The Fire Escape Stories, Volume 1 ($2.99) by Chuck Cascio: Two cousins born on the same day in the same Brooklyn hospital grow up thinking they will always have one another and the gritty fire escape they love... but life has other plans. Can their fire escape save them both? Prepare to laugh, cry, and remember.
This deal is good on April 11, 2026
As I Lay Dying, Annotated ($1.99) by William Faulkner: This Annotated Collector's Edition gives you: - A biography of William Faulkner and the “giant” ancestors that shaped him - A full novel overview covering the plot and the radical and innovative techniques Faulkner used - 59 original chapter-by-chapter explainers helping you to understand the story, and - The full original novel.
This deal is good on April 10, 2026
The Munich Girl ($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 April 10, 2026
Whispers from Heaven ($4) by Emma Lenn: Whispers from Heaven by Emma Lenn—the book that so many hearts need right now. Our world often feels loud, uncertain, and heavy. There is a quiet longing many of us share—to believe that we are not alone, help can arrive, and love exists beyond what we can see. A deeply comforting and inspiring reading experience of angels' presence.
This deal is good on April 7, 2026
A Real Collusion ($3.99) by Stu Strumwasser: This is the story of the man who accidentally became the leader of an independent political movement that almost took down the two-party system in America. It is a story of lost love and disaffection overcome by enduring loyalty and friendship. Strumwasser’s prior novel was short-listed for the Hammett Prize for literary excellence.
This deal is good on April 7, 2026
Four Deuces ($0.99) by David Larson: *Four Deuces* is set in 1980s Miami at the height of the Cocaine Cowboy era. Al, the mastermind, plans bank robberies with a twist—cutting in bank employees to make them accomplices. His crew: Sandy, a color-blind car thief with one specialty; Rodney, a reckless rich kid; and Diddley, a devout zealot whose stuttering inner voice makes thinking a struggle.
This deal is good on April 7, 2026
Out of the Frying Pan (Luther LaMotta Book 2) ($0.99) by David Larson: Out of the Frying Pan is a dark comedy following Luther LaMotta and Martini Conti as they flee the New York Mafia. Their only plan is to stay low and outwit the gangsters sent to kill them. Along the way they pick up a strange cast of characters, some become friends, some lovers, and relentless hunters bent on vengeance.
This deal is good on April 7, 2026
Soldier Boys: Tales of the Civil War ($1.5) by Jack Matthews: Stories about teenage soldiers goofing off and cheating death during the Civil War. "Matthews proves once again that he is in the top one percent of American fiction writers. Witty, polished, wise, ironic, with deep insight into the dark recesses of the human heart, Matthews' stories are often intense & humorous at the same time." - W.P. Kinsella
This deal is good on April 6, 2026
Memories of a Brainless Girl ($0.99) by John Summons: "She should be dead, but she remains miraculously alive." Discover 1980s Queensland, Australia, where Natalie’s brain is a biology-defying event. Amidst the ‘noir’ atmosphere of ‘Deep North’ corruption and her father’s murder, she alone sees the truth. A suspenseful psychological drama from Australian author John Summons. MURDER. MYSTERY. MIRACLE!
This deal is good on April 6, 2026
When Things Go Missing ($2.99) by Deborah J. Brasket: A mother vanishes, a family unravels, and three journeys to wholeness unfold in this poignant & propulsive tale of love and longing. A family saga about what happens when the mother holding together a dysfunctional family mysteriously disappears. “A powerful novel about losing yourself in order to find a way home.” - SPR Review, ★★★★★
This deal is good on April 6, 2026
The Last Bell ($0.99) by Dan Piecora: Vincent Moretti won the biggest fight of his life. That same night, his wife died. He walked away from everything. Three years later, he is pulled back toward the one place he swore he would never return. A story of loss, redemption, and finding a reason to live again.
This deal is good on April 6, 2026
All is Well ($0.99) by Katherine Walker: A body on the floor. A community desperate for guidance. A flawed chaplain haunted by violence and warfare. All Is Well by Katherine Walker balances gritty realities with the hope we crave. Dive into a world where PTSD, addiction, and spirituality intertwine with unexpected tenderness and deep yearning for connection. Readers rave: "An incredible, unputdownable journey!" Grab it now for just .99.
This deal is good on April 5, 2026
Barnaby Smith ($2.99) by Daniel Martin Eckhart: Have you ever dreamed of flying like a bird? Psychiatrist Dr. Martha Lewis meets the enigmatic Barnaby Smith, a mental patient who has tried to fly, like a bird, his entire life. She makes it her obsession to save him, only to discover that he may be her salvation instead. Join Martha and Barnaby on their journey into freedom.
This deal is good on April 4, 2026
The Rough Stuff: Stories of Men in Hard Circumstance ($2.99) by Michael Cardwell: The Rough Stuff is a gripping collection of short stories that refuses to look away. With unforgettable characters and settings that span from the mountains of Afghanistan to a farm in Indiana to a cabin on an Idaho lake, these tales cut straight to the bone. Each story blends pulse-pounding action with unflinching reflections on life’s truisms.
