Something Magical (Fisher/Lafayette Saga Book 5) ($0.99) by J.R. Zimmer: TJ Fisher sold his multi-million-dollar construction company and moved on with his life. A chance encounter at the local bar would change his life. Veterinarian Tabitha Turner was a busy woman with an active three-year-old. When Tabitha’s daughter is kidnapped can TJ be the anchor Tabitha desperately needs to hold onto?

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Son of Eve & Other Tales ($3.99) by Melvin Litton: Explore the mysteries Eve has wrought, where common lives bleed over into horror and the unexplained, ranging from novelette to flash fiction, with snippets of three novels to a final essay, from voices old and young, mixing the ethereal and actual in tales of misadventure, guilt, murder, bigotry, and the thrill and angst of a one-night stand.

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The Trumpassic Period: Year Four (Trial By Combat) ($1.99) by David Belisle: The Trumpassic Period — Year Four: Trial by Combat is the finale to the four-year odyssey Belisle embarked upon back on Day 163 of the Tyrumposaurus rampaging into the Oval Dwelling. Year Four is 100+ more tales capturing the trauma and treachery the T-Rump grifted upon his greatest mark — the Milkanhoney Preservation.

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What Seems To Be The Trouble? (What Could Go Wrong? Book 3) ($0.99) by Dixie J. Whitted: Filled with cute, clean, quirky single-panel B&W cartoons. If you enjoy the Sunday comics like Peanuts, Pickles, Non-Sequitur, The Far Side, Tundra, or Internet ones like Tastes Like Chicken or Spudcomics, you should have fun with these. Book 3 of the What Could Go Wrong? cartoon series.

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Change Of A Dress ($2.99) by Mark J Wilson: George Manley political novice and closeted cross-dresser runs for US President and wins. This fast-paced, farcical, quirky comedy takes you to the heart of the presidency and one man’s struggle for the White House, to save America from a Russian plot, and for personal acceptance. (This book contains coarse language.) —An Audible edition out soon!— This deal is good on March 13, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo

She Remembered ($2.99) by Rita H Rowe: A story of redemption, loss, becoming someone you don’t recognize, and learning to forgive oneself. This deal is good on March 13, 2021 Kindle

Tick Cooper ($0.99) by John Vance: In the autumn of 1860, twelve-year-old Tick Cooper accompanies his Uncle Ned down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Tick’s riverboat journey leads to exciting adventures and difficult tests of character. Reaching New Orleans, Tick sees someone he knows at a slave auction: a freed black girl named Clarissa, who needs his help to regain her freedom. This deal is good on March 13, 2021 Kindle

Spam Sushi: A Big Huna Novel ($0.99) by Ralph Griffith: The Weasel is a typical island boy–surf all day and party all night. He gets arrested for murder and his friend, a Hawaiian State Police Detective they call the Big Huna, helps him out. The author captures vividly the Honolulu underground and its colorful denizens. This is a new release and series by Ralph Griffith, author of DIVAS. This deal is good on March 13, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo Apple Google

Duality ($2.99) by Ica Iova: One story. Two families. Lots of conflict. In this family saga bursting with action and powerful characters, courage meets destiny and offers a window in the lives of people who flee oppression unaware of the stumbling blocks ahead. This deal is good on March 12, 2021 Kindle

The Coldness of Objects ($0.99) by Panayotis Cacoyannis: London 2030. The news a postman delivers will cause Mr. Rubens to reflect on all the sadnesses and joys of the past, while he begins to prepare for the surprises of the future. “thoroughly gripping… a chilling vision of an abnormal ‘new-normal’ to come.” – Kirkus Reviews (starred review). This deal is good on March 12, 2021 Kindle

The Bird That Sang in Color ($0.99) by Grace Mattioli: The story of a woman who creates the life she always wanted and then leaves it behind when she discovers the secret to living free! “Hugely moving, beautifully rendered, brilliant,” Lidia Yuknavitch. “Inspiring, humorous, insightful,” Midwest Book Review. “Highly polished artistic prose, thought-provoking, profound,” Fiction Books Reviews. This deal is good on March 12, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo Apple Google

Becoming Olive W.: The Women of Campbell County (Family Saga Book 1) ($0.99) by S. Lee Fisher: Orphaned as a toddler, Olive, a bright feisty child, struggles to establish her place in a wealthy dysfunctional family. Her sisters are jealous, her brothers are threatened, her father, inept as a parent is dependent on her skills. Set in the early 1900s, follow her path from child to a young woman in a time before women had the right to vote. This deal is good on March 12, 2021 Kindle

A Second, Less Capable Head and Other Rogue Stories ($0.99) by James Hanna: Nineteen stories written in the tradition of Kafka and Hunter S. Thompson. Most were first published in journals that like stories “written in blood” over stories that are politically correct. A few may not be suitable to readers who are easily offended. GOLD MEDAL WINNER-READERS’ FAVORITE AWARDS. SILVER MEDAL WINNER-INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARDS.

