The Island King (The Strange Eden Series Book 2) ($0.99) by Gina Giordano: Nassau, 1792: Reeling from the death of her lover, Eliza Sharpe harbors a secret that threatens to make her fraught situation even worse. Can she forgive, and even love, her enemy?
This deal is good on April 16, 2025
The Marshal’s Gambit (American Post-Civil War Westerns) ($0.99) by William Black: Payne Conway didn’t plan on staying in Arizona – until the outlaws start falling to his .44. As town marshal, Payne clashes with ruthless businessman Sam and his Hand Gang, after he tosses one of Sam’s outlaws in jail. Teaming with Clementine Boyd, whose sister has gone missing, they face the desperados in a fight to save the town, or die trying.
This deal is good on April 15, 2025
The Boar and the Eagle: War and Betrayal in the Roman Republic ($3.99) by A. D. Hamilton: Blood. Chains. Rome. 93 BCE: Caro is a slave and hunter, forced to fight for the very regime that has subjugated his people. From mountain ambushes to Roman war camps, he must choose: die in chains—or survive by the sword. ‘The Boar and the Eagle’ is a gritty Roman war story for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Simon Scarrow.
This deal is good on April 15, 2025
Hills of Moab ($2.99) by Elizabeth Faye: In the ancient hills of Moab, Ruth renounces her gods after witnessing the harsh realities of sacrificial worship. As Orpah battles feelings of worthlessness, Naomi grapples with faith after her family relocates from Bethlehem. Meanwhile, Boaz’s growing prosperity sparks fear among the self-appointed leaders–all due to his mother’s history.
This deal is good on April 13, 2025
Shadows From My Past ($3.99) by R. Marcano and D. Davidson: It was the birth of Rock and Roll. The time when restless teenagers were called Juvenile Delinquents. We were just a hiccup away from nuclear war. ‘Shadows From My Past’ takes the reader back to the turbulent times of the 1950s and 60s.
This deal is good on April 12, 2025
No King, No Country (The Inness Legacy Book 1) ($3.99) by Wayne Grant: It’s 1649 and Oliver Cromwell and the forces of Parliament have overthrown the King of England after a vicious civil war. England wants peace, but there is anger in Cromwell’s army. As unrest sweeps through the army, Captain William Inness speaks up for his men. For this, he’s accused of a crime he didn’t commit and must flee to America.
This deal is good on April 12, 2025
When’s Mummy Coming? (Hearts at War Book 1) ($0.99) by Rachel Wesson: Germany, 1939: A mother’s plea. A baby torn from her arms. England, 1939: Sally takes in Kindertransport children, finding love in their laughter—until war darkens her door. When the past comes calling, can she keep the family she never expected but now can’t live without?
This deal is good on April 12, 2025
An Uncommon Folk Rhapsody ($0.99) by C.J. Heigelmann: A slave and soldier cross paths during the American Civil War and are driven by a connection so strong it could only be forged by destiny. But love is forbidden, and darkness surrounds them. Written in the Antebellum tradition, the reader is invited to view the perspectives of each character and the decisions they make, leading to love and loss.
This deal is good on April 10, 2025
The Other Margaret Beaufort: Margaret, Countess of Stafford ($0.99) by J.P. Reedman: The Wars of the Roses have begun. Margaret, daughter of Edmund, Duke of Somerset, marries the Duke of Buckingham’s son. Soon, tragedy befalls when death and battle come to Margaret’s door. Widowed, she must forge a new life, one entwined but strangely parallel to her younger cousin, also called Margaret Beaufort, the mother of the future Henry VII.
This deal is good on April 8, 2025
Remnant ($2.99) by Katie Sweeting: “A riveting tale of resilience and reunion” with “all the dramatic power of 12 Years a Slave, and all the high society romantic intrigue of Jane Austen at her best…” – Gallo. Follow Olu, captured and enslaved in 1753, and her niece Joanna, a biracial orphan in England, as they seek to reunite a family separated by slavery. Will Olu and Joanna ever meet?
This deal is good on April 8, 2025
Ursa ($0.99) by J J Kennard: Rome is struggling in the aftermath of civil war, its lands scarred by the passage of marching legions. In the wake of the destruction, a vengeful message scrawled on the walls of a family estate drives Ursa’s father to uncover the truth and seek justice. But before embarking on his quest, the ailing former centurion reveals a shocking truth.
This deal is good on April 5, 2025
Midnight at Noon ($4.99) by Ardain Isma: In dictatorship-era Haiti, one young man dares to resist. ‘Midnight at Noon’ is a powerful story of courage, justice, and the unbreakable human spirit. A must-read for fans of historical fiction and political drama.
