Nightmare Along the River Nile: A Story of Twentieth Century Slavery ($0.99) by S. E. Nelson: This story is inspired by real events. A bus is ambushed by rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). The captives are taken to LRA headquarters in Sudan. Edgar, a high school student, is among them. During captivity, he clings to his faith, his mother's memory, and the river he grew up beside, while his friends risk everything to bring him home.

This deal is good on September 18, 2026

Morons of War ($2.99) by Sloan Green: The year is 2014, and no weapon has proven more valuable in America's Global War on Terrorism than the MQ-9 Reaper. But who is piloting these deadly attack drones? An elite group of special operators? A shadowy government agency? Highly advanced artificial intelligence? Nope. Turns out, it's a bunch of morons.

This deal is good on September 18, 2026

Until There Was You ($0.99) by Montgomery Adams: Sofia married a man whose name changed rooms, who kept doors he would not open, and who died at thirty. She has set out two cups of coffee every morning of the fifty-six years since. A love story told from the far side of a lifetime — tender, unsentimental, and quietly devastating.

This deal is good on September 14, 2026

This Isn't New: Women's Historical Stories ($2.99) by Cynthia Swanson: New short fiction from the NYT bestselling author of The Bookseller! Spanning a century of American history and landscapes, these stories feature female leads who have disparate lives but share a singular trait: their sex dictates the expectations stamped onto them. Each woman must fight for who she is against the forces working to constrain her.

This deal is good on September 14, 2026

The Coach: Your Past Doesn't Dictate Your Future ($0.99) by Joshua Walker: Nobody warns you that the loudest question in life is a silent one: what now? This isn't just a story about lacrosse. It's about the messy, unglamorous work of rebuilding — a team, a culture, a self. If you've ever felt lost while everyone around you seemed to have a map, this one will find you. Bring tissues. Bring your whole heart. Leave changed.

This deal is good on September 14, 2026

The Sunflower Widows (The Ukraine Stories) ($0.99) by Matthew Fults: The Sunflower Widows is a soul-stirring tribute to love, strength, and the unbreakable bonds between women. Inspired by true events, it stands as a powerful testament to love that endures, grief that unites, and the strength that rises when everything else falls away.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Reputation ($3.99) by Amanda Coreishy: Asiyah, a young Muslim woman, embarks on a clandestine but reckless affair with her much older landlord. She defies her family's warnings and expectations, realigning her spiritual compass to be with her lover, heedless of the risk to her reputation - till a stranger with a vendetta ensures the affair becomes a difficult entanglement to escape.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Here be Dragons ($2.99) by Alejandra Olivera: Set in Japan, 'Here Be Dragons' follows three generations whose lives are linked in ways they cannot yet see. Love, abandonment, and family expectations shape an intimate historical novel about our search for belonging—and the private longings beneath the surface of everyday life.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Rare Birds ($0.99) by Andrew Barnes: Two stuffed birds. A missing pair of local villains. And enough money to make Renton interested. What begins as another dubious opportunity soon puts the regulars of a small English pub in the path of people who take crime rather more seriously than they do. A very British comic crime caper where the wrong people stumble into the right kind of trouble.

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

Seven at Two Past Five ($2.99) by Tara Basi: "The ever-switching between biblical stories, courtroom drama, and our understanding of our own world compared to the world in which Abi resides creates a psychological labyrinth for the reader that is a pleasure to get lost in. This is a story one could read several times and unfold just a little bit further each time."

This deal is good on September 13, 2026

What We Left on Stage ($0.99) by Valerie Hernández: Eleven chapters. Eleven original Spotify playlists. 200+ songs. Anna spent fifteen years in the early-2000s punk scene: garage rehearsals, festival stages, and a boy who wrote her into every lyric. A coming-of-age novel about first love, the band that raised her, and learning to be more than someone's muse.

This deal is good on September 12, 2026

Corn Sweat ($0.99) by Toby Babcock: Corn Sweat is an honest, straightforward, and raw look at common people and everyday life in modern-day Iowa. Although strongly rooted in the landscapes of Iowa, these stories could take place anywhere, at any time. They depict the realities of life as a human being in the modern world. It is a book about gaining perspective and understanding.

This deal is good on September 12, 2026

Mermaid ($0.99) by Michelene Esposito: They were the girls who didn't drown. As children, sisters May and Kate survived the unthinkable. Decades later, when Kate disappears, May unravels the secrets of their mother's final act. As she searches for Kate, she's given an unexpected second chance with Buddy, her firefighter true love. A story of sisterhood, forgiveness, and finding hope.

This deal is good on September 10, 2026

Seeing Sunny Again ($0.99) by Paul Clayton: I’d recommend this book most to readers who enjoy character-driven short fiction, vivid period settings, and stories about the emotional residue of growing up. It’ll be particularly meaningful to people interested in mid-century American life, complicated families, imperfect friendships, and the way aging reshapes old memories.

This deal is good on September 10, 2026

Artificial Intelligence: Explained to Donald Trump ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: "Is it smarter than me?" "Yes." "Impossible." "Not even close." The education of Donald Trump, taught by a mysterious ex-hippie called The Man — with a foghorn, a stapler, and once, a raccoon. AI, deepfakes, killer robots, and the question no one selling you the future wants to answer: why build it? Satire, but a real education too. Ends with pie.

