Oppressive Societies and Unrequited Infatuation: Discounted Literary Fiction eBooks

Ponce: What Actually Happened at the Fountain of Youth ($0.99) by Jim Halverson: In this satirical spin on Ponce de Leon and the Fountain of Youth, relive the Native Americans’ victory over the Spanish conquistadors. Catch a glimpse into the culture and lives of Florida’s native population; how they lived in a land of plenty, how they adopted horses into their lives, and how they outfoxed the mighty Spaniards.

This deal is good on February 25, 2022

Kindle

Fighting for Tara ($0.99) by Sunanda J. Chatterjee: A story of two mothers, two daughters, and a fight to save a child. Spunky teenager Hansa escapes from rural India with her baby Tara. A single lie opens doors to opportunity, but Hansa finds herself fighting for Tara’s life once more, this time in an American court, with a woman she calls ‘Mother.’ Can she succeed when no one believes the truth?

This deal is good on February 25, 2022

Kindle

Tobacco Rose ($1.99) by Florence Love Karsner: South Georgia 1955. Racial tensions lead to riots in the South. An old black woman named Rosie and a young white girl called Clementine are in danger of losing their lives in a flood. They must work together to save themselves as well as a motherless child and a crippled young man. But how can they do it?

This deal is good on February 25, 2022

Kindle

Masterminders ($1.99) by Tara Basi: Resilient as double-gusseted underpants, Terry and Bobby battle through the four seasons of the school year to discover the eternal truths of life, death, friendship, and the simple blessings of tofu-free chips.

This deal is good on February 25, 2022

Kindle