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Cuttle ($2.99) by Chelsea Britain: NAMED INDIES TODAY’S BEST CONTEMPORARY NOVEL OF 2020. Nora Novak knows cuttlefish. She’s not as committed with humans. But she’s only been in her lab for a little over a decade. How much could she have missed?

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CROOKED MOON ($0.99) by Lisette Brodey: As children, Frankie and Callie were the very best of friends, growing up together behind opposite walls of a row home in a blue-collar neighborhood. Twenty-three years later, their lives come crashing back together. Each woman not only ends up with a life-altering secret regarding the other, but the burning question of what to do with it. This deal is good on March 10, 2021 Kindle

The Contrarian Candidate ($1.99) by Bartholomew St. James: Who doesn’t love a good behind-the-scenes political story? It takes place during one day in the U.S. Presidential campaign on debate day. Former standup comic, Charlie Wyatt, has been an avid supporter of the President… until he just can’t take any more. He can’t bear the decimation of inalienable rights of the America he has always loved. This deal is good on March 10, 2021 Kindle

The Gopher King: A Dark Comedy ($0.99) by Gojan Nikolich: “…imaginative and often beguiling, like a mashup of Platoon and Gremlins scripted by William S. Burroughs…the author is a gifted writer…his prose is entrancing.” — Kirkus Reviews. “A fast-moving and at times hilarious story of a Vietnam veteran coming to grips with grief and regret.” – Reedsy. This deal is good on March 10, 2021 Kindle

Toby ($2.99) by Thomas Watson: When Paul and Toby meet, they have something in common. Each of them, in his own way, is lost and far from home. When chance or fate brings them together, man and dog find themselves on the road, a journey that could take the dog back to the people who need him, and remind the man of just what home really means. This deal is good on March 10, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo Apple

Little Tea ($3.99) by Claire Fullerton: 3 childhood friends reunite in the Deep South. Life, love, marriage, and the sustaining power of friendships are highlighted, while Celia Wakefield comes to terms with her past, and her bi-racial friendship with Thelonia Winfrey, whom everyone calls Little Tea. Southern culture, friendship, family tragedy, and healing the past. This deal is good on March 9, 2021 Kindle

Only Forward, Never Back: Or How to Stop Your Life From Imploding ($3.50) by Andrew Sarto: In desperate need of fresh starts, three New Zealanders leave their isolated South Pacific home behind. In Rome, Toronto, and London, their lives are clean slates. However, the past is never far away. Only Forward, Never Back is part dark comedic novel and part expat travelogue. It’s about using the pain of the past to move your life forward. This deal is good on March 9, 2021 Kindle

The Hideaway Inn (A Hideaway Lake Novel Book 1) ($0.99) by Terri Lorah: A Heartwarming Women’s Fiction series starter. Can Laura start over after everything that has happened? Will her adult kids and friends pull together to get the Hideaway Inn into a new and profitable endeavor for the Myer family? Everyone has their own problems but will the folks in Hideaway Lake pull together? This deal is good on March 9, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo Apple

Doghouse Blues 2 ($0.99) by Clive Radford: Roger Fraser, the ever-optimistic but perpetually put upon investment banking stock analyst-trouble shooter and occasional rugby player has more work and domestic issues to challenge his sensibilities. He skillfully maneuvers from one situation to the next, barely managing to extinguish the flames of fate seeming to constantly blight his endeavors. This deal is good on March 6, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo Apple Google

Christabel ($0.99) by John Vance: A novel inspired by Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s famous Gothic narrative poem. Set in 1882, with strong female characters and supernatural, mysterious, and horrific elements. Commentary on the plight of Victorian-era women and the power of literature itself. This deal is good on March 6, 2021 Kindle

The Secret Diary of an Arranged Marriage ($2.99) by Halima Khatun: Mum’s on a mission to matchmake. Profiteering opportunists are at large and pretend aunties always know ‘someone’. With all this help, I know I’ll bag a husband but will he be the one? If you like British wit with a multicultural twist and light-hearted reads then you’ll love Halima Khatun’s The Secret Diary of an Arranged Marriage. This deal is good on March 6, 2021 Kindle

A Curious Host ($2.99) by Nanette Avery: A series of suspicious and identical deaths from an unknown disease, in what is only identified as “the plain town”, leave residents nervous and paranoid. In an era before modern technology—the town is full of regular people who have come up short in their careers, their love lives, and their dreams. This deal is good on March 6, 2021 Kindle

The Poland Trilogy Box Set: The Complete Historical Saga ($2.99) by James Conroyd Martin: A 2018 IPPI Gold Medal Winner! A heart-stopping family saga based on the true diary of a countess. Anna and Zofia—two cousins—different as sun from shade. One chooses love and patriotism—the other, deceit and treason. And yet~love binds them even as their country hurtles toward the abyss. Come ride the whirlwind! This deal is good on March 5, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo Apple

