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

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

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