Imagine you are twelve years old and your teacher gives you an assignment that changes your life forever. That is what happened to Thaddeus and he will tell you all about it. $3.99 on Kindle.
Thaddeus Chambers: A kid’s view of life and politcs
March 25, 2025 By
Free: The Butler Did It!: A humorous dark comedy novella
March 16, 2025 By
Octogenarian Mervyn Ambrose’s acting career gets an unexpected new lease of life, but unfortunately, he doesn’t. His bucket list is modest. Make one last stage appearance. Hold a secret farewell party for his friends. Say what he’s always wanted to say to the people who annoy him. Bring the young woman he’s recently befriended into his circle of friends. And orchestrate his wake. Mervyn’s final act is far from ordinary. A dark comedy filled with powerful emotions and a touch of zaniness to keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Free on Kindle.
Free: ‘Til the River Calms
March 7, 2025 By
A war criminal escapes execution only to be apprehended by a farming village. They intend to send him back to the city, but the flooded river is impassible. This war criminal will be in their hands ’til the river calms. A novella set in the fictional world of an alternate 1835. Free on Kindle.
Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart: A Novel
February 13, 2025 By
Bob Carson has been given the gift, or perhaps the curse, of living his long life two ways—both from birth to death and from death to birth. With insight and humor, Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart explores how we navigate life, the choices we make, and the question of whether our lives would be objectively better if we could change what has happened. $0.99 on Kindle.
Midnight Justice
February 11, 2025 By
Alexandria McCord is a Houston Inner-City high school history teacher by day and a justice serving vigilante by night, while on a mission to hunt down and execute the gang who murdered her parents. As she goes by, Alex becomes a champion of the school’s most troubled students, using her wits to protect them from life-threatening circumstances. All the while, she’s just one step ahead of Mike Kinstley, Houston’s finest Police Detective. Along the way, she discovers the shocking truth about her real father, and has an entry into a past dimension to be with the love of her life, Mike Koehl, who was killed in a car accident their senior year in high school. This dimension is afforded her by a little toddler, dressed only in underwear, oversized cowboy boots, and a cowboy hat. Could it be her only way out of going to prison after her final Armageddon with the gang and the leader himself? $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Where the Heart Settles
February 7, 2025 By
Where the Heart Settles – A heartfelt story of love, redemption, and second chances.
When small-town bakery owner Liz Goodliven meets Alex Steele, a reserved carpenter haunted by his past, an undeniable connection sparks between them. But when Alex receives a letter about his estranged father’s illness, he’s forced to choose between the life he built or facing the painful past he left behind. With Liz by his side, can he find the courage to heal and embrace love?
* Small-town charm | * Emotional healing | * A journey of love & forgiveness
* Grab your copy today and let your heart settle in this unforgettable romance! ? Free on Kindle.
Who Killed Chatunga?
February 3, 2025 By
Who Killed Chatunga?
By MuVhaki Tasu
In Bulawayo’s most chaotic family gathering since someone forgot to bring the goat to a wedding, tragedy (or karma?) strikes when Chatunga, the golden boy of the Ibwe clan, ends up dead—face down in the carport with a hoe in his back. As the family descends into a storm of drama, accusations, and awkward finger-pointing, one question looms larger than the overcooked sadza: who had the audacity (and the arm strength) to kill Chatunga?
Caught in the madness is Shamiso Mhuri, a Canadian woman trying to navigate her way through the minefield of her fiancé Kuda’s eccentric family. Between dodging side-eyes from her future sisters-in-law, sidestepping her fiancé’s baby mama, and attempting not to trip over Shona traditions, Shamiso quickly learns that surviving a murder investigation might be easier than surviving her in-laws.
Throw in a grumpy patriarch with a flair for theatrics, a police inspector who stammers through more than just his words, and enough family feuds to fuel a reality TV show, and you’ve got a riotous tale that’s equal parts whodunit and cultural comedy.
Who Killed Chatunga? is a laugh-out-loud mystery that dishes up murder, mayhem, and plenty of side-eye. Perfect for fans of witty family sagas with a dash of chaos and a pinch of murder mystery. Just don’t forget to bring the goat.
$7.65 on Kindle.
Until It Was Gone: A Contemporary Family Novel of Resilience and Hope
February 1, 2025 By
A poignant, hopeful novel: Four decades into their marriage, Laney decides to leave her husband. When she sets out to search for Roz, their estranged daughter, her family faces a series of impossible choices as they contend with challenges that test their bonds like never before… $0.99 on Kindle.