Mid-Life Follies ($0.99) by R J Gould: Liz decides to leave her husband, seemingly without reason because everything at home has been close to wonderful for the past twenty-three years. Is she having a midlife crisis? Should he be having one, too? A satirical novel about the fragility of even the most robust marriages. Perfect for lovers of wry British humor. This deal is good on March 5, 2021 Kindle

Scama-Lama Ding Dong (The Dinosaur Rocks Book 1) ($0.99) by Jinx James: A Noir mash-up of comedy, crime, and Classic Rock, at a cracking, laugh-a-minute pace. It’s a double-dealing sleazy Show Business rip-off plot against aging rock star Marc Charles. Rock stars don’t like being messed with. Marc fights back and he can play dirty too. Loud, funny, and frenetic, the music is Classic Rock and Soul. The story is today. This deal is good on March 5, 2021 Kindle

FireWorks (The BushWorks Series Book 1) ($2.99) by Oliver Smuhar: FireWorks’ net proceeds will be donated to charities across Australia through the FWF. The book follows Illuka, the koala, and his friend, Bouddi, the sugar glider, as they survive the 2019-20 Australian bushfires. The middle grade, historical fiction is innocent at heart, creating a fun, action-packed adventure with nonfictional elements.

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The Contract ($0.99) by Sheila Grinell: “An engrossing exploration of personal and political issues.” –Kirkus. When married designers Joanna and Ev are invited to design a children’s museum in Riyadh, they must sort through their divergent goals and desires. “Anyone with an interest in how a strong, ambitious, and talented woman lives a complicated life will enjoy this.” –Amazon review.

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The Salt Messages ($0.99) by Rick Strater: Ever since Tom Adams’s daughter was diagnosed with cancer, he has been angrily asking God why He would let her get sick. When God answers, Tom struggles with what to do next, remembering, “Be careful what you ask for.” For Tom, his new normal is anything but.

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Drachen: Tropical Trouble ($2.99) by Duffy Weber: Drama ensues in this charming interspecies rom-com: A middle-aged businessman & co. hares off to the island where his friends live, for a relief effort. Millie, capable Drachen restaurateur, has taken a break from running her inn to help, but she might have some surprises for him, as she introduces their other helper-her half-Drachen daughter.

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The Weight of Rain: A Collection of Short Fiction ($1.99) by T. C. Emerys: “I didn’t just read this book… I lived in it.” “Powerful and emotional.” T. C. Emerys explores love and loss in this delicately written collection of short stories set across Britain and Ireland. This deal is good on February 27, 2021 Kindle

The Purple Shadow ($3.64) by Christopher Bowden: A mysterious painting (one half of a double portrait) found in a Paris apartment propels Colin Mallory on a search for the other half that takes him back to the film and theatre worlds of the 1930s and the relationship of the two people portrayed. This deal is good on February 27, 2021 Kindle

Triangle of Hope ($0.99) by Michael Meyer: If one person can make a difference, just think what three can do. A tender story of love. Three strangers, each harboring a dark secret, become united by chance, and the wonderful power of the human spirit comes alive. This deal is good on February 27, 2021 Kindle

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. Publishers Weekly said, “Betrayal, jealousy, and lovesick suitors power a fast-moving plot with several twists and turns.” This deal is good on February 25, 2021 Kindle Nook Kobo Apple

The Call: A Baseball Novel ($0.99) by Laurie Boris: As if being one of the first female umpires in professional baseball isn’t a challenge enough, Margie faces a tough choice when she suspects a big-name slugger of cheating. Blowing the whistle could risk her career…and maybe her twin brother’s major-league prospects, too. This young ump’s most important call may be her last. This deal is good on February 25, 2021 Kindle

Defying Gravity ($2.99) by Jack Wallen: Wil Jackson’s dream is about to come true. Broadway. Playing the Emcee in “Cabaret”. Willkommen to the world of professional theater, where the blinding lights of the stage transcend time and give life new meaning. When the soul-healing joy of creation breaks the bonds of reality, nothing is what it seems. Follow Wil through the first day of rehearsal to opening night. This deal is good on February 25, 2021 Kindle

A Crack In The Door ($2.99) by Helen Ryan: When he looks through a crack in the door, Colm doesn’t just see his father-in-law as he ages, he glimpses himself – his future. All our futures – assuming we’re lucky enough. That is what’s hard to contemplate. This deal is good on February 25, 2021 Kindle

Walks With The Wind ($0.99) by Steve Physioc: Sam Cloud-Carson has a good life. He’s a budding baseball phenom who can pack the stands with scouts. He’s surrounded by a loving family. And he’s well known in his Southern Ute tribe and beyond as the best wildlife tracker anyone has ever seen – anyone, including Drake Dixon. This deal is good on February 23, 2021 Kindle

Resistance, Revolution and Other Love Stories ($2.99) by K.: Is love the most revolutionary of all acts? In this wide-ranging collection of twelve short stories, a startling array of characters explore their perspectives on love. The stories sweep from sharp realism to heady allegory, haunting fables. Join the struggle against stifling societal powers and explore the potency of love. Join the revolution! This deal is good on February 23, 2021 Kindle Apple Google