Today's Featured Books
The Billionaire's Prize by Ashley Sands

Check out these 125 Black-Owned, Independent Bookstores in America
Part of celebrating Black History Month is about shining a light on the works of Black authors. Along with that, it's important to think about the Black-owned, independent bookstores that help make diverse literary works available while also becoming important parts of their communities. Here's a great list of Black-owned, indie bookstores in America, including a tool to sort by state and find one near you.
“If art doesn't make us better, then what on earth is it for?” ~Alice Walker
Party At The World’s End by James Curcio

Take a mad ride past the event horizon of sanity with Lilith, Dionysus, and their band of Fallen gods in this Myth-punk vision of an alternate universe where 2012 went quite differently. This is the story of those Fallen who walk amongst us in the age of Anonymity and alternate identities with hints of the dark world that is to come. “Brutal, darkly funny, and, above all, honest.” -Powell’s Books Short List. From $4 SHOP NOW /
Here We Go Loop De Loop by William Jack Sibley
Literary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

Grounded Eagles by Helena P. Schrader
Literary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

“Why just read about history when you can almost live it?” -The Moving Words. Disfiguring injuries, class prejudice and PTSD are the focus of three heart wrenching tales set in WWII by award-winning novelist Helena P. Schrader. "An impressive and memorable trio of works about the many costs of war.” -Kirkus Reviews. "Schrader excels at examining the nexus of physical and psychological trauma.” -Blue Ink. From $4.99 SHOP NOW /
Mister B: Living with a 98-Year-Old Rocket Scientist by Lynn Byk
Literary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

"Byk fully constructs Mr. B, from the Rhode Island coastal awe in his voice to his penchant for mustard on peeled egg. In these small, perfectly executed moments, Byk brings her fascinating family to life for readers with warm and genuinely funny wit." -Kirkus Reviews. Mister B could care less about being politically correct. On the verge of financial ruin, family members decide to help a 98-year-old rocket scientist. The old man decides to teach a few of his own life lessons, namely how to live forever. "A wonderful book, brimming with humor and spirituality. " -Jan Kalickion. From $4.99 SHOP NOW /
Antelopes: A Modern Gulliver's Travels by David Rich

The Makarov File by Peter Kozmar
Mystery Thriller Crime and Horror

The Father Unbound by Frank Kennedy

Special Feature: Nineteen Hundred Days by Florence Osmund

From $2.99
- 4.4 stars, 438 ratings on Amazon
- 4.2 stars, 411 ratings on Goodreads
- "5 stars! Florence Osmund has done an amazing job of building the scenarios that rushed through this young boy’s head and getting the reader to become invested in the two characters and, more importantly, in their survival." ~Readers' Favorite Book Reviews
- "I just finished reading this spectacular book. I could not put it down. Touching. Gripping. Not enough stars to award this book." ~Dawn Greenfield Ireland, author and screenwriter
Florence Osmund spent more than three decades working in the corporate world before retiring to write. She published her first book at age 62 and has published eight novels since then. She also published How to Write, Publish, and Promote a Novel to help other writers based on lessons she has learned as an author.
People might be surprised to learn that Florence was a 1960s greaser girl back in the day, complete with stirrup pants, mohair sweaters, black eyeliner, and ratted hair! She now spends her days in a cozy house on a small lake in northern Illinois, where she enjoys the wildlife and continues to write.
Free online event tonight at the National Museum of African American History and Culture
"Not everything that is faced can be changed; but nothing can be changed until it is faced." ~James Baldwin
Seven Tales of Love by Linda Mahkovec

“An extremely nuanced collection of stories. Each one is like a gem, subtle and beautiful in its own way.” -Amazon review. Seven brief tales depict various expressions of love – unwanted, unrequited, passionate, and enduring – from the bright beginnings of youth, through the doubts and changes of middle age, to the comfort and familiarity of old age. “This book is one that does the heart good.” -Amazon review. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
Arnold Falls by Charlie Suisman
Literary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

"Incredibly funny" -Kirkus. "Charming, delightful, and endless fun" -BlueInk. Spend time in the funny, oddball village of Arnold Falls, where larger-than-life characters deal with the smallest of problems. Somehow, it all comes out right in the end. Arnold Falls is a novel that tips its hat to Armistead Maupin and P. G. Wodehouse, creating a world in which food, music, friendship, love, and tending your own garden are connected in surprising ways. "Hilarious and poignant" -BookLife. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
Pederasty by J. C. Morgan
Mystery Thriller Crime and Horror

