Too Many Tsunamis ($1.99) by Vincent Pienaar: At 34, Bert is still living with his mother, working a dead-end job in an instant-print shop, and nursing a quiet sense that life has somehow whipped past without him. His suicide note, Too Many Tsunamis, he believes, is very good, but the act is harder than the note. But enter Lelani Balt - Lightning Bolt - and his universe changes.

This deal is good on March 19, 2026

Purple State Bruise ($0.99) by Rene Eram: Purple State Bruise is a dark comedy about a viral road-rage brawl between a conservative suit and a homeless drunk that spirals into a political campaign reckless enough to sway the presidential election. A darkly funny novel about men falling apart and the women who see right through them.

This deal is good on March 19, 2026

Beyond the Blue Dog ($0.99) by Rene Eram: Meet Patrick Wheely, a man on the worst vacation of his life. He’s stranded in the spirit realm with Transcendental Charlie, a prison-clothed trickster who slips between worlds. Together they explore the corridors of memory, stalked by the blue dog, a surreal guardian, part protector, part curse, holding secrets Patrick may not want uncovered.

This deal is good on March 19, 2026

Imagining More and Other Stories ($0.99) by Panayotis Cacoyannis: New! A kaleidoscope of flawed, searching characters, among them actors, writers, and troubled artists, strive to make sense of themselves, their relationships, and their place in the world. “Masterful... superb" - San Francisco Book Review. "Acts of cruelty or betrayal coexist with moments of profound insight or aesthetic clarity." - Kirkus

This deal is good on March 17, 2026

The Arts Council ($0.99) by Dolly Gray Landon: "The Arts Council" is a razor-sharp satirical novel exposing corruption in the arts world. In the fictional town of Pimpleton Heights, a powerful arts council—run by greedy philistines—awards grants, praise, and opportunities to talentless charlatans in exchange for bribes, favors, and "horizontal refreshments," whilst sidelining genuine artists.

This deal is good on March 17, 2026

Finding a Best Friend ($0.99) by J.T. Swan: Some heroes save the world—some have the courage to stay. After years on the run, Jake wants only a quiet life. Brooke is grieving and barely holding her world together. Their unlikely friendship becomes a lifeline—until Jake’s past returns, which neither of them can outrun. A tender, powerful story of trauma, found family, and second chances.

This deal is good on March 16, 2026

The Sunflower Widows (The Ukraine Stories Book 1) ($2.99) by Matthew Fults: Amazon Bestseller! The Sunflower Widows is a soul-stirring tribute to love, strength, and the unbreakable bonds between women set against the Ukraine invasion. Inspired by true events, it stands as a powerful testament to love that endures, grief that unites, and strength that rises. Critics: “Spellbinding… profoundly moving… exquisite writing.”

This deal is good on March 15, 2026

The End of the Storm ($0.99) by Michael Laor: A Swedish painter trying to reinvent herself amid a troubled marriage meets, by chance, an avid hiker. An unexpected rapport forms as they help one another confront their inner conflicts until a powerful event changes everything. It is a story about courage, love for the wide open spaces, for art, and the risks we take to become who we truly are.

This deal is good on March 15, 2026

Another Invisible Ghetto ($3.99) by Rasmenia Massoud: Another Invisible Ghetto is a character-driven examination of downtrodden outsiders and casualties of a failed American dream who find purpose in unexpected places. While they might be easy for the rest of society to ignore, their invisibility could be the superpower that makes them a force to be reckoned with.

This deal is good on March 15, 2026

To Kill or Not To Kill ($4.99) by Lucian Verus: What if the difference between justice and murder is only an argument? In To Kill or Not to Kill, two philosophers confront impossible moral dilemmas where every answer feels wrong—and every truth hides another lie. A provocative dialogue that will haunt your conscience.

This deal is good on March 13, 2026

Champagne Widows: First Woman of Champagne, Veuve Clicquot (Champagne Widows Biographical Novels) ($1.99) by Rebecca Rosenberg: Best Champagne Book of All Times —Book Authority Editor's Choice —Historical Novel Society, France 1800s. Widow Barbe-Nicole Clicquot inherits a failing winery but possesses "Le Nez," an elite sense of smell. Battling Napoleon’s restrictive laws and wartime ruin, she must choose: a passionate marriage that would strip her of her business, or her calling.

This deal is good on March 13, 2026

All The Parts It Takes ($1.99) by Kate Mayor: When a woman begins to realise the life she has built no longer feels like her own, she must confront the silence, family roles, and choices that have shaped her world. A quiet but powerful story about truth, courage, and the turning points that lead us back to ourselves.

