When Heroes Flew ($0.99) by H. W. “Buzz” Bernard: An award-winning novel of extraordinary bravery, inspired by the true story of one of the most harrowing air raids ever flown. Fans of ‘Beneath A Scarlet Sky,’ ‘The Nightingale,’ and ‘Unbroken’ will enjoy this unforgettable tale of duty, honor, and compassion.
This deal is good on February 4, 2025
Bridge of Kings ($0.99) by Logan D. Irons: Two Warriors. Two Kings. One bridge. Some men hold secrets that are far darker than war. An old oath obligates Ulf Bodvarsson to join King Harald Hardrada’s army of Norsemen, seeking to assert his claim to the English crown. Yet near Stamford Bridge, enemies await, seeking to fulfill their own oaths of blood. First Place Winner of the Chanticleer Short Story Awards!
This deal is good on February 3, 2025
Forecast ($2.99) by Aaron Ryan: From the bestselling author of the alien invasion military science fiction thriller series “Dissonance,” Aaron Ryan weaves a complex tale of butterfly effect and chaos theory in the unputdownable, “Forecast.” What if you could undo 9/11 and prevent tragedy?
This deal is good on February 3, 2025
Safe in Death (Esther Hardy Victorian Mysteries Book 1) ($0.99) by S.K. Rizzolo: When a dying woman with a dark past appears on her doorstep, Esther Hardy is thrust into a dangerous mystery. Drawn to an enigmatic gentleman whose role in the intrigue is unclear, Esther struggles to unmask a killer. In a city shrouded in deception, she must risk everything to protect her family and prove herself as a detective–or lose all.
This deal is good on February 2, 2025
Hell’s Hundred Acres ($4.99) by Andrew Serra: “Hell’s Hundred Acres” is the story of New York’s deadly Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911. Follow a young immigrant seamstress, a rookie firefighter, a greedy businessman, and others as their lives lead up to and intersect on that tragic day. Early twentieth-century New York City is brought to life in rich detail in this page-turning tale.
This deal is good on February 2, 2025
The Devil’s Glove (Salem Book 1) ($0.99) by Lucretia Grindle: Northern New England, 1688. Salem began here. A death, a rumor, whispers of witchcraft. Resolve Hammond and her mother, healers taught by local tribes, face suspicion. As war looms, they uncover dark secrets. Will Resolve find the truth, or be consumed by the village’s fears?
This deal is good on February 1, 2025
Timeless Pirouette (Time Flies Book 2) ($3.99) by Jill Wallace: Decades ago, in the crew rest of a Boeing 747, I dreamed of a timeless love between a ballerina and a beggar. That haunting vision drives me far from home to accept an invitation for self-discovery—even though I am married to a man I adore. Can I find that lost soulmate and the magic of 1877, or will the past’s shadow forever obscure my future?
This deal is good on February 1, 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 January 31, 2025
The Burden of Silence ($0.99) by PIerre Botha: Discover the power of resilience for just $0.99! ‘The Burden of Silence’ is a heart-wrenching tale of family, survival, and quiet courage. On a remote farm, secrets, pain, and love collide as three generations face the weight of their past and the hope of a better future. A must-read for fans of emotional, literary fiction. Grab your copy today!
This deal is good on January 31, 2025
No Man’s Land ($0.99) by Francis J. Shaw: A local hero branded a coward. A community ravished by war. A nation mourns the many fallen without graves at the tomb of the unknown warrior. Only one man knows the truth. There is only one problem. He is the least likely person to be believed.
This deal is good on January 30, 2025
The Human Trial ($0.99) by Audrey Gale: Even Archer’s brilliance as a pathologist catapults him into direct and dangerous conflict with the medical establishment he fought so hard to join. As the Great Depression presses down around him, Archer teeters at the edge of a precipice. He must choose between his hard-won career and the sacred oaths he took as a doctor and scientist–before all his choices are lost forever.
This deal is good on January 30, 2025
The First Light of Dawn (Conor Armenta Mystery Book 1) ($0.99) by Jefferson Glass: Conor Armenta is responsible for policing 8,000 miles of unforgiving desert. With prohibition at its peak, the arrival of laborers from the ambitious Hoover Dam project brings new challenges. Unemployment soars, crime flourishes, and Conor must navigate bootleggers and opportunistic racketeers living alongside honest folk seeking a better life.
This deal is good on January 29, 2025
The Deseret Reckoning ($1.99) by Matthew L. Huffman: Follow Susan Kingsley on a journey of self-discovery and history. As she searches for letters from 1870 and the clues they contain to a secret location, Andrew tails her every step. What secrets will be revealed? Will Susan succeed? Or will Andrew commit the ultimate crime? Kirkus Star Award winner.
