Today's Featured Books— Literary Fiction and Poetry
FREE - Connections by R. L. Mosz

Explore the profound meaning within our connections to one another via this collection of five stories celebrating renewal and redemption. Despite all the love and attention his family can give, Tony, the golden boy, hits the skids. Katie and Danny buy their dream house, but their future shatters when Danny becomes ill. Rowena, a college student who works as a server, has a dream that will forever change her life. And Katrin’s life is transformed by a mysterious stranger she meets on the lake. FREE - SHOP NOW /
The Munich Girl by Phyllis Edgerly Ring
The past may not be done with us. Anna Dahlberg grew up eating dinner under her father’s war trophy portrait of Eva Braun. Fifty years after World War II, Anna learns something her father never knew—that her mother and Hitler’s mistress were friends. Plunged into the treacherous world of Nazi Germany, Anna uncovers a long-buried tangle of family secrets and finds her every belief about right and wrong shattered. "Historical fiction that reads like a memoir." ~Philadelphia Inquirer. 4.2 stars, 1500+ ratings. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
FREE - Thunderstroke: A Poetry Memoir by Terence Ang

Thunderstroke redefines the art of storytelling by using the power of words to express deep emotion and recovery via short, simple poems that have a lasting impact. Every verse is crafted to heal, inspire, and empower, making it a must-read for stroke survivors and their loved ones. Currently ranked #1 in Inspirational Poetry and in Memoir on Amazon. "A beautiful expression of emotions and can be healing to the soul." ~Teresa James, Poet & Author. FREE - SHOP NOW /
Running From Herself by April Tompkins

Leah Branch never expected a record deal—especially after giving up on her dream—but when heartbreak pushed her to Nashville, she took the chance. What she didn’t expect was to be stripped of her name, image, and voice, forced to become someone she didn’t recognize. After one too many humiliations on the road, Leah snaps and flees, leaving behind a shattered career and burned bridges. Now, she must rebuild not just her reputation but her sense of self in this story of resilience, unlikely friendships, and the pursuit of an authentic life. From $2.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
Poor Matthew & Other Writings by Pablo Garcia-Matthews

This volume is an anthology of older and foreign-language works translated for the first time into modern English, to be enjoyed by scholastic and enthusiasts alike. Filled with romance, battle, betrayal, and wry observation, these six translated texts encompass the historical, the mythic, and the polemic, and collectively capture the ambiance and thinking of earlier centuries. That, or they are the outright (and unlikely) inventions of the author. From $9.99 - SHOP NOW /
The Last Horizon by Pieter Hendrik

A story of love and justice set against the backdrop of South Africa’s untouched bushveld, this novel shows readers the multi-stranded lives of people affected by imperialism. Ultimately, the story hangs on the balance of conservation and human rights, and a thoughtful meditation of a decision made and its consequence. $3.99 - SHOP NOW /
Vincible: A New Adult Comedy by Jay Jameston

"Forgetting Sarah Marshall" meets a Philadelphia-based "How I Met Your Mother" in this laugh-out-loud rollercoaster ride filled with alcohol-fueled nights, crazy ideas, and hilarious dating mishaps. Vincible is the story of the unravelling of a twenty-something as he navigates the days and nights of Philadelphia as a newly single man. A #1 New Release in Humorous American Literature on Amazon.com. 4.8 stars, 16 ratings. From $0.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
Queen of Martyrs by Samantha Wilcoxson

'God save the Queen! God save our good Queen Mary!' When these words rang out over England, Mary Tudor thought her troubles were over. She could put her painful past - the loss of her mother and mistreatment at the hands of her father - behind her. With her accession to the throne, Mary set out to restore Catholicism in England and find the love of a husband that she had long desired. But the tragedies in Mary's life were far from over. From $0.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
The Butler Did It! by Jinx James

Octogenarian actor Mervyn Ambrose gets an unexpected career revival, but his own time is running out. With the help of his best friend, Norman, a former doctor turned actor, Mervyn sets out to complete a modest yet unconventional bucket list: one last stage performance, a secret farewell party, long-overdue confrontations, and even planning his own wake. With his loyal dog, Wolfie. and a cast of eccentric showbiz friends, this dark comedy is a hilarious and poignant tale of life’s final curtain call. From $0.99 - SHOP NOW /
Faithful Traitor by Samantha Wilcoxson

Margaret Pole was the daughter of the heir apparent. She fell from grace as the child of a traitor, but regained favor under King Henry VIII. As she fights to secure a future for her children, she must navigate the King’s unpredictable nature and dangerous suspicions. Can the last of the York dynasty survive his rule, or will her royal blood prove too great a risk? 4.4 stars, 500+ ratings. From $2.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
The Loss of Some Detail by Mandi Martin

Asylum worker James Grey has always lived in a world of routine and forgotten days at Oculus Mentis, a remote and desolate institution. But when eerie visions, lucid dreams, and a haunting drawing begin to unravel his reality, he fears his mind is slipping away. With the help of the enigmatic Silas and the silent Marianne, James embarks on a desperate quest to uncover the truth behind the mysteries that torment him. From $4.16 - SHOP NOW /
Plantagenet Princess, Tudor Queen by Samantha Wilcoxson

Born a Plantagenet princess, Elizabeth of York became the first Tudor queen, shaping the course of English history. As the daughter of King Edward IV, her future seemed secure—until his death plunged her life into turmoil. Forced to choose between loyalty to her uncle, King Richard III, and a betrothal to her family's enemy, Henry Tudor, fate ultimately decided for her at the Battle of Bosworth. But did Elizabeth find happiness in her marriage to Henry VII, and did she ever learn the fate of her missing brothers, the lost Princes in the Tower? 4.3 stars, 2100+ ratings. From $2.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
Weight of a Woman by Judith Jackson-Pomeroy