Under Brambles: A Short Story Collection
January 29, 2025 By
Literary short stories that seek to find beauty in the cracks of people’s lives. Elvis at the Casino on New Year’s Eve. A divorced mother who goes to teach in China. A one night stand that ends with the death of Nina Simone. For those who appreciate that short stories capture moments, not lifetimes.
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How to Bury Your Dog
January 9, 2025 By
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. $0.99 on Kindle.
Bunker Mentality
December 20, 2024 By
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Inspired by true events, Bunker Mentality is Joseph Heller’s Catch-22 meets David Graeber’s Bullsh*t Jobs, exploring the meaning of war, morality, madness, honor, and courage in a world of utter insanity.
“Razor-sharp.” —Foreword Clarion Reviews
“…an incisive, surprising novel of the Cold War as office comedy.”—BookLife Reviews (editor’s pick) $0.99 on Kindle.
COUNTERPUNCH
December 10, 2024 By
Maryl Morgan Marks leaves her quiet Seattle suburb for a high-tech startup in 1980s Philadelphia, where she faces a cutthroat world of power, greed, and misogyny. Torn between her ambition and desire for revenge, she must navigate the blurry line between justice and retribution in a ruthless corporate culture. $0.99 on Kindle.
Darker Than the Sky
December 6, 2024 By
“What a satisfying read. A tale of loss and rebuilding, regrets and redemption, missteps and new chances.”
When a small plane crashes in the hills above Van Weathers’ ranch, it brings new clues to an old treasure map. His son Josh wants to go on a horse camping trip into the mountains to look for gold. Van isn’t convinced there’s treasure but thinks it might be an opportunity to repair their fraught relationship. In the wilderness of Big Sur, they find the plane crash wasn’t an accident, and they aren’t the only ones out there searching for treasure. $0.99 on Kindle.
Relatively Painless
December 3, 2024 By
Dive into a brilliant tapestry of humor and heartache, where family chaos comes alive in all its messy, beautiful glory. In 20 vivid, razor-sharp vignettes, Dylan Brody unpacks secrets, betrayals, and moments of love so raw and relatable they’ll make you laugh, cry, and question everything you thought you knew about family. $0.99 on Kindle.
Half Past Ted
November 21, 2024 By
Ted’s good at taking lives, but he’s not very good at living his own. He “owns” a castle in Scotland, drinks too much, and seems to hate 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, daring Him to do something about it. “Let ‘em pile up,” Ted says.
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 thus win his eternal soul. Lethe has no idea where she’s from, who she is, or how she landed on planet Earth. But after spending some time with Death Himself, she learns why Ted is all alone in this world.
Lethe, a French au pair named Helene, and a little goth girl, Alyssa, all combine to make Ted’s life a lot more interesting, whether he likes it or not. 17’th century Scotland holds the key to Ted’s past, and present-day Detroit his potential future. Ted may be in over his head, but he plows through life like only Death can. $0.99 on Kindle.
Dear Eliza: A Novel
November 15, 2024 By
Ten years after her mother’s death, Eliza Levinger never imagined she’d hear from her again. But then The Letter arrived.
Perfect for fans of Emily Giffin, Katherine Center, and Jennifer Weiner, Dear Eliza explores the meaning of family, the complexities of grief, and the beauty in finding your way again. $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: The Bowhunter
November 11, 2024 By
When a man values his faith greater than his own life, he will fight for godly justice to his last breath!
Ray Rod knows what it takes to live in a harsh world.
Born into a generations-old ranching bloodline, with a lineage of staunch and uncompromising men and women, survival is in Ray’s blood.
Known as “the Preacher,” Ray has followed in the footsteps of his forefathers his whole life – keeping to their traditions of hunting and honoring the Word of God.
Now an acclaimed host of a popular outdoor show and a prominent writer, Ray is no stranger to criticism from those who disagree with conservatives’ traditions – and is more than ready to defend himself and his core beliefs.
And when a gang of dangerous fugitives hiding in the mountains of Montana condemned four girls and a boy to unequivocal abuse and death, Ray must act and trust in his faith, as he has no choice but to enforce justice to protect the innocent.
But there is more than man’s greed and lies at large, as nature dangers, derange characters and hired agents unleashed their power to silence for good the hunters’ and guns’ advocate.
The bowhunter will have to rely on his abilities to try to survive the many threats allowed to test his faith.
Two questions remain…
Will it be enough to save self and those entrusted to him?
Or is there a limit to how much evil and danger one man can overcome alone?
Discover this gripping tale of survival, honor, and relentless courage.
Will peace return to the mountains? Free on Kindle.
