Strange Eden (The Strange Eden Series Book 1) ($0.99) by Gina Giordano: Nassau, Bahamas, 1791… Eliza Sharpe, recently wed to a mysterious and brooding soldier, departs for the West Indies to begin her new life. Once there, she realizes that she has made a disastrous choice. Charles, the man she finds herself bound to, is nothing short of a monster, and the walls of her new home hide a dark family secret.
This deal is good on January 17, 2025
483 Street ($1.00) by özhan özdemir: “483 Street” is a story woven with the mysterious energy of the streets, dreams nurtured in migrant tents, and unforgettable friendships. Amid hardships, its characters seek hope, defy social injustices, and reshape their lives through the power of solidarity. This novel invites you to explore the boundaries of the human spirit.
This deal is good on January 15, 2025
Existential Smut 2 ($1.99) by Hapax Legomenon: Stories, essays, memoirs & philosophical dialogues about art, imagination, and the erotic life. “These stories will be most popular with those who enjoy literary titillation served up with intellectual debate.” – Jane’s Guide. “The stories and essays contained within may tickle the libido at times, but it’s the mind they spike.”
This deal is good on January 15, 2025
Far From Over ($3.99) by L. J. Hutton: Anna now knows who the ghosts at Nuns’ Kirk Haugh Hotel are – getting rid of them is something else. Hugh’s ghost won’t leave until Gideon’s does, protecting the ghosts of the Dumfries witch trial in 1659. What is Anna’s connection to the ghosts? Can Anna deal with her own troubled past and Cameron’s, and lay them to rest before disaster strikes?
This deal is good on January 14, 2025
The Heir of Two Worlds ($2.99) by Arianna Reed: In a kingdom on the brink of war, young Prince Kael defies his father’s rule by venturing to the forbidden borderlands, where he meets Elara, a mysterious witch. Their bond defies all odds, igniting a conflict amid prophecies of a powerful child born of a witch and royal blood. As tensions rise, Kael and Elara must navigate deception, danger, and sacrifice, testing their forbidden love.
This deal is good on January 14, 2025
A Hundred Magical Reasons ($4.99) by Laura DeNooyer: If you’re a “Wizard of Oz” or “Wicked” fan, you’ll enjoy meeting the real mastermind behind Oz: author L. Frank Baum. This whimsical, poignant novel is rooted in a girl’s unlikely childhood friendship with Mr. Baum, and his influence across four generations. Set in Macatawa Park, Michigan, the story alternates between the early 1900s and 1980.
This deal is good on January 13, 2025
Toby ($2.99) by Thomas Watson: Paul Ford is a man on the road, running from a life that left him questioning the worth of nearly everything. Toby is a big dog, lost and far from home. A chance meeting brings them together and sends Paul on a journey to reunite Toby with his family. But this will be no ordinary road trip, and when it’s done, Paul’s life will never be the same.
This deal is good on January 12, 2025
How to Bury Your Dog ($0.99) by Eva Silverfine: On the day Lizzy buries her longtime pet, news of a threat to her rural community brings submerged memories to the surface, opening her self-contained world to two young neighbors.
This deal is good on January 11, 2025
Skirts, Ties and Taboos ($0.99) by Oby Aligwekwe: Suspenseful and riveting, Skirts, Ties and Taboos is a gripping tale of passion, ambition, and glamour. Set in the vibrant 1960s Paris, London, and Lagos, it follows Nfudu, a young woman who leaves her affluent but chaotic Nigerian family behind to pursue her dream of becoming a renowned fashion designer. It weaves a spellbinding love story with themes of crime, war, hatred, and ancient taboos.
This deal is good on January 11, 2025
Life on the Road ($0.99) by Michelle Cornish: When life gives you ballads, you learn to sing along. At thirteen, John chose his alcoholic father, Orson, and the music that defined their bond over his mother. Now, love, loss, and Orson’s demons test his dreams and resilience. Life on the Road is a story of love, loss, and redemption, asking if it’s ever too late to find your way home.
This deal is good on January 11, 2025
The Geometry of Love ($2.99) by Jessica Levine: A Top Ten Women’s Fiction Title in Booklist, set in New York and California. Julia, a poet with writer’s block, must choose between Ben, a teacher who offers security, and Michael, a charismatic composer who both inspires and destabilizes her. An exploration of the surprising ways we make romantic choices. “Lyrical and realistic” – Foreword Reviews
This deal is good on January 11, 2025
Bote Manchas Metro ($3.99) by Karl Fandkin: These are the people you meet every day. They ride the first trip of bus route 36 to work each morning. Some work in factories, some in think-tanks, some in offices and one even teaches college. Like your coworkers, you think you know them. Like your coworkers, you don’t really know them at all. They navigate homelessness, workplace sexual harassment, abortion, religion, crime, and corruption.