This deal is good on January 29, 2025
Sarah Shelley and the Deadly Aperitifs (The Obsession of Dr. Pendergrass Book 3) ($1.99) by John David Buchanan: Food poisoning was blamed for the first death, and the second death, and the third. Where Scotland Yard inspectors didn’t see a connection, Sarah did. A serial killer was attacking London’s elite. When a fourth target accidentally survived but refused to discuss it, Sarah plunged into the investigation. What started with a murder will end with a murder. But who will be the final victim?
This deal is good on January 28, 2025
Mother of Red Mountains ($4.99) by Apple An: An epic tale that weaves together history, personal stories, and the complex culture of revolutionary China. Showcasing the power of sheer grit and determination of a formidable woman who dares to dream against all odds, yet motherhood tops all needs and desires. Depicting people’s lives in the period of China from the 1930s to the 1960s.
This deal is good on January 28, 2025
To Rescue A Witch ($0.99) by Lisa A. Traugott: 🔥 Spellbinding Historical Fiction – Just 99¢! 🔥 1739. A Scottish lawyer must rescue an accused witch while protecting his own wife’s dark secret. Shipwrecks, trials, and treachery await. Will they survive—or burn? ‘To Rescue a Witch,’ a Next Generation Indie Book Award finalist, blends history, magic, and heart. Limited deal – Grab it now for 99¢!
This deal is good on January 27, 2025
Time Passed ($0.99) by Robert Barlow Jr: Not the usual Vietnam War story. Readers will live the harrowing struggles that left Daniel, Phil and Benjamin changed. Their physical and emotional suffering will grip readers’ hearts. And readers will discover the otherworldly tale that brought these soldiers peace and closure – an event that also honors those whose bodies never came home.
This deal is good on January 25, 2025
The Lost Women of Mill Street ($0.99) by Kinley Bryan: Inspired by true events of the Civil War, ‘The Lost Women of Mill Street’ is a coming-of-age survival tale of two sisters and the harrowing journey that takes them far from everything they’ve ever known. “An inspiring testament to courage and perseverance” – The BookLife Prize
This deal is good on January 25, 2025
Crécy: Men-At-Arms ($0.99) by Richard Foreman: “A gripping story, replete with engaging characters… Puts you at the heart of one of the most remarkable battles of the medieval period.” – Saul David
This deal is good on January 24, 2025
The Last Lady of the Silver Screen ($0.99) by Deanna Lynn Sletten: Kathleen Carver grew up in the 1930s, dreaming of becoming a movie star. After some success on Broadway, Hollywood comes calling. But there are bumps along the highway to stardom, heartbreak, losses, and scandals. And secrets—so many secrets to keep.
This deal is good on January 24, 2025
Twilight Empress (Theodosian Women) ($2.99) by Faith L. Justice: Don’t miss this “addictive read” (Kirkus Reviews)…”a historical novel that dedicated fans of historical fiction will find satisfying and impressive” (Midwest Book Reviews). Twilight Empress is the enthralling first book in the Theodosian Women historical fiction series. If you like real-world heroines, impeccable research, and gripping glimpses into the past, then you’ll love this war-torn saga.
This deal is good on January 23, 2025
Uninvited Valor: The Forsaken Soldiers of WWII ($0.99) by John C. Kiyonaga: In the wake of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, 22-year-old Joe Horiuchi is faced with a decision: volunteer for America’s war against the Axis Powers, or reject the country that is locking his fellow Japanese-Americans in internment camps. Will Joe heed his unit’s motto, “Go For Broke”? Or will he settle for giving less?
This deal is good on January 23, 2025
Tumult in Mecca (The Henrik Bertelsen Saga Book 1) ($0.99) by Hans Peter Bech: “In Tumult in Mecca”, Danish civil servant Henrik Bertelsen’s stable life is shattered by a project in Saudi Arabia, plunging him into a violent uprising. His escape leads to unexpected career opportunities, challenging his ambitions and family ties amid chaos.
This deal is good on January 22, 2025
A Long Way From Warsaw ($0.99) by Margarita Morris: An epic story of family, love, and loss in World War 2. When Germany invades Poland in 1939, Anna’s life is changed forever. Her older brother will be exiled to Siberia, her younger brother will fight in the Warsaw Uprising, and she will be sent to Ravensbrück concentration camp. Can they ever find their way back to Warsaw and be reunited?
This deal is good on January 22, 2025
1897: A Mark Sutherland Adventure ($1.99) by Kimberly Mullins: The year is 1897 and many things are going on! Set at the cusp of the 20th Century, Mark Sutherland, intrepid reporter for the Chicago Tribune, achieves his ambition of living an adventurous life as he is sent to cover the odd and inexplicable, the new and novel, and gold rush fever in the arctic frontier. A fun, fast read that depicts different frontier lives: Adventure, romance, and mystery.