Lost Seeds: The Legacy
November 8, 2024 By
Set against the backdrop of 1960s America, Lost Seeds: The Legacy is a suspenseful tale of love, heartbreak, and the enduring bonds of brothers. Shaped by the ghosts of their parents’ former enslavement, two brothers, Dub and Tim, must decide—confront the past or suffer the consequences forever? $0.99 on Kindle.
Of One Mind
November 6, 2024 By
The life—or death—of a teen with a traumatic brain injury could be determined by a controversial experimental procedure that may unlock a previously undiscovered level of consciousness.
A brilliant debut novel that challenges all we know about existence, Of One Mind explores the depths of love, loss, belief—and the wonders of the universe. $0.99 on Kindle.
Heartwarming Collection of Short Stories for Seniors: 2 Books in 1
November 3, 2024 By
Rediscover the joy of reading with “Heartwarming Collection of Short Stories for Seniors: 2 Books in 1”!
This bundle of 80+ uplifting stories combines “Joyful Compilation” and “Feel-Better Compilation,” featuring large print, short reads, and nostalgic themes for seniors.
Perfect as a gift—grab the “Heartwarming Collection” today for warmth, comfort, and joy! $0.99 on Kindle.
Free: Enchanted Holidays
October 25, 2024 By
A short story collection of rich tapestries of life’s what-ifs and paths not taken. Delve into the intricacies of personal growth and relationships, all wrapped into the warmth of sweet, heartfelt stories. Free on Kindle.
Don’t Let Me Keep You
October 6, 2024 By
Hildy Halverson, a math and science genius, is pushed by her parents to enter a male-dominated field. Enamored with the human body’s power to create life, she marries young and raises a large family. She encourages her children to choose their own paths. The novel captures the struggles and joys of motherhood, with underlying grief from loss. $0.99 on Kindle.
Games We Played
October 2, 2024 By
Games We Played is a powerful exploration of how trauma, bigotry, and personal history shape lives in ways both profound and unexpected. Through the intertwining stories of Rachel Goldberg, a woman facing vicious online harassment, and Stephen Drescher, a veteran struggling with a dishonorable discharge, readers will be captivated by the emotional depth and timely relevance of their journeys. This thought-provoking novel challenges us to confront the impact of hatred and find resilience in the face of adversity. $9.99 on Kindle.
A Thousand Flying Things
September 25, 2024 By
A love lost. A soul restored. A decade of secrets and separation.
It takes a child to lead them home.
American Dianna Calloway is committed to educating children in the thick of war-ravaged 1990s Southern Sudan. Hampered by disease, a corrupt government and a fierce tribal leader who is harboring a mysterious young boy, Dianna’s passionate calling to help others in a dangerous country is only complicated by the chance meeting of a long-lost love, Qasim. Faced with the choice to protect a child or reconnect with the man she still holds dear, Dianna must make the most difficult decision of her life. Or must she?
Dianna and Qasim can’t be more different. He’s a worldly Lebanese Muslim in his 40s, from a political family, and she’s a 30-something white Christian American. They’ve been challenged by geography, culture, trust, career, and the passing of time. Now there’s a young boy who’s stolen Dianna’s heart. She’ll do anything to get him a visa out of S. Sudan. But when her mother becomes ill, she leaves Africa physically, but her heart remains there, as if it alone can protect the man who loves her and the boy who needs her. What choice does she have now?
Dianna’s alone in Africa, and nothing is as it seems …
It may be that no one needs love more than Dianna …
But a young boy is about to show her the way back home …
Sweeping across continents and cultures, this captivating novel showcases Ramsperger’s work as a humanitarian journalist and will draw readers in with a gripping storyline, gritty details, and profound sensitivity. The novel is both timeless and timely, as war and climate change attack Sudan and S. Sudan once again. A Faulkner Wisdom Literary finalist and a Pulpwood Queen’s International Book of the Year, A Thousand Flying Things is a riveting, poignant read that will work to heal global misunderstandings and encourage conversations about perspectives and assumptions around race, country, and culture while also showing readers that love, not war $9.97 on Kindle.
Right: A Portrait of Controversy
September 18, 2024 By
In a 1980s America different from our own, both familiar and not, Congress passed and President Henshaw signed the Birth Cessation Act. Once it became law, no one was allowed to have a child for 25 years, any woman under 24 weeks pregnant was required to have an immediate abortion, and all men were called up to report for a vasectomy.
Most Americans supported the governments action most, but not all and those who didn’t became loud enough to start a fresh new controversy in America.
$0.99 on Kindle.