This deal is good on January 10, 2025
And So We Dream ($0.99) by Linda Mahkovec: A poignant coming-of-age story about three beautiful teenage sisters and the lonely boy who comes to spend the summer with them. Set in a small town in 1970, “And So We Dream” is about stepping into a world of beauty, wonder, longing, and, ultimately, transformation.
This deal is good on January 10, 2025
Next Best Thing (The Miller Hoffman Trilogy Book 2) ($2.99) by Zelmer Wilson: Miller Hoffman, the bright but troubled young man from Zelmer Wilson’s In the Middle, returns and learns, the hard way, that getting over losing Bobbie Lamont will be harder than he thought. He will learn many things over the next three years, not all of them from his professors. He will learn that when you can’t find love, sex is the next best thing.
This deal is good on January 10, 2025
The Art of Rising ($0.99) by Matthew Balleza: The Renees wanted a fresh start, but their past had other plans. A father out of prison. Secrets that won’t stay buried. A caretaker who isn’t what he seems. The closer they get to freedom, the more everything unravels. If you love raw, emotional family dramas with suspenseful twists, dive into “The Art of Rising”.
This deal is good on January 10, 2025
Unloved ($0.99) by Katy Regnery: Cassidy Porter, the son of Maine’s most notorious serial killer, promised his dying mother he’d live out his life alone and off-the-grid in rural Maine. But when he meets injured hiker, Brynn, he can’t help but develop feelings for her. Will the sins of the father fall on the shoulders of the son?
This deal is good on January 9, 2025
The Phantom Bugatti ($1.95) by W.P. Truesdell: The legacy of a sublime cult car. A man’s quest to restore his grandfather’s lost Bugatti roadster becomes a journey of self-discovery. Brushstrokes of history, passion, and suspense illuminate this tale of buried secrets and betrayals. And an enchanting rural artist challenges his flawed reasoning and guarded heart. 4.2 stars on Amazon.
This deal is good on January 9, 2025
Brown, to Brown ($0.99) by Danny Krivosh: An anthology of poems and short stories exploring trauma, the subconscious, and mental illness through vivid imagery, distorted language, and theatrical scenes. Themes of violence and mental breakdowns are portrayed with stark depictions of torment, abuse, and imaginative reflections, often revealing societal disdain and out-of-body experiences.
This deal is good on January 9, 2025
Nothing But Trouble ($2.99) by Zelmer Wilson: After graduating from Saint. Augustine Academy for Girls, Bobbie Lamont was ready for the next stage of her life–attending college at Tulane University. The next four years of her life will change Bobbie. The experiences she goes through with various men teach her that love and sex can be nothing but trouble at times.
This deal is good on January 9, 2025
The Echo Dies ($0.99) by Roger Teichmann: Cult author Julius Durward is revisiting his beloved town of Uzès in France. Plans to build a virology research center in the nearby woods have sparked radical protests and Julius gets sucked in – with ultimately tragic results. Elegiac, and humorous, with a cast of characters that includes a painter, an anarchist, and an aging American billionaire.
This deal is good on January 8, 2025
The Rampion Child ($0.99) by Minerva Hart: In this dark retelling of ‘Rapunzel’, witches have been hunted for generations by True Faith, the religious cult that holds the king’s ear. To hide from their would-be killers, Breanne and her daughter Lorelai live in the mountains. Breanne is paranoid and possessive, so when Lorelai meets a boy, her mother will do the unthinkable to keep her.
This deal is good on January 8, 2025
Something in the Water ($2.99) by Catherine Steadman: A shocking discovery on a honeymoon in paradise changes the lives of a picture-perfect couple in this taut psychological thriller debut—for readers of Ruth Ware, Paula Hawkins, and Shari Lapena. If you could make one simple choice that would change your life forever, would you? Erin is a documentary filmmaker on the brink of a professional breakthrough…
This deal is good on January 8, 2025
Damned Yankees ($0.99) by Ray Deptula: Those who fight for their nation often have little choice. The world is complex and driven by self-interest. While times may change, human nature remains constant. Jack Halliday seeks belonging and security, relying on his fighting spirit despite his kind nature, as he navigates a world where his choices define his existence.