Sara Wolfe, a sharp-witted yet self-destructive young professor, risks her career when she falls into a dangerous entanglement with a student who also happens to be a rock star. As she masks her struggles with an eating disorder, reckless flirtations, and an ever-present glass of pinot noir, her life spirals further into chaos. With well-intentioned but equally flawed friends attempting to save her, Sara must confront the buried trauma that fuels her self-sabotage before she loses everything. From $0.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart by Rex Cole

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 whether our lives would be objectively better if we could change what has happened. 5.0 stars, 22 ratings. From $0.99 - SHOP NOW /
FREE - Three Dogs and a Wedding by Kit James

Elliott, a lovable and insightful dog, has already helped rescue Paul and Adriana’s romance, but now he faces his biggest challenge yet ensuring their wedding goes off without a hitch. Adman Jamie has a secret plan to turn Elliott’s comeback TV commercial into a Valentine’s Day sensation—and then transform the real wedding into a televised spectacle, complete with Elliott as Best Dog. But with skeptical in-laws, a traditional priest, celebrity pets, and a reluctant bride and groom, Elliott must work his canine charm to see if love and the wedding can truly prevail. FREE - SHOP NOW /
Seven Tales of Love by Linda Mahkovec

Short, sweet, whimsical, and poignant, this slim collection can be read in half an hour. It presents love at various stages of life, from youth to old age. Perfect for Valentine's Day! “This book is one that does the heart good.” -Amazon Review. 4.0 stars, 88 ratings on Goodreads. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
My Blue Agave by Valerie Buchanan

On the verge of achieving her songwriting dreams, Sarra Wilcox’s world shatters when betrayal and an unexpected call from her estranged father send her fleeing home. Seeking refuge on her best friend’s houseboat, My Blue Agave, she finds solace in the coastal town of her youth and in a charming stranger. But when her father resurfaces, forcing her to confront long-buried secrets, Sarra must decide if she’s ready to face the past, heal old wounds, and reclaim her future. 4.3 stars, 36 ratings. From $2.99 - SHOP NOW /
Indian Whispers by Surinder Jolly

When brothers Taj and Sandip leave London to journey across India, they encounter holy men, yogis, clever scams, and the haunting legacy of Bhopal. Amid the marvels and mishaps of their adventure, they experience profound sorrow, joy, and unexpected lessons that reshape their understanding of life and love. This transformative journey will change them forever, revealing another world and, perhaps, a new path forward. 4.1 stars, 9 ratings. From $4.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
A Chicken Was There Too by A.A. Davenport

From the stormy skies of Philadelphia to Paul Revere’s midnight ride, and even the stitching of the nation’s first flag in a Baltimore brewery, one thing remained constant: a chicken was there. In this unique blend of historical fiction and humor, the sharp-witted hens and roosters who witnessed the birth of America share their untold stories. Across twenty-five unforgettable tales, these feathered observers reveal a fresh, surprising perspective on colonial life—from the Mayflower to Valley Forge, proving history is never quite as you imagined. 4.6 stars, 84 ratings. From $0.99. Free via KU. SHOP NOW /
And So We Dream by Linda Mahkovec

Twelve-year-old Joey Roland leaves behind the sadness and secrets of Chicago to spend the summer with the lively Vitale family in the small town of Greenberry—a boy’s paradise of bike rides, fishing, and barefoot adventures. Initially shy around the family’s three teenage daughters, Joey is soon swept into their world of beauty, dreams, and daring pursuits. Joey forms a special bond with Vita, the passionate middle sister chasing an acting career, and together they embark on a transformative summer where Greenberry becomes the backdrop for two dreamers determined to find more in life. 4.4 stars, 164 ratings. From $0.99 - SHOP NOW /
Under the Radar by Rosalia Scalia

A poignant look at characters grappling with grief and loss in various forms. Each story reveals the raw emotions—anger, numbness, confusion—that accompany their journeys, as they navigate a world seemingly oblivious to their pain. Throughout the collection, Scalia masterfully portrays the characters' struggle to find resilience in the face of overwhelming loss. From $7.99 SHOP NOW /
Stumbling Toward Grace by Rosalia Scalia

This collection of stories explores instances of imperfect people trying to connect to loved ones and others despite fractured relationships and personal flaws. These are ordinary people striving to survive and thrive in situations reflective of today’s challenges. From $5.99 - SHOP NOW /
FREE - The Chianti Chronicles Volume One by Kevin Cullen

The Vietnam War ended decades ago, but its heroes are still here. This collection of short stories will touch your heart and remind you of the real people hidden behind the history. A young boy learns the truth of his father's service in Vietnam. A survivor of Ia Drang Valley contemplates ending his life. A charismatic but troubled vet longs for a woman he can never have. A "tunnel rat" saves a woman from her abusive boyfriend. A Silver Star recipient performs one last act of selfless courage. A Special Forces operative pulls off the heist of a lifetime. 4.7 stars, 58 ratings. FREE - SHOP NOW /
Anton Sittinger by Oskar Maria Graf

A "must read" for anyone who seeks to understand how and why Adolf Hitler came to power. Oskar Maria Graf provides a uniquely satirical insight into the mindset of the German middle classes. The eponymous antihero, Anton, does not welcome Hitler but does nothing to oppose the Nazis either, while his wife, Malwine, actively welcomes and propagandises for the "national" movement. From $25 - SHOP NOW /
Rise to the Horizon by Hyunah Kim