This deal is good on April 5, 2025
The Haunting of Fury Falls Inn (Fury Falls Inn Book 1) ($0.99) by Betty Bolte: Cassie Fairhope must escape her mother’s tyranny. Her plan? Seduce the handsome young innkeeper. But Flint Hamilton’s plans don’t include marriage. Not while dealing with horse thieves and rogues. When tragedy strikes, they must face challenges together to rid the inn of its specter, who has no plan to leave…
This deal is good on April 4, 2025
A Cut Above: The Williamses Integrate LeDroit Park ($3.99) by Kianna Alexander: ‘A CUT ABOVE’ is the compelling story of Octavius and Missy Williams, who integrated D.C.’s Ledroit Park in 1893, paving the way for brilliant figures like Dr. Anna Julia Cooper, Paul Laurence Dunbar, and Mary Church Terrell to make the neighborhood their home. This follow-up to ‘CAROLINA BUILT’ showcases their resilience, courage, and determination.
This deal is good on April 4, 2025
The Young Samaritan ($4.99) by J. Schuyler Sprowles: “At its core, this book is about searching—not just for safety, but for truth, purpose, and belonging. If you love books that transport you to another time and leave you thinking about their messages long after you close the final chapter, I highly recommend this one.” – GOODREADS, 5 Star review
This deal is good on April 4, 2025
Memoriae: The Conclusion of the Nero and Sporus Epic ($1.99) by S.P. Somtow: The conclusion of S.P. Somtow’s award-winning epic set during the time of Emperor Nero, based on the true story of a slave who ended up as Nero’s empress.
This deal is good on April 2, 2025
Her War: Episodes 1 to 5 ($2.99) by Rebecca Rosengrave: As WWII rages, Australia’s men fight overseas, leaving women to step up, defy prejudice, and change history. Based on true events, ‘Her War’ follows the unsung heroes of WWII: the Australian Women’s Land Army and Army Service. Amid war and the arrival of American soldiers, Maureen, Ethel, Joyce, and Franny fight for survival, independence, and a nation’s future.
This deal is good on April 2, 2025
The Sins of Men (The Peter Smith Chronicles) ($0.99) by Danny J. Bradbury: Immerse yourself in the dramatic tale of a young English boy, who is abducted by a sadistic British sea captain to serve in the Seven Years’ War. As the winds of war sweep across the American colonies, he finds himself drawn into the fight on the side of the Americans. Fate presents him with a thrilling opportunity for revenge when an epic sea battle brings him face-to-face with his tormentor.
This deal is good on April 2, 2025
Blackstone (Western Justice Adventures) ($0.99) by Jesse Storm: Haunted by his tragic past, former lawman John Turner arrives in Blackstone, a town ruled by fear under the Roderick gang. Witnessing the suffering, especially of women and children, John is drawn to help. With widow Emma’s help, he discovers Roderick bears the tattoo of his wife’s killer. Driven by justice, John battles the outlaws in Blackstone.
This deal is good on April 1, 2025
Voices of American History Box Set ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: In ‘Voices of American History,’ Barry Robbins brings America’s defining conflicts to life through vivid first-person narratives. From the Boston Tea Party to Gettysburg and Vietnam, experience the human drama, sacrifices, and clashing ideals that shaped a nation, told by those who lived it.
This deal is good on April 1, 2025
Ciao, Amore, Ciao ($0.99) by Sandro Martini: An enthralling and heartbreaking WWII family mystery based on a true story, set in the Italian mountainside. A brilliantly woven novel that brings the deceits of the past and the reckoning of the present together. “A gripping saga that roots excruciating betrayals in a nation’s tragic history.” – Kirkus Reviews
This deal is good on April 1, 2025
Beneath the Swaying Willow ($0.99) by Amily D’Nas: A BookFest 2024 award winner inspired by true events. Set during the Vietnam War era when tensions are running high around the U.S. as the anti-war movement heats up. A riveting account of love, sacrifice, and human struggle shining a light on the destructive, ugly side of humanity while showing how one woman’s courage is a catalyst for positive change.
This deal is good on March 29, 2025
Homeland (Alpine Warrior Book 9) ($4.80) by Peter Darman: ‘Homeland’ is an epic tale of passion, power, and imperfection as Leon Muller takes the field once more in the final volume of the Alpine Warrior series. ‘Homeland’ is a thrilling tapestry of love, war, and the relentless pursuit of greatness, offering readers a hero as flawed as he is unforgettable.
This deal is good on March 26, 2025
One Crowded Hour: The Little Bighorn ($2.99) by David Larson: This book follows two teenagers as they leave their family farm in Kansas to join the vaunted Seventh Cavalry. OCH also includes every aspect of the battle from the departure at Ft. Lincoln to the thirty-six-hour siege on Reno Hill. Every fact in this book has been deeply researched, including all actual dialog that could be found, and is accurate.