This deal is good on January 7, 2025
Not Quite Royal: Part 1 ($2.99) by Abby Gordon: I became an orphan when I was 8 and the family of my 3 godparents took me in and loved me as one of their own. The twist? My ‘Aunt Margaret’, ‘Uncle Charles’ and ‘Aunt Anne’ are all royals! I protect their secrets more than they do but will it cost me my chance at love? A fictional, inside-view of the British monarchy. Also on audio.
This deal is good on January 7, 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 January 7, 2025
Ex-Mas Song ($3.99) by Jeffrey Cummins: In this re-telling of A Christmas Carol as a fictionalized memoir, Justin R. must make a life-or-death decision: he can give up his stony heart to learn about forgiveness and work the ways of recovery to gain a fleshy heart or he can wreck his life against the obstacles of stress, his ex-wife, and guilt over his past failures.
This deal is good on January 7, 2025
Don’t Let Me Keep You ($0.99) by Kathie Giorgio: As a genius in math and science, Hildy Halverson is encouraged to enter a male-dominated field and enact change for women — but when she realizes she’s much more interested in her body’s ability to create, she decides to become a mother. And by bringing life into the world, she begins to find herself…
This deal is good on January 6, 2025
Dinosaur Boy: Guilty by Reason of Autism ($0.99) by Liz Coppedge Bohn: In “Dinosaur Boy”, twelve-year-old Benjamin, an autistic dinosaur enthusiast, becomes the prime suspect in a brutal murder. Facing relentless bullying and isolation, he must uncover the real killer to clear his name. With unexpected help from a fellow inmate, he embarks on a journey of justice and friendship. Can he prove his innocence? Read now!
This deal is good on January 6, 2025
The Siege: A Prison Uprising Redefines Justice ($0.99) by James Hanna: 100 inmates hold twelve guards hostage in a laundry dorm of a Midwestern prison. The standoff is due to privatization, which has forced unendurable conditions upon the inmates. Hemmings, a dorm counselor, is conscripted to defuse the standoff, but as he enters the prison his heart starts to hammer. Who are the good guys and who are the bad?
This deal is good on January 6, 2025
A Fate Far Sweeter: The Story of Love & War ($0.99) by Roger Turenko: In war-torn Ukraine, retired US Army officer John Kovalenko undertakes a perilous mission to destroy a Russian missile warehouse, finding unexpected love amid the danger. Don’t miss this well-written, gripping debut novel! A deep discount is offered to introduce a new author – please leave a review on Amazon, Apple, etc so others can discover him!
This deal is good on January 5, 2025
Managing Expectations ($0.99) by Endicott Road: Everyone who has ever played baseball has dreamt, even for a moment, of making it a career. Jeff Sampson, thrilled to sign with the White Sox, follows his dream. Along the way, he learns that his exceptional talents may not be enough for him to reach the Major Leagues. Follow Jeff, and a cast of other players, as they try to reach The Show.
This deal is good on January 4, 2025
The Mystery of Atlantis: Heavenly Lily ($0.99) by Anna Yasnaya: This is a book of prophecy for humanity, which is at a fateful crossroads. Different worlds, intertwined times and destinies, mysteries of the universe, the history of Atlantis, and the phenomenon of soul mates — all this is for those who are looking for an answer to the question: “Who are we, why are we here and where are we going?…”
This deal is good on January 4, 2025
The Bones in the Garden (and other things found there) ($2.99) by Elizabeth Michaud: “The Bones in the Garden (and other things found there)” is an award-winning poetry collection that grounds itself in the stories of black history, of heartache, of love, and everything in between. The verses are simple, but the messages are profound and will leave you thinking and wondering long after you have turned the last page.
This deal is good on January 4, 2025
One ($2.99) by John C. Queen: Questions for YOU. Do you think climate change is real, that humanity is in trouble, some have too much while others starve? Do you wonder what is behind that last star? If there is a God, will he or she come and save US? Can every child sleep in peace? No hunger? No war? How do we change? Where is hope? Come with me see what is possible.
This deal is good on January 3, 2025
Chicago Movie Girls ($2.99) by D.C. Reep and E.A. Allen: Three sisters in 1914 fight for success in Chicago’s early movie business. Sensible Rae lies about her age. Gorgeous Lily aims for a rich society husband. Reckless Delia takes off her clothes for the camera. “Betrayal, jealousy, and lovesick suitors power a fast-moving plot with several twists and turns” — Publishers Weekly
This deal is good on January 3, 2025
Timeless Wisdom: A Chronicle: A Tapestry of Self-Discovery, Healing, and Timeless Truths ($2.99) by Sarmistha Mitra: “Timeless Wisdom: A Chronicle” is more than just a collection of stories. It is a spiritual guide, a philosophical reflection, and an emotional journey meant to resonate through lifetimes. Each story acts as a mirror, inviting readers to explore their own experiences, seek deeper truths, and ultimately, find peace within themselves and their relationships.