This deal is good on April 2, 2026
Wheelboys ($3.99) by Dd Jaseron: An emotional, action-packed novel that follows the summer events of three Alabama families. Chad and Gary Lee have risen in competitive go-karting with a legendary racing family. When tragedy strikes, Chad must pursue his racing career alone. He falls for Jessica, a unique girl racer, who helps open his eyes to the realities of racing and life.
This deal is good on April 2, 2026
The Weight of Ash and Prayer ($0.99) by Ashley Broussard: She was promised to one man. Loved another. And left to carry the cost alone. Set in Civil War–era Louisiana, this is a quiet, devastating novel about women bound by silence, men who return too late, and the names history tries—and fails—to erase.
This deal is good on April 2, 2026
Lights Out Lizzie ($0.99) by James Hanna: Gertie from backwoods Kentucky joins Christian Ladies of Wrestling, a troupe whose mission is to bring folks to Jesus by having wrestlers posing as sinners wallop the daylights out of wrestlers posing as sinners.
This deal is good on April 2, 2026
Jefferson and Hamilton Try to Save America with Rick and Lew ($0.99) by Roger Mourad, Jr.: When Jefferson and Hamilton land in today's D.C., they must help a backward-walking president stop chaos on the White House steps. A sharp, absurd political satire of America's modern madness.
This deal is good on April 1, 2026
Highly Flawed Individual: Introducing Archie Flynn (The Misadventures of a Modern-day Nomad Book 1) ($0.99) by T.C. Roberts: Archie Flynn has it all—money, charm, and a sex life that would make James Bond jealous. Then Jezebel Ekas walks into his life—an American MMA fighter. Highly Flawed Individual is a dark romantic comedy about personal growth, self-inflicted chaos, and the inconvenient reality that the only way to win her over… is to master a little self-control.
This deal is good on April 1, 2026
The Extraordinary Dreams of Cynthia Peabody (Cynthia Peabody Book 1) ($3.99) by Lynne Marshall: Cynthia Peabody's extraordinary dreams give her the power to save dogs and stop crime. While deeply mourning her husband and reentering everyday life, making new friends and planning her future, these bewildering capabilities grow. But so do the sacrifices she must make. Is becoming the unofficial guardian of her hometown worth risking her life?
This deal is good on March 31, 2026
All This: Stories ($0.99) by Jon Anderson: For readers drawn to literary and flash fiction alike, this striking collection of stories delivers brief, powerful, deeply human moments that reveal the depth beneath everyday life.
This deal is good on March 31, 2026
The Keeper (The Backcountry Series Book 2) ($0.99) by Christian Sebastian: Eli inherits a house, a rifle, and a secret. Something lives on the mountain his grandfather spent fifty years protecting. Now others are coming – armed, patient, certain. Eli must return to stand between them and the impossible before the wrong moment finds the wrong man with a clean shot and a reason to take it.
This deal is good on March 31, 2026
The Company She Keeps ($2.99) by Zelmer Wilson: In October 1974, a year away from tenure and fulfilling her dream of becoming a full-time professor, Isabel Mathew seems to have it all, but she has a secret that could bring everything crashing down. Her forbidden affair with a graduating student threatens to destroy everything she’s worked for.
This deal is good on March 31, 2026
A Walrus and a President: The Waqchaqmoq of Greenland ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: Trump gets a fake Greenlandic title to stop him from buying the country. He takes it seriously and moves to Nuuk. He investigates missing penguins, demands grapes in permafrost, and stages a four-contestant pageant. Rubio, Noem, and RFK Jr. endure Arctic chaos. Then there's the walrus. Sharp political satire where ego meets ice.
This deal is good on March 30, 2026
Dead Funny: Four Women, Five Bodies, No Regrets ($0.99) by Jinx James: Four women. Five bodies. Zero excuses. In this wickedly sharp collection of dark humor, murder isn’t just a crime—it’s a career move, a fan-girl fantasy, and a logistical nightmare. Think My Sister, the Serial Killer meets Fleabag. Sharp, satirical, and unapologetically snarky, where the sarcasm is as lethal as the weapons.
This deal is good on March 30, 2026
Custody Down Under: Bound by Loss and Saved by Love ($0.99) by Elizabeth Woolsey: The 2026 Maincrest Media Literary Fiction winner. Maddison, a precocious six-year-old in Australia, has lost her father and Mrs. Donovan—leaving only her dog. When two estranged grandfathers arrive. Unexpecting involvement, a custody battle unfolds into a journey of healing, love, and an unlikely family—an Australian take on Secondhand Lions.
This deal is good on March 29, 2026
Letter to a Dandelion: Earth Verse for Gardeners & Nature Lovers ($4.99) by Jeffry Glover: Letter to a Dandelion: Earth Verse for Gardeners & Nature Lovers is "a true wonder of beauty, hope, humor, peace, and simplicity …an extraordinary read! …I warmly recommend this gem of a book!” - 5-star Readers' Favorite! Enjoy this charming, lighthearted tour around an imaginary garden through the seasons that is an Editor’s Pick at Booklife!
