Personal Discoveries and Revolutions: Discounted Literary eBooks

The Lynching of Billy Sullivan ($2.99) by Douglas Cornell: 11-year-old Jeremy Stick witnesses the lynching of a man by an angry mob. Decades later, Stick finds himself working as a lawman in Tulsa, where he falls in love with a woman just days before an angry mob burns the Greenwood District, known locally as “Black Wall Street,” to the ground. Packed with action, humor, and well-defined characters. This deal is good on April 21, 2021 Kindle

The Silence Before There Were Walls (The Mind The Heart The Spirit) ($4.99) by Suzanne Steinberg: This book re-imagines Nietzsche’s life as a woman. Nietzsche was a famous philosopher, who created the foundation of psychology. The book begins in Nietzsche’s childhood, and ventures into her ambition as a professor, to her years of wondering, in order to explore her most personal discoveries. We all begin and end, within and without, the abyss. This deal is good on April 21, 2021 Kindle

Happy Holidays! (The Charlie Barnes Experience Volume 1) ($2.99) by C.R. Barnes: A writer in a slump facing an impending deadline, a suitcase full of pot abandoned at the airport, and one cute cop with ulterior motives. What could possibly go wrong? “Happy Holidays!” is a fast-paced, hilarious page-turner that will have you laughing out loud and reading snippets to your friends, it’s that funny. And now it’s on sale! This deal is good on April 21, 2021 Kindle

Every Arm Outstretched ($0.99) by Phil Halton: In 1978, the tension on the streets erupted into revolution. Paco was a street musician whose politics were those of someone never sure of where he would get his next meal. When a violent crackdown forces him to choose sides, Paco must balance his growing devotion to the revolution with his need to maintain his humanity. This deal is good on April 21, 2021 Kindle