The Underground Engineer ($0.99) by Ruth Eshel: A first-of-its-kind portrait of the life of Colonel Jenka Ratner – from his dazzling cross-continental adventures to his lifesaving inventions, and the founding of one of the most prolific defense institutes in history.
This deal is good on March 22, 2023
Tasmanian Tigers, True Love and Other Elusive Things ($0.99) by R.J. Post: When Archie took a job at the museum, he didn’t expect an exhibit to come to life and lead him on a chase, but then, the world is full of unexpected things. Like beautiful spies, lights in the sky, and even true love. You’ll find it all — plus ghostly Romeos, giant frogs, and neighborhood monsters — in these fun and frolicking 15 stories.
This deal is good on March 21, 2023
Queensborough Rock ($2.99) by Stephen Shaiken: Take a trip back in time to NYC in 1971. The 60’s haven’t ended & rock ‘n’ roll reigns. Jack Bernstein struggles as a rock manager, stuck in Queens, in debt to a loanshark & a pawnbroker. A friendly Queens mobster offers help, if Jack manages his obnoxious nephew’s band. Readers of Daisy Jones & The Six and Utopia Avenue will love this book!
This deal is good on March 21, 2023
Ruin: A Novel of Flyfishing in Bankruptcy ($2.99) by Leigh Seippel: Ruin by Leigh Seippel is a gripping novel that explores the unpredictable progression of character and chance for Francy and Frank Campbell, a couple whose lives are suddenly turned upside down. Ruin is a vivid and engrossing story of love, loss, and resilience.
This deal is good on March 20, 2023
Roam Within: Macallah and the White World of Light ($2.99) by Maya Realm: ~ ‘It’s a wonderful story of self-discovery.’
~ ‘Very artistically and cleverly done.’
~ ‘Through striking and unforgettable characters, this book has been written to inspire the reader to embark on their own spiritual journey.’
~ ‘It is very thought-provoking and uplifting.’
This deal is good on March 20, 2023
The New Days ($0.99) by Jennifer Carmody: Annabelle first noticed Liam while he was browsing her bookstore. When she sees him sitting alone at Shea’s bar she decides to make her move. Austin watched as Annabelle made her way to Liam, his heart falling further into his stomach with every step. Cole and Zoey don’t know what comes next but they know the group will never be the same.
This deal is good on March 20, 2023
The Black Sheep (Catalan Chronicles Book 1) ($4.60) by Peter Darman: The adventures of Luca Baldi, a Sicilian peasant who joins a band of ruthless mercenaries who depart to fight for the Byzantine emperor, taking Luca with them. ‘The Black Sheep’ is the first volume in the Catalan Chronicles, a thrilling Medieval saga set in the 14th Century. Luca fights for survival, for love and to preserve an ancient empire.
This deal is good on March 20, 2023
Scam A-Lama Ding Dong (Con the Rock Star Book 1) ($0.99) by Jinx James: Hounded by a family-run Show Business organization operating a mafia-like scam, Rock Star Marc Charles knows he’s got to fight back to survive, and he can play dirty too! A wickedly dark comedy of deception, dodgy behaviour, celebrity, lies and love – and a huckster’s sly scheme to con the rock star. A fast-paced humorous serial thriller series.
This deal is good on March 19, 2023
Seven at Two Past Five ($1.99) by Tara Basi: “I loved every bit of it. Its multidimensional plot kept me guessing and second-guessing throughout the reading experience. Still, something new came along every time I thought I’d figured it out. This book frequently left my mouth hanging open with a surprise.”
This deal is good on March 19, 2023
SHATTERED (Tapioca Style Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Georgianne Landy-Kordis: First book in Tapioca Style Series. Detective Tap helps find her husbands killer while trying to raise her children alone and allows herself to move on when a new man enters her life.
This deal is good on March 19, 2023
The Dirty Parts of the Bible ($0.99) by Sam Torode: Take a rollicking ride across America in 1936! Humor, adventure, and romance mix in “The Dirty Parts of the Bible,” a Kindle bestseller with over 2,000 5-star ratings & reviews. Publishers Weekly calls it “a rich and soulful novel, steeped in wanderlust and whimsy.”
This deal is good on March 19, 2023
The Anarchist Thing to Do ($0.99) by Michael Raship: The social changes that transformed the United States from the 1960s to the 1980s, reflected in the story of a single eccentric family: The Moullay-Finsters are on a hopeless mission to spread their homemade hippie version of anarchism to mainstream America.