This deal is good on March 29, 2026
Anasazi Vision: Profound Wisdom From The Four Corners Desert And One Woman's Journey To Peace ($2.99) by True North: In the wake of caring for and losing her mother, True ventures into the wilderness seeking solace and direction. But an encounter in the desert hijacks her plans… and her heart. An extraordinary, award-winning story of trust, love, and the power of saying “yes.” Touted The Celestine Prophecy of our generation, you will fall in love with this book.
This deal is good on March 29, 2026
Adventure Nobody Wanted (The Blane Family Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Jacie Middlemann: If you enjoy an intriguing Romance that’s all about the hope and promise of second chances, and Women’s Fiction filled with family, friends, and an adventure none of them are particularly thrilled about but are determined to make the best of the challenges tossed their way…this book is for you.
This deal is good on March 28, 2026
The Family Liar ($0.99) by Teri Kanefield: After a childhood resisting her family's shifting realities, Natalie--dubbed the family liar--set out to discover the truth.
This deal is good on March 28, 2026
Next in Line ($5) by T.W. Baker: Mortar and Pestle RX, a small-town pharmacy held together by caffeine. Mik, the exhausted head pharmacist, presides over a team of lovable misfits: Monika, competent and perpetually furious; Janice, terminally apathetic and glued to her phone; Bronco, a charismatic flirt who can charm anyone except his workload; and Sammy, a kind-hearted intern.
This deal is good on March 28, 2026
A Living Woman (The Chronicles of Jimmy Book 1) ($4.99) by Johan Henning: Featured on Amazon's Best New Releases, this story will bring you into a circle of characters that are strong yet flawed, and dealing with Life. It feels real and will hook you in.
This deal is good on March 27, 2026
The Men In My Life ($0.99) by Garth Simmons: The gritty, dark, and hilarious coming-of-age story of Sarah Coalgate, a working-class teenage artist fighting depression and misogyny in her deadbeat town. Goodreads feedback: "It is painful to read. It is hilarious to read. I hate it. I love it. It hurts." "As a weird book lover, this was one of the weirdest books I’ve ever read." "Relatable, grunge, and honest."
This deal is good on March 27, 2026
Sanctuary Row ($0.99) by Lamar D. Vine: In 1983 Las Vegas, teen misfit Jake escapes a dysfunctional family by working at a head shop amid neon lights and rock excess. Drugs, dreams, and raw redemption collide in this gritty coming-of-age tale. "Sanctuary Row" is an introspective literary fiction exploring youth's dark edges. Perfect for fans of 80s counterculture and flawed protagonists.
This deal is good on March 25, 2026
Wings Against The Wind ($3.99) by JoDee Neathery: Wings Against the Wind is a tender soundtrack of forbidden love, the consequences of youthful innocence, and a journey to reclaim what was lost. Set in Paris, France, Heidelberg, Germany, and a fictional town in the Texas Hill Country, the protagonist fights invisible forces to right a wrong, facing roadblocks at every turn that test her resolve.
This deal is good on March 24, 2026
A Waste of Shame and Other Sad Tales of the Appalachian Foothills ($1.99) by Geoffrey Smagacz: When a loaded rifle appears on page one, it absolutely must go off. In 'A Waste of Shame...', Geoffrey Smagacz does not ignore this dramatic principle. Before the last page is turned, someone sadly pulls the trigger. "Here is a well-written text that is both believable and full of characters that more than deserve our sympathy." - M.A. Peterson, "Dappled Things"
This deal is good on March 24, 2026
Letters From Beyond ($0.99) by Irene Yang Wang and Jeffrey Wang: Shaped by revolution in China, displacement to Taiwan, and immigration to America, Letters From Beyond tells modern Chinese history through one woman’s life story. Through personal letters and memory, this book traces the quiet aftermath of political upheaval—how families carried loss, resilience, and identity across borders and generations.
This deal is good on March 23, 2026
To Leave a Memory ($0.99) by Pat Dunlap Evans: A tragic mistake cost him his son — and his family. Now, a cranky history professor must confront the past to earn forgiveness and reclaim the love of his psychic wife, tech-savvy daughter, three spirited grandchildren, and steadfast friends. You’ll smile through your tears and feel part of the family in this uplifting story of redemption.
This deal is good on March 22, 2026
Awakenings: Short Stories of Moments That Shape Us ($2.99) by Chuck Cascio: Short stories with different characters in different settings facing different challenges that lead them to find something about themselves...moments that raise awareness about ourselves and shape us all.
This deal is good on March 21, 2026
Hot Planet ($0.99) by Michael Burns: "This is a tight, well-crafted novel about decades of environmental pollution overloading the ecosystem so much that runaway global warming is triggered in the not-too-distant future. Much of the action takes place in Arizona and California as radical environmentalists clash with the government during a global heat wave." - Books of the Southwest
This deal is good on March 20, 2026
Dry The Rain ($0.99) by Richard Leise: After escaping years of abusive captivity, Mallory's mind has shattered. A TV crew is turning her story into a series, and she desperately wants you to know how it all really happened.
This deal is good on March 20, 2026
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