No Other Choice by Jennifer Corgan
Literary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

FREE - Breaking and Entering by Vincent Christopher

Teen investigators find their faith, friendships, and lives are in danger when an explosion near a secret government facility rocks their town. The first book in the Mount Hideaway Mysteries series. As the prequel to the popular movie, "Mount Hideaway Mysteries: Exes and Oh No's," this book delivers exciting details on the flashbacks and backstory found within the film. #1 New Release in "Being a Teen eBooks." FREE - SHOP NOW /
The Good Know Nothing by Ken Kuhlken
Mystery Thriller Crime and Horror

“Real people and events vividly anchor the reader in the story’s time and place. A fine choice for fans of Walter Mosley’s Easy Rawlins novels.” -Booklist. The author of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, an outlaw who may be the Sundance Kid, and publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst stand between Tom Hickey and the truth about his missing father. “Elegant, eloquent, and elegiac, Kuhlken’s novels sing an old melody, at the same time haunting and beautiful.” -novelist Don Winslow. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
Writing It Real: Creating an Online Course for Fun and Profit by Melanie Faith

"A must-have for any writer seeking to set up an online creative writing class!" -Fred G. Leebron, Pushcart Prize and O. Henry Award recipient. Online teaching can be a wonderful way to share what you know about writing with other authors and to inspire more writing of your own. Ever wondered how to break into online teaching? Wonder no more! "Presents online teaching as an art form I will return to these glorious pages again and again." -Gina Troisi, author of The Angle of Flickering Light. From $5.99 SHOP NOW /
Whispers Through the Meadows by Anne Pete
Literary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

The Jack Hansard Series: Season One by Georgina Jeffery

"A perfect blend of humour, fantasy and horror!" -Goodreads review. As a traveling occult salesman, Jack Hansard is used to living dangerously. He's also used to scamming people - NOT being asked for help. But when Ang (a two-and-a-half-foot tall coblyn right out of Welsh folklore) buys his help to find her missing kin, Jack ends up chasing after a villain that even monsters are afraid of. "Polished writing and engaging characters who leave you wanting more." -Amazon review. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
Her Best Man by Jana Richards

Special Giveaway: First in Series Sci-Fi & Fantasy - win a bundle of 50+ books!
LitNuts is cosponsoring a special giveaway starting today: Enter for a chance to win a Bundle of 50+ Science Fiction & Fantasy Books. What makes this giveaway special is that every book in the bundle is the first book in a series, so this is a great way to sample a whole slew of great reads. The bundle also includes a new eReader, making the total value of the package more than $550! This giveaway is open to booklovers anywhere in the world. Deadline is February 14.
“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.” ~Charles Dickens, Our Mutual Friend
Wild Hare's Daughter by Llaura Koerber

Amy doesn't know her father, but she knows he must be supernatural in some way because she is. Bobby has a bad conscience, crimes to cover up, and no idea how to be a dad. Set in a small town in a near future dystopia, Wild Hare's Daughter is a story about secrets, trust, and family. This novel is a sequel to Wild Hare, which was listed by Kirkus Review as one of the one hundred best indy books of 2019. From $0.99 SHOP NOW /
Eclipse Dancer by Laura Koerber
Literary Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

Honorable Mention 2018 Reader Views Literary Awards. "The storyline is simple in that it is easy to follow, yet intricate as layers unwind with a seamless, melodic flow. And, while the author excels at getting inside the heart and soul of her readers, the connection garnered by what remains unsaid is remarkable." -Reader review. A story about family love and anger with a magical realism twist, Eclipse Dancer is both harshly realistic and softened with the grace of magic. 4.3 Stars, 42 Ratings on Amazon. From $3.97 SHOP NOW /
An Apology To Lucifer by Sean P. Haley

"Those who enjoyed The DaVinci Code will find the thriller component is strong, and replete in both nonstop action and solid ethical, spiritual, and moral examination." -D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review. In a race against time, Father Thomas Morelli, renowned book authenticator Lorenza Pellegrini, and psychoanalyst, best-selling author, and outspoken atheist David Wright attempt to prevent an ancient battle from reigniting. From $4.99 SHOP NOW /