This deal is good on March 18, 2023
The Truth of Who You Are ($0.99) by Sheila Myers: Ben takes a job with the Conservation Corps during the Great Depression, causing a tragedy that leads to a dilemma. Does he lose his job or let someone else take the fall? His decision haunts him to the Battle of the Bulge where he meets an old friend. Inspired by real events, this coming-of-age tale is set against the backdrop of the Smoky Mountains.
This deal is good on March 18, 2023
All That Is Hidden ($0.99) by Laura DeNooyer-Moore: Are secrets worth the price they cost to keep? In 1968, Tina finds out the hard way when her father’s hidden past surfaces and fractures their small Southern Appalachian town. Winner of the Artisan Book Excellence Award. “A beautiful novel that sweeps you up in its story, makes you fall in love with its characters.” — Writer’s Digest
This deal is good on March 18, 2023
A Tall Woman of Many Talents: What It’s Like to be a Modern-Day Amazon Woman ($3.50) by Angelina Pelova: This is a book about being different and not fitting in. Following the life journey of a very tall woman, it’s aimed at anyone who has struggles because of being different. Light-hearted and entertaining, it’s also deep and emotional, covering a lot of ground: mental health, self-esteem, body image, controlling relationships, bullying, immigration.
This deal is good on March 18, 2023
Still Life with a Vengeance ($0.99) by Jan Turk Petrie: Eve’s apparently perfect life is shattered when her rockstar husband is accused of rape. Is the evidence faked as he claims, or is he totally different from the man she thought she was married to?
This deal is good on March 17, 2023
The Man Scouts ($2.99) by Matthew T. Hill: The Man Scouts follows four middle-aged men on a weekend camping trip as they try to rekindle a love for the outdoors that they shared as children in the scouts and find themselves fumbling through self-reflection along the way.
This deal is good on March 17, 2023
A Giant Comes ($2.99) by Aj Saxsma: A tragic comedy about human nature and life. A boy is befriended by a mysterious traveler who warns of the imminent approach of a horrifying giant. Arriving at a wealthy village, it rapidly becomes unclear whether the traveler is sincere or a conman. Hope and fear wrestle for dominance as the village is torn by competing interests.
This deal is good on March 17, 2023
Ten Thousand I Love Yous ($2.99) by Lisa Slabach: Pregnant and married at eighteen, Kim expected happily ever after with Jay. When he blindsides her with a divorce eighteen years later, she goes on an odyssey of lust and love to pen a new ending. “… A thought-provoking work of contemporary fiction and a cheerful romance in the bargain.” — SPR; “… Unputdownable, witty and heartwarming.” – Goodreads.
This deal is good on March 17, 2023
9 to 5 Cubicle Tales ($0.99) by Harish C. Rijhwani: 9 to 5 Cubicle Tales is not just about the monotony confined to an assigned office cubicle but about what happens beyond that space. The protagonist, Hridaan’s journey starts with a brave promise, moves on to dedicated and focused efforts to complete his studies, and then progresses to embracing corporate life with its challenges, jubilation, lessons, missed opportunities, friends, and politics.
This deal is good on March 16, 2023
In a Time of Fools ($0.99) by Kelly Unger: Aakash arrived at university with his whole life planned out. Lena returned with plans to start over. Neither of them planned to fall in love. When Aakash returns home to face a family crisis, he must determine whether his father’s wishes are his own, while Lena must decide whether to reveal a secret that will change both of their lives forever.
This deal is good on March 16, 2023
Painted Moment: A Turning Point (Chronicles of MatiLou and PerryAnn Book 4) ($2.99) by Martha Passel: The girls finally learn the truth of what happened on a New Mexico reservation in 1973. In this conclusion to the series, all the pieces in the unsolved mystery are revealed. This stand-alone can be read out of sequence to follow a thirty year journey through trials and hard choices, relevant to current times, and they always care for Mother Earth.
This deal is good on March 16, 2023
Miguelito’s Confession ($0.99) by Miguel A. De La Torre: New to the US, Miguel struggles between the old and the new, institutionalized racism, machismo, and his own desire to become more than his new culture sees him achieving. Miguelito might survive in his new adopted country, but at what price?
This deal is good on March 15, 2023
The Companion ($1.99) by Kim Taylor Blakemore: New Hampshire 1855: Lucy Blunt is sentenced to death for the murders of two women in the house she works – but did she or didn’t she commit the crimes? Awaiting the noose, she weaves a heart-wrenching tale of the passions and betrayals leading up to the heinous crime and her bitter downfall.