This deal is good on January 21, 2025
Righteous Sniper (Caje Cole Book 10) ($4.99) by David Healey: At the 1944 Battle of the Bulge, US sniper Caje Cole fights for survival in Bastogne, surrounded by Panzer tanks and a deadly enemy sniper. His mission: escorting a captured German officer wanted for war crimes to headquarters. As danger looms and an unlikely alliance forms, Cole must make a hard choice about his loyalties on this icy battlefield.
This deal is good on January 21, 2025
The Patriot’s Daughter (Daughters of Liberty Book 1) ($0.99) by Vanessa Lind: Amidst the chaos of the American Revolution, Phoebe Tredwell uncovers a plot that threatens to destroy everything the Patriots are fighting for. Armed with her wit and aided by a secret network of remarkable women, she must navigate a labyrinth of danger and deception, where the price of failure is not just defeat, but death.
This deal is good on January 20, 2025
Lily of the Valley ($0.99) by Vilma Di Nardo: Discover the #1 Bestseller on Amazon and step into a world of sex, violence, murder, and deception. When Anna’s father learns he’ll be arrested by the Gestapo, he fakes his daughter’s death and sends her to a trusted friend. Hidden from the Nazis in plain sight, Anna becomes embroiled in a dangerous game – and finds a way to fight her enemies…
This deal is good on January 20, 2025
The Finest Hat in the Whole World ($2.99) by Colleen A. Parkinson: A life-changing gift arrives at Des Stewart’s doorstep in early January 1917. Her name is Phena. She is nine years old, troubled, and desperately in need of someone she can trust. That someone is her Uncle Des. This International award-winning novel has won the hearts of readers with its unforgettable story of heartbreak, healing, and redemption.
This deal is good on January 19, 2025
Soul of Jubie Walker ($3.99) by D. Davidson and R. Marcano: If a soul goes on forever, then, in theory, life never truly ends. Does history affect our present life? So many people question the existence of heaven and hell. Could there be another answer to “What happens to our soul after we die?” In the present day, a fifteen-year-old boy seems haunted by the spirit of a dead American soldier. Why?
This deal is good on January 18, 2025
The Boy King’s Tale, as Told by Geoffrey Chaucer ($0.99) by Michael January: Highly Recommended Award of Excellence from The Historical Fiction Company. Steeped with medieval intrigue, romance, and betrayal, The Boy King’s Tale breathes vibrant life into the young days of England’s Edward III, who must survive murder and betrayal to claim his bride and his crown.
This deal is good on January 17, 2025
Ahab and Jezebel: A Match Made in Hell ($0.99) by Joseph Bringman: While Jezebel is combatting the prophet Elijah, Ahab comes under the spell of his new concubine who worships the Hebrew God and sees her family butchered by Jezebel’s goons. Fearing that her husband will abandon her and her gods for a woman plotting to topple her and restore the Hebrew God’s supremacy, Jezebel must act to save her hold on power.
This deal is good on January 17, 2025
Creed’s Law ($0.99) by William Black: News from his family’s ranch brings frontier lawyer Creed Cooley back home. But it’s not good news. The decades-long feud with Glass Ranch sees rival cattleman Jasper Glass preparing to shed blood to seize the Cooleys’ land. As Jasper’s gang strikes, Creed finds help from Jasper’s daughter Sadie, who is tired of her father’s outlaw allegiances.
This deal is good on January 14, 2025
Voices of the American Revolution (Voices of History) ($2.99) by Barry Robbins: “Voices of the American Revolution” immerses you in the personal experiences of those who shaped a nation’s destiny. Through vivid first-person narratives, witness the Boston Tea Party, cross the Delaware with Washington, and feel the triumph of victory. Discover America’s origin story like never before.
This deal is good on January 14, 2025
Back of The Yard ($0.99) by Meg Lelvis: A poignant story of a young Irish woman growing up in 1930s South Chicago, who struggles with family tragedy and depression. Back of the Yard presents an engrossing, well-written view of the pain of loss and mental illness, while delivering a story of hope, courage, strength, and love.
This deal is good on January 13, 2025
No Quiet Water ($0.99) by Shirley Miller Kamada: After the U.S. declares war on Japan in 1941, although two generations of the family are American citizens, the Miyotas, given no knowledge of their destination, are removed under military escort to internment at Camp Manzanar in the California desert, and later to Idaho’s Camp Minidoka, leaving friends to care for their farm and their dog, Flyer.
This deal is good on January 13, 2025