Know The Beast ($0.99) by Minerva Hart: Twelve years ago, Poppy was bitten by a werewolf and forced to flee, leaving everything behind: Her home, her twin brother Arthur, and their shared dream of Hollywood. Now, her days as a human are numbered, and she wants to reconcile with him before the beast takes over. But Arthur’s changed, too. Is reconnection even possible?
This deal is good on March 24, 2025
Gatsby’s Revenge ($4.99) by SF Covell: Welcome back to the Roaring Twenties (and the not-so-roaring 1930s), where we find an older Nick Carraway reminiscing about his time with a grown-up Pamela Buchanan–Daisy Buchanan’s daughter–and the apparent ghost of Jay Gatsby who is seeking revenge.
This deal is good on March 23, 2025
Albert Park: A Memoir in Lies ($1.99) by Susan Koefod: Step into the mind of Albert Park, an unreliable narrator who turns his guilt-ridden journey through life into a surreal, thrice-told fairytale of tragic misadventures, haunting memories, and elusive truths. This darkly humorous and deeply moving novel offers a kaleidoscopic view of one man’s attempts to outrun responsibility and wrestle with the ghosts of his past.
This deal is good on March 23, 2025
The Dalai Lama’s Cat and the Claw of Attraction ($0.99) by David Michie: Is there really such a thing as a “Law of Attraction”? If so, what is its purpose? In this latest book in the inimitable voice of the Dalai Lama’s Cat, she comes to discover how this ancient concept holds the key to a more sublime transcendence than she ever believed possible. Stretch out your own talons, dear reader, and you may too!
This deal is good on March 22, 2025
(Mostly) True Tales From Birchmont Village ($0.99) by Peter J. Stavros: From the author of the novel, ‘The Thing About My Uncle’, comes this delightful collection of short stories that follows the quirky and eccentric residents of Birchmont Village as they face one perceived catastrophe and calamity after another, yet through it all, these neighbors always band together to help each other out.
This deal is good on March 22, 2025
The Dalai Lama’s Cat and the Claw of Attraction ($0.99) by David Michie: Is there really such a thing as a “Law of Attraction”? If so, what is its purpose? In this latest book in the inimitable voice of the Dalai Lama’s Cat, she comes to discover how this ancient concept holds the key to a more sublime transcendence than she ever believed possible. Stretch out your own talons, dear reader, and you may too!
This deal is good on March 22, 2025
(Mostly) True Tales From Birchmont Village ($0.99) by Peter J. Stavros: From the author of the novel, ‘The Thing About My Uncle’, comes this delightful collection of short stories that follows the quirky and eccentric residents of Birchmont Village as they face one perceived catastrophe and calamity after another, yet through it all, these neighbors always band together to help each other out.
This deal is good on March 22, 2025
Weight of a Woman ($4.99) by Judith Jackson-Pomeroy: The complicated & sometimes heartbreaking story of Sara Wolfe, a young professor who puts her job on the line when she is tempted by a career-threatening r-ship with a graduate student (who’s also a rock star). For fans of dark humor, women’s issues, sex, drugs, & rock-&-roll. For readers who enjoy Melissa Broder & Jen Beagin (& other dark-humor storytellers).
This deal is good on March 22, 2025
Desert Rites (Desert Trilogy) ($0.99) by Xue Mo: Co-translated by Howard Goldblatt and Sylvia Li-chun Lin, acclaimed translators of Nobel Prize-winning authors. Multiple languages have been translated and published worldwide. This work has been adapted into a 20-episode TV series.
This deal is good on March 20, 2025
Lights Out Lizzie ($0.99) by James Hanna: Gertie has misgivings after joining a wrestling troupe where women posing as Christians beat the daylights out of women posing as sinners. After becoming the “World Champion,” she is recruited to entertain American troops in Afghanistan. Fearing kidnapping by the Taliban, she mitigates her blonde bombshell image by dyeing her hair raven black.
This deal is good on March 19, 2025
My Bully, My Aunt, and Her Final Gift ($0.99) by Harold Phifer: After the death of Aunt Kathy, Hal was tasked with the responsibility of creating a eulogy and building a buzz around a funeral no one wanted to attend. Everyone knew Aunt Kathy was slated for hell and Hal was certainly ok with it. However, Aunt Kathy’s beloved pastor had other ideas. He wanted to slip her past Saint Peter at the Pearlie Gates.