This deal is good on January 3, 2025
Lizzie Fox ($0.99) by Mike Murphy: A gripping story about a brave and tenacious young woman who embarks on a perilous journey to seek justice for another and finds herself along the way. Her investigation stretches all the way into Mexico, where the sordid truth lies among the brothels and the pervasive sleaze of Nuevo Laredo’s infamous Boys Town.
This deal is good on January 2, 2025
In the Darkness of Shards: Poems from a Broken Place ($4.99) by Catherine Anne Castillo: In the Darkness of Shards is a powerful collection of poems that reflects the journey of healing from emotional trauma and the impact of a past relationship. Written by Catherine, the poems explore themes of pain, resilience, and self-rediscovery, offering a raw and honest look at trauma bonding and reclaiming one’s voice.
This deal is good on January 2, 2025
Revelations ($2.99) by Liz Roberts: Can a former love help solve a mystery? Haley needs the help of her old boyfriend to figure out her son’s puzzling suicide. Together, she and Hugh must discover hard truths about their lives while gathering clues about her son’s last days. Love, betrayal, mystery, and wonder collide in this story set at the Jersey shore.
This deal is good on January 1, 2025
The Final Wish of Mr. Murray McBride (Murray McBride Book 2) ($1.49) by Joe Siple: At 100 years old, Murray McBride has outlived everyone he’s ever loved. But when he meets Jason Cashman, a 10-year-old boy with a terminal illness, Murray may learn something about finding meaning in life as he helps his young friend fulfill his last wishes. From award-winning and USA Today bestselling author Joe Siple.
This deal is good on January 1, 2025
Fact Check and More Probing Tales ($0.99) by James Hanna: 22 aberrant tales first published in journals that seek cutting-edge stories. An airheaded farm boy is adopted by a beautiful bird that squawks “fact check” whenever the boy gets into a sticky situation. A pimp in San Francisco runs for city councilman. A celebrity stalker is one day pursued by an equally-dogged ghost. Global Book Award winner.
This deal is good on January 1, 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 touching unforgettable story of heartbreak and redemption.
This deal is good on January 1, 2025
A Kind of Family ($0.99) by Bonnie Meekums: Rachel is looking for something more. She finds it and more in a free-spirited artist who shows her how to open her heart even when facing her deepest grief. Discover unexpected love, loss, and above all… hope.
This deal is good on December 31, 2024
The Moment of Menace (The Latina President Political Thriller Trilogy Book 3) ($3.99) by Joe Rothstein: Publisher Weekly’s BookLife: “Compelling, idealistic thriller.” Pacific Reviews: “Must-read political thriller of 2022.” Latina American US Pres. Tennyson has survived impeachment, attempted assassination, and political sex scandals. Now the future of humanity hinges on her winning this most consequential fight of all.
This deal is good on December 31, 2024
AfterLife (AfterLife, 3 Book Series, Pg-Rated Version Book 1) ($3.99) by E. Vince: AfterLife explores life’s pain and suffering through the struggles of one family here on Earth and in Paradise. You’ll explore life with unfaithful people whose pain blinds them to God’s goodness, and you’ll explore life and after-life with people who rose above their pain and embraced God’s goodness despite their suffering.
This deal is good on December 31, 2024
The End of the Playboy ($0.99) by Harlin Hailey: NEW RELEASE. “Sideways meets Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.” A little bit of romance, a little bit of rock and roll, and a whole lotta Funk… cue the music. From the acclaimed author of East of Lincoln comes this irresistibly funny and heartfelt comedy-drama about an aging rockstar playboy who falls for an older woman over one madcap and life-changing weekend in Los Angeles.
This deal is good on December 31, 2024
The Last Story of Mina Lee ($2.99) by Nancy Jooyoun Kim: A Reese’s Book Club pick and instant bestseller, The Last Story of Mina Lee is a poignant mother-daughter tale. When Margot discovers her mother’s sudden death, she unravels the secrets of Mina’s past as a Korean War orphan and undocumented immigrant. This deeply moving novel explores identity, love, and belonging.
This deal is good on December 30, 2024
The Emperor of California ($4.99) by Lee R. Brand: Discover “The Emperor of California”, a gripping tale of power, ambition, and secrets. George Fulton’s gift of foresight takes him from humble beginnings to unimaginable wealth and influence. But at what cost? A story of family, legacy, and the price of knowing too much.