This deal is good on March 13, 2026

The Butler Did It! ($0.99) by Jinx James: Octogenarian actor Mervyn Ambrose is finally famous. Now the face of a household brand, his news of a terminal illness calls for a quiet final curtain call. What could possibly go wrong? The Butler Did It! is a wittily dark, heart-stitching comedy about an actor trying to stage-manage his own suicide. For fans of A Man Called Ove and Grave Talk.

This deal is good on March 10, 2026

Time For Another? ($2.99) by Timothy Davidson: A group of regular patrons each day frequent the back bar of the Sloop Inn, a pub on the south Devon coast of England, for an early evening drink and a gossip. Often, they meet other locals or visitors to the bar who have interesting stories to relate...some with happy endings and some not so happy. The group, too, becomes embroiled in an unsettling story of their own.

This deal is good on March 10, 2026

The Kept Fire (The Bound Water Cycle Book 2) ($2.99) by MG McCoy: Water answered when sung to. The stewards kept the schedules. The schedules kept the water. No one asked why. Then the water stopped answering. Book One of the Bound Water Series — five books tracing how systems built on control learn, too late, what they were never governing.

This deal is good on March 10, 2026

Fake Creativity ($0.99) by Blake Loch: Before Cooper can write his story, it already exists. Love, identity, and truth hang in the balance as he unravels a mystery that could erase him. In the end, the only question he must ask is: Does it matter if something is real, or perfectly reproduced? Fake Creativity is an unsettling exploration of the thin line between art and imitation.

This deal is good on March 9, 2026

The Final Shelter: Humanity Fades. An Invitation Arrives. Prophecies Awaken. ($0.99) by Rob Ramos: A mysterious invitation. A hidden shelter that is beyond belief. The award-winning, thought-provoking book The Final Shelter blends mysticism, a powerful mystery-thriller twist, and the riveting journey of a strong female protagonist. "This unputdownable book belongs on every reader’s must-read list. Highly recommended." - Joan, Goodreads reviews

This deal is good on March 9, 2026

Hannah Bloom: Dream Juggler ($0.99) by Jacquie Herz: Hannah Bloom longs to claim the title “poet.” With her daughters at camp, she expects time to write—until heartbreaking letters arrive, an unexpected pregnancy upends her plans, her mother considers moving back to Europe, and a lawsuit threatens the family business. Now Hannah must hold it all together—and find her voice.

This deal is good on March 9, 2026

Servants Masters and Rogues ($3) by Tim Davidson: The discovery of an opera score, possibly by Mozart, links the lives of two charming rogues, Hugo a music critic in 21st century London, who plans to marry an heiress, Antonin, a music teacher, born in 18th century Prague, who flees to London to avoid a scandal, and Sandra, a bright young working-class girl, who dreams of becoming an opera singer.

This deal is good on March 9, 2026

When God Worked for the Council ($2.5) by ER Wills: John dreams of rubbing shoulders with the mayor, Barbara's elderly mother is a runaway bride, and Gloria has a crush on the vicar. St Mary's has always been a lively place. Welcome back, Jim.

This deal is good on March 8, 2026

Within and Without Time (Within & Without Time Book 1) ($0.99) by D.I. Hennessey: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "An emotional and stirring read." A young man is caught up in a miraculous adventure that transforms his life and changes the world! Like an intense roller coaster, the journey he experiences is exciting and unpredictable. Heartwarming as well as heart-rending. Be prepared to laugh and cry, to be inspired, and find your heart rejoicing!

This deal is good on March 5, 2026

Stirring the Stillness (The Stillness Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Richard Lee Ferguson: The replacement of humans has begun. It starts with the voices. This thought-provoking saga contemplates the end of the human race as we know it. It begins with a small group of humans seeking a mysterious woman known as Her and culminates many generations later in the rise of a new, more powerful, and empathetic species, the Superior Ones.

This deal is good on March 5, 2026

Sandstorm ($2.99) by Joyce Yarrow: Now on Kindle Unlimited. A young con artist runs into heavy opposition when she tries to put her swindling skills to work as a legitimate actor and theatrical make-up artist. “An excellent story about turning your life around even when the deck is stacked against you.” Winner—First Place Women’s Fiction—CEPA/Evvy Award.

This deal is good on March 5, 2026

Rubies from Burma ($4.99) by Anne Lovett: It's 1941, and eight-year-old Mae Lee nurses a crush on her fickle older sister's suitor. While the paratrooper risks death in Burma, Mae Lee tries to make Ava be faithful to him. Trouble follows. The soldier returns a wounded hero and marries Ava, but when the marriage unravels, Mae Lee must make a choice that will change her life forever.