This deal is good on September 10, 2026

Of Beginnings and Ends ($0.99) by S. K. Kruse: A Soul-Making Keats Literary Award-Winning Novel. A woman returns repeatedly to the Hall of Beginnings and Ends, which demands a choice: Pass through a mist-shrouded arch to her best path forward or take a side door offering a detour. Either way, pain awaits. The crucible of transformation or the slow decay of refusing to change. What would you choose?

This deal is good on September 10, 2026

Straight Out of Gitmo ($0.99) by Victoria Montes: Annabell Pearson came to Guantanamo Bay to teach physics, not to stand trial for killing an iguana. But when Henry, the island's beloved protected iguana, dies after colliding with Annabell's bicycle, she finds herself charged with hit-and-run homicide. Annabell becomes trapped in a media firestorm fueled by conspiracy theories, outrageous witnesses, and the notoriety of Naval Base Guantanamo Bay.

This deal is good on September 6, 2026

The Moon Is Missing ($0.99) by Jenni Ogden: A beguiling novel from a “beautiful writer” (Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of The Deep End of the Ocean): When Georgia’s daughter starts asking about her biological father, Georgia can’t remember all the pieces of her past. Only by journeying back to the places where she met Danny and where he died can she give her daughter (and herself) the truth.

This deal is good on September 6, 2026

The Incredible True Facts of Space ($3.99) by William Chad Bowers: The Incredible True Facts of Space: Short Stories from a Strange and Hilarious Universe is a collection of questionable science, impossible thoughts, haunted memories, fake products, absurd stories, and suspicious facts. Explore a universe of aliens, monsters, cosmic nonsense, and the unsettling possibility that some of it may be true.

This deal is good on September 5, 2026

The Munich Girl: A Novel of the Legacies that Outlast War ($0.99) by Phyllis Edgerly Ring: What family secrets is a portrait of Eva Braun hiding? Fifty years after WW2, Anna is plunged into the treacherous world of the Munich girl who was her mother's confidante -- and Hitler's lover -- and uncovers a tangled web of family secrets. “Historical fiction that reads like memoir.” - Philadelphia Inquirer

This deal is good on September 5, 2026

Basil Has Thoughts: On Houseguests: A Brief Review of the Humans Beneath Me ($0.99) by Basil: This is a short humor book told from the point of view of Basil, a highly opinionated indoor cat. It is written for cat lovers, pet owners, and readers who enjoy dry humor, domestic satire, judgmental cats, and sharp observations about household life.

This deal is good on September 5, 2026

I Survived The Atomic Tower Correctional Center ($2.99) by Damon Jones: Malcolm Wensum gets railroaded & sent to a Tennessee prison for a crime he hadn't committed. After waking up cuffed in a hospital, Reggie finds out his brother died fleeing the police after a car crash & drugs were found in the wreckage. The police charged the passenger, Reggie Debreck; now he must navigate his way through a corrupt private prison.

This deal is good on September 5, 2026

Asa James ($0.99) by Jodi Lew-Smith: Winner of multiple book awards for historical fiction, Asa James is a twist on the classic Gothic love story in which a scarred young man who wishes to be the next Darwin meets a glossy and sardonic widow, owner of a mountaintop mansion. But when a shameful secret gets dragged into the light, Asa will have to make a truly terrible choice.

This deal is good on September 4, 2026

The Gospel According to Ora ($0.99) by Max Reval: What if the Messiah was born in our modern era in the Bronx? What if Lucifer were taking up residence in Las Vegas, the City of Light? A humanistic satire about faith in the age of the feed: two novellas, a saviour and a devil, and the small daily trades we make without ever reading the terms. Dry, unsettling, and very funny.

This deal is good on September 4, 2026

(Mostly) True Tales From Birchmont Village: The Complete Year ($0.99) by Peter J. Stavros: Spend this long holiday weekend with the quirky and eccentric residents of Birchmont Village as they face one perceived catastrophe and calamity after another, yet through it all, these neighbors always find a way to join together to help each other! Based on the lighthearted short stories that first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post.

This deal is good on September 4, 2026

Existence ($0.99) by Jess Traw: Existence by Jess Traw is a thought-provoking journey through timing, choices, missed connections, and the roads not taken. Sometimes it isn’t the big decisions that shape our lives; it’s the ordinary moments we never realized mattered. One choice. One moment. One completely different life.

This deal is good on September 4, 2026

The Early and Latter Rain ($2.99) by Stephen Parrish: Christian Zorn, a troubled young man released early from juvenile detention, finds love and redemption while struggling to help save a failing California vineyard.

This deal is good on September 1, 2026

The Museum of American Possibilities ($0.99) by J.P. Simison: One wrong reservation leads the Hartleys to a museum that shouldn’t exist. Behind twelve doors are living Americas that almost happened—the Revolution lost, the moon never reached, a dying town saved. But the deeper they go, history gets personal. The final room doesn't show another America. It shows the life their family could have lived.

This deal is good on September 1, 2026