Distant Lights, Escaping, and Political Dissent: Discounted Literary Fiction eBooks

What’s Not Lost ($4.99) by Valerie Taylor: With her husband six feet under, Kassie O’Callaghan is convinced managing a merger in Paris will complete her. When she learns her fiancé’s ex-girlfriend is pregnant, Kassie’s dreams come tumbling down. Despite pleas from her fiancé to stay in Boston, she heads to Paris. There, she stumbles into a world of wine and roses, discovering it’s the way you love that counts.

This deal is good on March 10, 2023

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A Distant Light (The Distant Light Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Lorraine Solheim: After surviving a violent attack, Catherine moves to Nantucket and opens a nautical antique store. A neighboring shop owner threatens her business, forcing Catherine to choose between fighting back or living with regret. A Distant Light offers romance, suspense, and gripping dilemmas in this debut of The Distant Light series by Lorraine Solheim.

This deal is good on March 10, 2023

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Call Me Pomeroy: A Novel of Satire and Political Dissent ($0.99) by James Hanna: “I’m a stud. I’m a star. And sooner or later, a star’s gotta shine.” Armed with enduring optimism, Pomeroy, a narcissistic street musician, travels to Occupy Oakland and its sister movements. He does not go for political reasons, but to get on television, hook and agent, and score a fat contract for his ditties. Zany situations and adult language.

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Escape to Tullagulla (Books 1-4 in the Tullagulla Series) ($0.99) by Heather Reyburn: A box set following three resourceful women as they negotiate life and love on “Tullagulla”, a ruggedly beautiful Queensland sheep and cattle station. This set is comprised of: “The Cedar Tree”, “The English Oak”, “The Pepperina Grove”, and “A Tullagulla Christmas”. Like country life with drama, suspense and a touch of romance? This series is for you.

This deal is good on March 10, 2023

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