This deal is good on March 18, 2025
Dream Trail ($0.99) by Thomas J. Prestopnik: Eric Travers finds mystery and adventure on the Appalachian Trail! He and two other hikers, who had never met, find one another along the scenic trail after sharing a series of cryptic dreams. All feel irresistibly drawn to the same destination by a shadowy presence, though not knowing how or why-or what fate awaits them at their journey’s end.
This deal is good on March 18, 2025
Fire on the Horizon ($1.99) by D.L. Rogers: During Prohibition and the Depression, most Americans struggled to keep a roof over their heads and food in their stomachs. Those who could still afford life’s luxuries spent a week aboard the Morro Castle, a luxury liner headed from New York to Havana. The party started as soon as the ship left the dock, until fire stopped it.
This deal is good on March 15, 2025
The Notebooks of Honora Gorman: Fairytales, Whimsy, and Wonder ($0.99) by Linda Mahkovec: Stories within stories form the life of Honora Gorman – discoveries, failures, moments of awe – on her quest for beauty and creative expression in the raw and wonder-filled crucible of New York City. Entertaining, thought-provoking, whimsical.
This deal is good on March 15, 2025
The Road To Second Chance ($0.99) by Toni M. Andrews: The emotional journey of an American family from JFK to 9/11. The story follows Laney Mae Martin, whose childhood is shattered following the death of her father. Family dysfunction, emotional abuse, and unanswered questions impact the girl who finds solace in a portrait of President Kennedy.
This deal is good on March 15, 2025
Redneck Samoan and a Dead Cat ($0.99) by Rick L. Huffman: Dieter Dietz, an overweight, hard-drinking trucker finds love and redemption while traveling to the corporate headquarters of Ben & Jerry’s to scatter the ashes of his dead cat. Merle Haggard, a destitute woman with the ill fortune of sharing a name with a male country music icon, unwittingly becomes his travel companion.
This deal is good on March 15, 2025
Fact Check and More Probing Tales ($0.99) by James Hanna: 22 tales first published in journals that like edgy stuff. An airheaded boy is adopted by a bird that squawks “fact check” whenever the boy gets into an untenable situation. A San Francisco pimp runs for city councilman. A traveler joins a poker game where the stakes are life or death. Gold Medal Winner for conventional fiction-Global Book Awards.
This deal is good on March 14, 2025
Lourin: Heart of the Lioness ($2.99) by Dennie Johnson: A powerful and inspirational story of how one woman had her true love ripped from her life, her daughters kidnapped and her world turned upside down. In a time when women were looked down on as being weak, Lourin unleashed the warrior within. She defeated beasts, demons, soldiers, and warlords, overcoming all atrocities to save her daughters’ lives.
This deal is good on March 14, 2025
Distant Relative ($2.99) by Joseph Helensky: Mistakes don’t fade away. They come back when we least expect it. Distant Relative explores what family really means, how our loved ones can hurt us most, and the perilous balance between past mistakes and future consequences. Can you make something right years later? Would you make the same choices?
This deal is good on March 14, 2025
Changing Hands ($2.99) by Nanette L. Avery: Avery traces the history of a possibly cursed opal ring in her new novel. A single opal ring embarks on a captivating journey across centuries, connecting the lives of its many owners. As each new character takes possession of the ring, we witness their desires, fears, and fates. A mesmerizing tale of history, morality, and the power of obsession.
This deal is good on March 14, 2025
The Seven Bosses of Honey Malone ($0.99) by Juli A. Herren: Honey Malone is all business. She always has been. No one has ever told her otherwise. This poignant, shrewdly told, and unexpectedly funny coming-of-age story opens our eyes to what is absurd and moving about a woman’s daily existence in the corporate cubicles and fraught families of contemporary America.
This deal is good on March 13, 2025
Book of Samuel (Johnson Family Chronicles Book 1) ($0.99) by James Robinson Jr.: After a weekend wedding in Savannah, GA, Dr. Samuel Johnson, an OB-GYN, his wife Tabitha, and Samuel’s parents, rush to their gate at the Savannah Airport only to discover that they have missed their return flight to Pittsburgh. During the eight-hour layover, feelings are shared and secrets are revealed that threaten to tear the family apart.