This deal is good on March 15, 2023
Just Once ($0.99) by Lori Handeland: What if you could start over – right at the moment where it all went wrong? From the voice of New York Times bestselling author Lori Handeland, this heart-wrenching but ultimately uplifting novel contains the humor, depth of characterization and fast-paced plot lines she is known for while showcasing the author’s incredible range.
This deal is good on March 15, 2023
Coupling ($0.99) by William Justice Bruehl: Coupling is an intimate look at a professional, childless couple living on Long Island. 16 short stories show how the Elmans deal with friendships, unexpected pregnancy, serious illness, aging, and death. As with life, some stories are not pretty, but their friendship allows them to work through tough problems, and even to fight in loving ways.
This deal is good on March 15, 2023
A Better Heart ($0.99) by Chuck Augello: “A promising new literary voice.” -Kirkus Reviews. When Kevin Stacey’s estranged father, a failed Hollywood actor, arrives unexpectedly with a stolen monkey, a young filmmaker becomes enmeshed in the animal liberation movement, embarking on the road trip that will change his life in this heartbreaking yet comedic family drama.
This deal is good on March 13, 2023
Hello, Old Friend: Awright Auld Mukker ($2.99) by Joseph Tristan: “Hello, Old Friend” is a captivating novel that shares the relationship between a nine-year-old boy and his new neighbor from Scotland. These two friends, Christian and Kian, develop a relationship that lasts twenty-six years. Christian learns of Kian’s passing. He begins the journey of reliving and sharing his memories of Kian with his family.
This deal is good on March 13, 2023
A Second, Less Capable, Head and Other Rogue Stories ($0.99) by James Hanna: 19 tales previously-published in journals that like edgy writing. A Tea Party activist discovers that he is growing another head (A Second Less-Capable Head); a flasher seeks the perfect pose (Exposed); a schizophrenic street thug tries to out run his ghosts (Hunting Bear). Gold Medal Winner-Readers’ Favorite International Awards.
This deal is good on March 12, 2023
Who She Was ($0.99) by D.C Johnston: Strong female lead loses her memory and she has to cope with her present while mentally being stuck in the past.
This deal is good on March 11, 2023
Lucia’s War ($0.99) by Susan Lanigan: Lucia Percival has overcome adversity to become a world-renowned soprano. But she has carried a lifelong secret from her youth when she served as a nurse during World War I – and she is ready to confess. From Jamaica to England, through Glasgow to Black society in London, Lucia’s journey shows a woman determined to fight against all odds.
This deal is good on March 11, 2023
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
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
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.
This deal is good on March 10, 2023
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
punks ($0.99) by Daniel Martin: A comedic coming-of-age novel that takes a dark turn into the netherworld of state prison a la Huckleberry Finn in The Belly Of The Beast.
This deal is good on March 9, 2023
The Hack ($2.99) by Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev: A worshipped author takes the reader on a journey through his playboy, luxurious, and millions-of-Instagram-followers life. Annoyed by his stardom, and seemingly out for self-destruction, his story is one of constant disaster. However, when he discovers that his best friend’s wife is dying of cancer, he decides to risk it all to help them.
This deal is good on March 9, 2023
Immortal North ($0.99) by Tom Stewart: From Canada Book Awards Winner author Tom Stewart comes a debut novel of literary fiction that Book Sirens calls “Heartbreakingly beautiful, raw and enchanting.” A father raises his boy in the isolated north. But for those lands and minds with an unsettled past, other dangers may lurk the woods where father and son hunt the timber.
This deal is good on March 8, 2023
The Accidental Hero of the City of Brotherly Love ($0.99) by Richard J. O’Brien: Spencer Lee Kavanagh is a security guard and wants to be a writer. An accident at work causes the death of a would-be terrorist, thrusting Kavanagh into the hero spotlight. One man’s journey finds him discovering more about himself than he ever wanted.
This deal is good on March 8, 2023
Survival on Walker Mountain: Life Behind the Wall ($2.99) by Rod Myers: Someone is smuggling heroin into the United States Penitentiary at Walker Mountain. The staff searches in a race against time to find the culprit before the prison descends into chaos. In the end, it is the demons and horrors of the past that make the final choices. Survival on Walker Mountain offers an unfiltered look into Life Behind the Wall.
