler and less violent life.
This deal is good on March 11, 2021
Our Wild and Precious Lives ($3.99) by A.G. Russo: The Cold War. Two Army brat siblings, Tom and Melly, find themselves stationed on an Army base in Germany. Their abusive father, who suffers PTSD, is a World War II hero. Their mother is an Italian war bride. They must navigate the boundaries of military dependents—teenagers with the same needs, yearnings and heartbreak as any of their generation.
This deal is good on March 9, 2021
The Book of Uriel: A Novel of WWII ($0.99) by Elyse Hoffman: Ten-year-old Uriel has always loved magical stories of angels and monsters. But when the fires of World War II consume his village, he learns that the old folktales are terrifyingly real. Uriel embarks on a perilous journey through Nazi-occupied Poland, determined to save the Archangel Michael and all of the Jewish people from the clutches of the Angel of Death…
This deal is good on March 7, 2021