This deal is good on March 5, 2026

And So It Was for Mary ($3.99) by Aaron Denius: Mary, a homeless guitar savant, is saved from the brink by a legendary spirit guide. Reclaiming her life, she finds love with Leila and sobriety through music. But a terminal diagnosis forces a final choice: fade away or live harder. With her family’s help, Mary transforms grief into a legacy, proving her life and her music truly mattered.

This deal is good on March 4, 2026

Never Lost ($0.99) by Aaron C. Anderson: Zane Carter and his teenage sons, Ty and Joseph, venture one hundred miles into the Idaho wilderness with only a knife and the knowledge of their Nez Perce ancestors. Danger awaits at every deadfall and lurks in every snowy shadow as the boys hunt, fish, make weapons, and build shelter, learning to survive, taking only what they need from the land, and leaving no trace.

This deal is good on March 3, 2026

Our Lady of the Pink Pussycat ($0.99) by Cyd Casados: The life of a New Orleans stripper takes a mysterious turn after she dances for a paralyzed war veteran. Word of her “gift” spreads quickly and she finds herself locked in a battle with jealous dancers, a local televangelist and her own self-doubt. A story of deep faith & friendship. Readers say “original & authentic" and "instantly captivating.”

This deal is good on March 3, 2026

Coffee with Vodka ($0.99) by Lisa Shiroff: Thanks to a childhood traumatic brain injury, Dee Dee Bremen’s life runs on a cocktail of ADHD, a temperamental memory, and anxiety attacks that arrive uninvited and overstay their welcome. Somehow, she was able to pull herself together and, with her best friend, Maxine, she is on the brink of launching Altered States, a combo art gallery and gift shop that feels like a real, adult step forward.

This deal is good on March 3, 2026

Harry Windzor and the Magic of Monarchy ($0.99) by Sid Ishun: Harry thinks he’s just a normal aristocrat until a swan arrives with a letter that changes everything. At Balmoral School of Monarchy & Majesty, he discovers a world of backstabbing, sycophancy, and a sinister plot to overthrow the Windzor dynasty… An irreverent satire with so many scandals swept under the rug that even the corgis are suspicious.

This deal is good on March 2, 2026

Going to Zossen: Or the Capitulation of Vasily Mikhailovich ($0.99) by A.V. Pankov: Based on true accounts of children’s penal colonies that emerged during the 1990s post-Soviet chaos, Going to Zossen is a raw exploration of the bargains ordinary people make under oppressive systems – necessary reading for fans of Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These and Colson Whitehead’s The Nickel Boys.

This deal is good on March 2, 2026

Just Another Bomb Blast ($0.99) by Sandaruwan Madduma Bandara: Just Another Bomb Blast is a collection of short stories from this award-winning author. From the titular story, through tales of adolescence and love, to the dark realities of political and social life, these are not so much stories of individual characters as of a generation. This is a fascinating, insightful, yet deeply troubling read.

This deal is good on March 2, 2026

As Time Goes By ($1.99) by W. Royce Adams: "As Time Goes By" takes us on a journey through the terrain of a fascinating life in direct, inviting prose and a welcome sense of play, even as he faces hard truths and existential questions. "This arresting memoir bursts with life, insight, and an infectious love of jazz and writing." - Booklife

This deal is good on March 1, 2026

Paths Not Yet Taken (The Path Finder Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Philip Rennett: When the missing British Prime Minister turns up in would-be terrorist Simon Pope’s garage, desperate for a break from politics, things get complicated fast. What follows is five days of chaos as the government hunts for its missing leader, and Simon becomes the perfect scapegoat in this sharp, funny satire of power, pretence, and the modern world.

This deal is good on March 1, 2026

Return to Summit Falls Boxset ($0.99) by Jacie Middlemann: Ready to take on whatever the world had to throw at them, four friends left their hometown of Summit Falls in search of something more. Years later, two of them are coming back for the same reason… one to pursue a lifelong dream and the other hopes for a second chance with the woman he’s always loved.

This deal is good on February 28, 2026

Alias Tomorrow ($4.99) by Anthony Caplan: Alias Tomorrow is at once a suspenseful exploration of a society where advanced technology has blurred the lines between reality and illusion, and a character-driven, unflinchingly honest exposé of the inner lives of an American family. It intertwines an inspirational narrative of a writer, William Morrow, with his epic science fiction adventure.

This deal is good on February 28, 2026

Two Dreams and Two Hollows ($0.99) by Gary Gautier: Short stories filled with quirky characters, genre-bending bursts, and random bits of everything quilted together by two-time Faulkner-Wisdom Prize finalist Gary Gautier.

This deal is good on February 26, 2026