This deal is good on March 13, 2025
The Shade Under The Mango Tree (Between Two Worlds Book 5) ($0.99) by Evy Journey: Gold, Contemporary Fiction Global Book Awards. Can Luna survive and thrive as she steps out of her safe cocoon into an ancient culture with a deadly history? Despite pangs of guilt, worldly young architect Lucien reads a journal he finds at a café that changes his life. An epistolary tale of courage, resilience, and the bonds among diverse people.
This deal is good on March 13, 2025
Mother of the Accused ($0.99) by Leanne Treese: A single mother struggles in the aftermath of a criminal accusation against her teenage son.
This deal is good on March 13, 2025
Tales From the Liminal ($0.99) by S. K. Kruse: Delightfully strange. Endlessly thought-provoking. “A sometimes dizzying, eclectic look at the hunger of the human soul for more. The collection at times feels like embodied philosophy, with perspectives contending, stirring up timeless questions you’ve forgotten or the unformed whispers of questions you haven’t yet articulated.” — Dr. Matt Flaherty, Literature Faculty, Early College Baltimore
This deal is good on March 12, 2025
The Ping-Pong Champion of Chinatown ($0.99) by James Hanna: Gertie has bizarre misadventures in her quest for love and movie star fame. She is conned into starring on a foot fetish site, gets sold into white slavery, and serves a stint in prison because she “trusted the wrong sort of fella.” But her craziest misadventure is seeking a ping-pong championship while hiding in the Witness Protection Program.
This deal is good on March 12, 2025
Autumn Falling ($1.99) by Nikki Norman: Autumn Blaire is starting a new career in a new city, and she’s finally finding her balance. But with a new friend with a messy love life, a new love interest of her own, and an ex that wants back in her life despite all of her refusals could Autumn end up falling?
This deal is good on March 11, 2025
Head Fake ($0.99) by Scott Gordon: “Named to Kirkus Reviews’ Best Books of 2024!” “Head Fake is about how laughter can save us.” — Chris Rock, comedian, actor. A tale of high schoolers and their coach creating a basketball team that may save them in ways therapy and medication can’t.
This deal is good on March 11, 2025
The Brickbox ($0.99) by WL Gorman: Sometimes hope lives where no one would look. Jude Zander is a small-town girl on the run from an abusive father and looking for her mother in a big city. When she is offered a place to stay at an abandoned warehouse called The Brickbox, the street-hardened people she meets there surprise her with their humanity and their desire to help. But is that enough?
This deal is good on March 11, 2025
Crushing Little Things ($0.99) by Amy Meitz: A fast-paced read starring a teenage sociopath who manages to weaponize the family dog, initiate a social service investigation against her mother, stalk the boy next door, and create a rabies panic all while training as an elite gymnast for the Olympics.
This deal is good on March 11, 2025
Tangerines ($0.99) by Tsvi Jolles: “My name’s Gilly, but you won’t see it again in this diary…” Step into the world of ‘Tangerines,’ a beautifully written novel about a girl, her secret-filled diary, and the search for the missing pieces of her family. Thoughtful, tender, and full of heart. Perfect for readers who love literary fiction with a touch of wonder.
This deal is good on March 10, 2025
The Surreal Adventures of Anthony Zen ($1.99) by Cameron A. Straughan: Searching for happiness, an eccentric, free-spirited young man struggles to complete seemingly mundane tasks – the social norms of contemporary life. Guided by his fierce individuality and strong sense of self, he achieves success on his own terms.
This deal is good on March 10, 2025
Then They Came for Harry ($0.99) by Gary A. Campbell: Albrecht was a small, quiet town. Harry Blake was a lifelong resident of the town, and a former Marine. Harry was proud of his service, and he was proud of his country. And Harry hated bullies. But when the “Cancelers” and “neo-Woke” invaded Albrecht, they thought the town was theirs for the taking. Then they poked the bear. A bear named Harry Blake. The interlopers had no idea what was to come.
This deal is good on March 9, 2025
We Were Never Here: Reese’s Book Club ($2.99) by Andrea Bartz: Back home in Wisconsin, Emily is desperate to move on—new job, new love, a fresh start. But when Kristen arrives unannounced, their dark past resurfaces. As Kristen tightens her grip, Emily begins to question everything. Can she escape the deadly bond they share, or will their secrets destroy her first?