This deal is good on December 30, 2024
Gentleman of the Road: A Hitchhiking Memoir of the 1970s ($0.99) by Rollie Erickson: This is the story of a young couple who go on a hitchhiking odyssey across the country in the 1970s, hoping to find a new life for themselves. The protagonist is an artist and a self-styled “searcher” who uses the I Ching to interpret the random situations inherent to this adventure.
This deal is good on December 30, 2024
Lights Out Lizzie ($0.99) by James Hanna: Gertie joins Christian Ladies of Wrestling, a troupe whose mission is to bring folks to Jesus by having wrestlers posing as god-fearing Christians wallop the daylights out of wrestlers posing as sinners. After becoming the “champion of the world,” Gertie goes to Afghanistan to entertain the troops and ends up getting kidnapped by the Taliban.
This deal is good on December 30, 2024
The Brickbox ($0.99) by WL Gorman: Jude Zander is an inexperienced small-town girl on the run from an abusive father, searching for a mother who left her without warning. Jude has no idea how to survive in a city, until she meets two old panhandlers who offer her a place to stay at a place they call The Brickbox. When forced to face her oppressive father in court, Jude’s street friends search for the one witness who might save her.
This deal is good on December 30, 2024
Twin Bill (Whole New Ball Game Book 1) ($0.99) by Mike McSorley: Spring training is still six weeks away, but who says you can’t plunge into the middle of a pennant race? A rivalry for the ages and a dependable veteran looking for one last hurrah… it’s all here in “Payback” and “Big Finish.” Put on your sunblock, grab a brew, and experience some great baseball action.
This deal is good on December 29, 2024
Wild Fox Ridge ($2.99) by Xue Mo: Embark on a Spellbinding Journey of Mystery, History, and Spiritual Awakening. Wild Fox Ridge by author Xue Mo is a mesmerizing fusion of fantasy, historical fiction, and suspense that will transport you to a world of mysticism and adventure. Set against the hauntingly beautiful backdrop of the Chinese wilderness, this novel is a masterful blend of cultural heritage and thrilling storytelling.
This deal is good on December 29, 2024
Mr O Winds Back the Clock ($0.99) by I J Baker: A fastidious editor has been thrown into crisis by the death of a friend from his freewheeling twenties. In this often funny story about pleasure and choices, he traces the bargains former playmates have made with ambition and reconsiders his own. “It’s almost like a time-travel novel.” – Ben Lindner, Beyond The Zero podcast
This deal is good on December 29, 2024
Half Past Ted ($0.99) by Gary Campbell: Ted’s good at taking lives, but he’s not very good at living his own. He “owns” a castle in Scotland, and he hates the human race. Ted is the Grim Reaper, and he’s tired of his job. One day he tells the boss, God, that he’s going on strike. But God has other plans for Ted, and so does the devil. The devil wagers God that he can get Ted to commit murder and win his eternal soul. The game’s afoot.
This deal is good on December 29, 2024
Love Laugh and Row ($2.99) by Trisa J. Louise: Though inspired by a true story, this is a work of fiction. Love Laugh and Row is a multigenerational story that chronicles the Kristoff family’s life in America during the 1930s Depression, WW II, the Hollywood Blacklist, and how organized crime touched their lives. You’ll laugh and cry as you follow the Kristoffs from 1929 to 1955.
This deal is good on December 28, 2024
In Between ($4.99) by Nataša Dragnić: When Christian, a passionate bookseller, and Brigitte, a childless mother, meet in a grief support group in Dijon, they begin to walk steps they never could have mapped out. Bonded by their losses, they cling to each other looking for hope–-as a storm approaches, inside and outside. A touching, delicate story of letting go and new beginnings.
This deal is good on December 28, 2024
A Second, Less Capable, Head: And Other Rogue Stories ($0.99) by James Hanna: A Tea Party activist discovers that he is growing another head (“A Second Less-Capable Head”). A flasher seeks the perfect pose (“Exposed”). A woman, suffering from erotomania, pursues her victim with deadly results (“Honey Bunny”). Nineteen aberrant tales first published in journals that like stories that push the envelope.
This deal is good on December 28, 2024
Desert Rites (Desert Trilogy Book 1) ($2.99) by Xue Mo: Desert Rites introduces readers to a remote village, capturing the intricate lives of its inhabitants with psychological depth and vivid realism. Celebrated across China and adapted into the acclaimed TV series Desert Ties, this novel stands as a cornerstone of contemporary Chinese literature, translated by Nobel-Prize-winning translators Howard Goldblatt and Sylvia Li-chun Lin.
This deal is good on December 28, 2024