SpyMasters ($0.99) by Antonia Senior and more: “A feast of espionage writing, both fiction and non-fiction, from established and emerging voices alike.” – Saul David, author of Sky Warriors. An anthology of espionage writing – covering the Roman Empire, Tudors, WW2, the Cold War, and more. Spymasters includes articles, interviews, and short stories by some of the best writers working in the genre today.
This deal is good on August 23, 2024
The Importance of Wives: Chronicles of the House of Valois ($0.99) by Keira Morgan: In 1488, when young Duchess Anne of Brittany inherits her wealthy duchy, she faces threats from both France and her own guardians. With a fierce resolve, she rejects their traps, igniting a civil war. As French forces invade, Anne faces a crossroads. In an era when few believe a girl can rule, Anne’s bravery will decide Brittany’s fate.
This deal is good on August 22, 2024
Round the World: A Life of Jeanne Baret ($2.99) by C.R. Hurst: If you are looking for a heroine well worth rooting for, look no further than C.R. Hurst’s latest historical fiction series. Discover Jeanne Baret who defies the limitations of her social class and gender to become the first woman to sail around the world.
This deal is good on August 22, 2024
The Lady of the Lighthouse ($3.99) by Terri Greening: Looking for a great book to take to the beach this summer? Grab a copy of this exciting WWII thriller with danger, heartbreak, and romance. Loralei Lancaster, a lonely lighthouse keeper, rebuffs a dangerous pirate and is pursued by a mysterious spy while waiting for her shipping captain husband, Devon, to return home from a Great Lakes voyage.
This deal is good on August 21, 2024
A Time to Serve ($0.99) by Chris Glatte: As World War II begins, the Cooper family is thrust headlong into the fray, where they must face the ultimate test of courage—from the home front to the battlefield.
This deal is good on August 21, 2024
Crow (American Post-Civil War Westerns) ($0.99) by William Black: Crow is called crazy for driving ore wagons up and down treacherous mountain paths. But he doesn’t like being treated like a slave by his boss, Bain. Gina hates men like Bain. She hears secrets of their world of silver and gold and she wants it all destroyed. With Bain’s ruthless ways harming the innocent, Crow and Gina are going to stop Bain.
This deal is good on August 20, 2024
Raindrops of the Gods (Quad Squad Adventure Series) ($4.99) by R. M. Alwyn: Unearthed from beneath the sun-soaked earth of SoCal, an extraterrestrial Sphere holds the keys of evolution. ‘Raindrops of the Gods’ weaves a riveting saga of alien shapeshifters, embroiling power-hungry souls in a turbulent dance of wonder and trepidation. Humanity teeters on the edge as civilizations collide in an uncertain fate! 🌌🛸
This deal is good on August 20, 2024
The Tenement Nurse ($2.99) by Kate Gemma: A riveting tale of resilience, sacrifice, and blurred boundaries between good and evil. Join Nurse Millie Carpenter as she races to unravel the secrets of the dark underbelly of 1920s New York, where mercy and menace collide. If you crave historical fiction with a strong-willed heroine and a plot brimming with suspense, this book is for you.
This deal is good on August 19, 2024
Remnant ($2.99) by Katie Sweeting: “Remnant has all the dramatic power of 12 Years a Slave, and all the high society romantic intrigue of Jane Austen at her best…” Follow Olu, captured and enslaved in 1753, and her niece Joanna, a biracial orphan in England, as they seek to reunite the family separated by slavery. Will Olu and Joanna ever meet?
This deal is good on August 17, 2024
The Last Republican: A Lucius Sestius Omnibus ($0.99) by Fiona Forsyth: “Forsyth has created a stunning depiction of the end of the republic and birth of the Roman empire.” – Jemahl Evans, author of the Sir Blandford Candy Adventure series
This deal is good on August 16, 2024
Princess in the Police Station (Medieval Babes: Tales of Little-Known Ladies Book 12) ($0.99) by J.P. Reedman: In 1964, a child’s coffin was found on a London bombsite. Taken to the local police station, its occupant is identified as Anne Mowbray, the bride of one of the famous ‘Princes in the Tower.’ In the 1470s, during the Wars of the Roses, Dowager Duchess Elizabeth seeks to protect her only child, Anne, but the King demands a rich wife for his son…
This deal is good on August 16, 2024