This deal is good on March 7, 2023
Jus Breathe ($0.99) by B. Lynn Carter: Dawn, a young Black woman, struggles to defy her inner “Duckling” and embrace her true self. Set in New York City during the turbulent sixties, it’s an improbable love story with precarious impulses, secret pasts, and inner demons.
This deal is good on March 7, 2023
Summer of the Redeemers (The Jexville Chronicles Book 1) ($0.99) by Carolyn Haines: When an infant disappears off a rural Mississippi Road, young Bekkah Rich is determined to find Maebelle. Her suspicions of the kidnapping focus on the Blood of the Redeemers, a secretive church group. The arrival of a horsewoman with a stable of horses brings more change. The truth will rob Bekkah of her innocence about how the world works.
This deal is good on March 7, 2023
Home to Clare Harbor Boxset (Books 1-3) ($0.99) by Jacie Middlemann: They started out as strangers who meet during the worst of conditions and become friends in the midst of chaos. Unexpected romance under the most unlikely circumstances. A puzzling mystery with its roots in historical events that took place centuries ago. And a storm that hides an ominous purpose that could change all their lives forever.
This deal is good on March 6, 2023
The Munich Girl: A Novel of the Legacies that Outlast War ($2.99) by Phyllis Edgerly Ring: The past may not be done with us. What family secrets is a portrait of Eva Braun hiding? Fifty years after WW2, Anna is plunged into the treacherous world of the Munich girl who was her mother’s confidante – and Hitler’s lover – and untangles a web of long-buried secrets. “Historical fiction that reads like memoir.” Philadelphia Inquirer
This deal is good on March 5, 2023
Parrot Talk ($0.99) by David B. Seaburn: Lucas and Grinder are more than a little surprised to hear that their mother, Millie, who they haven’t heard from in over thirty years, has died. A road trip ensues with memorable stops. When their mother’s friend introduces them to Paul, an African grey parrot in the depths of grief, who has things to say that will transform their lives.
This deal is good on March 5, 2023
Everyone Dies Famous ($0.99) by Len Joy: Everyone Dies Famous creates a vibrant picture of a place peopled by individuals with rich interior lives. Residents of Maple Springs are distinctive and authentic, with Dancer Stonemason being especially powerful as he grapples with his grief. If you love A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman, then you’ll love Everyone Dies Famous.
This deal is good on March 5, 2023
The Siege: A Prison Uprising Redefines Justice ($0.99) by James Hanna: Who are the good guys? Who are the bad? Lines blur when Hemmings, a dorm counselor, is conscripted to defuse a hostage standoff in a Midwest prison. Guards are divided into feuding unions, inmates into rival gangs, and the prison has sparked the standoff through policies of exploitation. A literary thriller in the tradition of Faulkner and Conrad.
This deal is good on March 3, 2023
The Completists: The New World ($2.99) by Sarah Wilde: Twin sisters find themselves on opposing sides of a divided society when Kate joins The Completists, a movement offering every woman a life free from the judgment and control of men, leaving Sophie to stand by her belief that romantic love brings meaning to life. Given the choice, and with so much at stake, which life would you choose?
This deal is good on March 3, 2023
Fact Check and More Probing Tales ($0.99) by James Hanna: 22 tales previously published in journals that like rogue writers. Stories include an air-headed boy who is adopted by a bird that squawks “fact check” whenever the lad goes astray (Fact Check); a pimp who decides to run for city councilman (The Good Pimp); a schizophrenic stalker who is one day pursued an equally-dogged ghost (The Tallyman).
This deal is good on March 1, 2023
The Flowers of Evil: Les Fleurs du Mal (English & French Bilingual Edition) ($0.99) by Charles Baudelaire: “In this atrocious book, I put all my heart” – Baudelaire (1821-1867) You will discover all the perversion that lurks in “Les Fleurs du mal.” Including the 6 poems condemned and censored by the courts for offending public morality. “Both deeply disturbing and deeply moving, a book that explores the dark side of human nature with brutal honesty.” – Sylvia Plath, poet and novelist.
This deal is good on February 28, 2023
Everyday Lies ($1.99) by Tanya Anne Crosby: “Crosby delivers her trademark blend of honest emotion with a perfect dash of humor and twist of mystery, and through her beautifully human, relatably flawed heroine shows us how revealing the truth about a past long-buried can right the wrongs of the present, and open the door to a better future.” – Tami Hoag, New York Times bestselling author
This deal is good on February 28, 2023