This deal is good on March 8, 2025
The Stranger That Knew Me (Guiding Each Other Home) ($2.99) by Sean P. Russell: What if a single encounter could change everything? Stranded in a relentless snowstorm, Atlas meets Carlos—a mysterious traveler whose words feel like echoes from another life. As their journey unfolds, so does a truth deeper than fate. ‘The Stranger That Knew Me’ is a luminous exploration of destiny, loss, and the unseen forces that guide us home.
This deal is good on March 8, 2025
COWBOY (Boone & PJ’s Adventures Book 3) ($4.99) by Jack A Miller: Operators in the Army’s premier special missions unit, Boone and PJ are lifelong friends. During their ongoing hunt for an Al Qaeda commander who has been a long-time nemesis, they are sent to the wild Afghanistan frontier on a special mission. Separated from the rest of the American force, Boone has to find his own way out while being hunted.
This deal is good on March 7, 2025
Revelations ($2.99) by Liz Roberts: Can an old flame help solve a new mystery? Haley hopes so as she enlists her first love to help her solve her son’s strange suicide. Together she and Hugh rediscover each other as they uncover hard truths and fiery passions, long forgotten. Their hearts and minds act as one during days of sleuthing and nights of desire.
This deal is good on March 7, 2025
Anasazi Vision ($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 story—decades-long in the making, following True as she unravels the message of a vision, and navigates grief, trust, love, and the power of saying “yes.”
This deal is good on March 4, 2025
Say When (The Faderville Novels Book 4) ($0.99) by N. Gemini Sasson: Sooner isn’t the perfect dog, but she’s finally found the perfect home with owner Brandy Anders — until one tragic day when they become separated. Recently divorced, jobless, and soon to be evicted, Grayson Darling’s move to Faderville is supposed to be temporary. Then, fate intervenes in the form of a dog named Sooner.
This deal is good on March 3, 2025
The Six Loves of Jack Brown ($0.99) by Danny Mac: ‘The Six Loves of Jack Brown’ is an intriguing exploration of how one man, Jack, impacted the lives of six different women while maintaining his enduring love for Sarah. Each woman’s story provides a unique perspective on Jack’s character and the profound influence he had on their lives.
This deal is good on March 3, 2025
Such a Fun Age: Reese’s Book Club ($2.99) by Kiley Reid: A striking and surprising debut novel from an exhilarating new voice, Such a Fun Age is a page-turning and big-hearted story about race and privilege, set around a young black babysitter, her well-intentioned employer, and a surprising connection that threatens to undo them both.
This deal is good on February 28, 2025
Where I’ve Not Been Lost ($3.99) by Glen Sibley: A year after a suicide attempt, musician Brian O’Malley has agreed to look after a holiday home in a small town. Perhaps the break will give him the space he needs to refocus and reconnect with everyone he has ignored for too long. The move leads him to Geoff, an eccentric mobile DJ whose chaotic influence sets off a series of unexpected events.
This deal is good on February 28, 2025
The Shadows of Monte Perdido: Unraveling Pyrenean legends and hidden truths ($0.99) by Nathalie Harte: Dark. Ancient. Deadly. In ‘The Shadows of Monte Perdido,’ secrets demand sacrifice. In the remote village of Torla, anthropologist Amaya follows the trail of a missing girl, drawn by a cryptic letter. As she uncovers the villagers’ blood pact with the mountain spirits, she realizes she’s not just chasing a mystery—she’s racing to escape becoming the next sacrifice. Unlock the terror today!
This deal is good on February 28, 2025
The Oscar Goes To ($0.99) by Rob Santana: SHOCKER ON OSCAR NIGHT. Prepare for a jaw-dropping revelation at the Oscars! Victor Columbus, a Best Documentary nominee, finds himself thrust into a chilling whirlwind when enigmatic actress Valerie Tippit steals the spotlight in a shocking act on stage. As chaos unfolds, Victor stumbles upon Valerie’s abandoned purse, housing her damning diary.
This deal is good on February 28, 2025
A Summer to Save Us ($0.99) by Mila Olsen: Kansas collects beautiful words but has none for her own life. Bullied and broken, she’s ready to end it all–until she meets River, a mysterious boy who offers her a deal: spend the summer with him, and if she still wants to jump, they’ll do it together. But as her wounds heal, his grow deeper, and Kansas wonders who truly needs saving…
This deal is good on February 27, 2025