This deal is good on March 26, 2025
Rebel Empress (Theodosian Women) ($2.99) by Faith L. Justice: Constantinople, 419 AD. A beautiful pagan. A ruler searching for a wife. Can a marriage of expedience change the course of an empire? Don’t miss “this absorbing historical novel.” – Kirkus Reviews. “Eloquent, compelling, and featuring deftly crafted characters embedded in a wealth of unsuspected plot twists and turns.” – Midwest Book Reviews
This deal is good on March 25, 2025
A Memory of Fictions (or) Just Tiddy-Boom ($0.99) by Leonce Gaiter: ‘A Memory of Fictions (or) Just Tiddy-Boom’ is a modern, jazzy take on the bildungsroman that uses everything from personal memoir, a fugue-like structure, poetry, images, lyrics, and diaries to paint a vivid, eloquent portrait of gay, black, Jessie Vincent Grandier and the striving African American middle class that spawned him in the late 1950s.
This deal is good on March 25, 2025
History Enhanced: Short Stories ($0.99) by George Thomas Clark: George Thomas Clark blends fiction and history to create seven compelling stories about Hollywood, murder, and the Cold War. Talented but troubled actor Robert Walker loses his wife and control of his life. Vincent Brothers is a respected vice principal who is accused of a heinous crime. Richard Nixon and Fidel Castro reveal many of their flaws.
This deal is good on March 25, 2025
The Shofet ($0.99) by Leland Olson: Journey back in time to 948 BC. To a land of milk and honey. A land of giants and golems, prophets and witches, judges and kings. Meet Namaah, the apostate Queen determined to see her son seated on the throne of Israel. Eli, the simple seer determined to thwart her ambition at every turn. And Joshua, the brash shepherd caught in the middle—a boy with big dreams and an even bigger destiny.
This deal is good on March 24, 2025
So Gently Goes the Hummingbird ($2.99) by D. Davidson and R. Marcano: This powerful narrative depicts the challenges and difficulties teenagers faced in 1950s America. It was not all rock n roll, drag racing, record hops, and puppy love. There were the terrors of bullying, antisemitism, racism, incest, and violence some teens faced every day.
This deal is good on March 22, 2025
Butterfly Wish ($2.99) by D. Davidson and R. Marcano: Two young U.S. Airmen enter the dark world of sin and corruption in 1963 South Korea. Their moral dilemma, a central narrative theme, will engage the reader. Human life comes cheap to those who understand survival is all that matters. The two Airmen questioned their own cultural identity and their racist, inexcusable behavior.
This deal is good on March 21, 2025
Push Not the River (The Poland Trilogy Book 1) ($0.99) by James Conroyd Martin: Based on the Diary of a Countess, this book club favorite features “All the sweep and romance of ‘Gone with the Wind’ and ‘Doctor Zhivago'” ~ India Edghill. Cousins Anna and Zofia are sometimes friends, sometimes foes, as love binds and divides them during their nation’s critically historic times. A 2018 IPPI Gold Medal Winner for Series.
This deal is good on March 21, 2025
Nino’s Heart ($0.99) by JD Keene: In war-torn Italy, love is the most dangerous choice of all. Fleeing his mafia roots, Nino seeks redemption in the priesthood, while Hannah, a Jewish widow, arrives in Rome unaware of the grip of fascism. As war erupts, their forbidden love is tested by faith, duty, and survival. Will they defy destiny, or will war tear them apart forever?
This deal is good on March 20, 2025
Son of Rome (Augustus Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Richard Foreman: “The coming man of historical fiction,” Saul David Richard Foreman, the author of the bestselling ‘Raffles: The Gentleman Thief’ books, blends the political intrigue of Robert Harris’ series of Cicero novels with the action and adventure of Simon Scarrow in this sweeping historical epic.
This deal is good on March 15, 2025
The Sower of Black Field ($0.99) by Katherine Koch: In 1945, as Germany collapses, a Bavarian village faces a grim reckoning. A mass grave is found, and American liberators issue a brutal choice: bury the dead in 24 hours or face execution. Can Father Viktor Koch prove the villagers’ innocence, or will Nazi atrocities seal their fate? Inspired by true events.
This deal is good on March 15, 2025
Where You Come From Is Gone ($1.99) by Christopher Johnston: A vivid and heartbreaking story, set during the 1960s in northern Minnesota, about family bonds and love of place, identity and legacy, and the beauty and the consequences of hard work.
This deal is good on March 15, 2025
Fields of Pain: Cotton Field to Battlefield ($4.50) by Nigel Seed: It is 1860. The men and women who run from bondage in the southern USA know only too well the brutality that awaits them, if they are captured. Silas Carter draws on all his reserves of courage and puts his life on the line to escape the horror of slavery by riding the Underground Railroad. His courage is called on again as the Civil War begins.
This deal is good on March 14, 2025
The House of Eve: A Reese’s Book Club Pick ($2.99) by Sadeqa Johnson: A New York Times bestseller and Reese’s Book Club pick, this stunning novel set in 1950s Philadelphia and Washington, DC, follows Ruby, a bright teen facing an impossible choice, and Eleanor, a woman desperate to belong. As their fates intertwine, both must decide: How much will they sacrifice for the future they long for?
This deal is good on March 13, 2025