Saying Goodbye Forever by H. Pearce: Gemma’s life changed when her husband Jack died. For 4 years, she grapples with grief, isolating herself, tormented by the ghosts Jack left behind. In order to move forward, she has to make a choice: remain alone or say goodbye to Jack forever.
This book is Free on July 18, 2022
The Beauty Pageant by Guy Baum: In a world where there is no differentiation between internal and external beauty, a kindhearted businessman decides to join a unique beauty pageant, which will grant the beauty king the prize of a lifetime – tickets to the Beatles’ reunion concert.
This book is Free on July 17, 2022
The Rosewood Diary (Driftwood Bay Book 1) by Kari Trumbo & Teri Blake: A diary leads to discovery about secrets kept between sisters. Can healing come in the form of new understanding, a new outlook, and a chance at a new life?
This book is Free on July 16, 2022
Overland by Mark Stephen Levy: On the day of Danny’s final exam from medical school, he receives a Dear John letter from his finance Heather stating the wedding of off and has flown to London to ride the Magic Bus to Kathmandu Nepal. The postmark is 2 weeks ago. It’s also 1979. Refusing to accept her rejection, he decides to go after her with hopes to win her back.
This book is Free on July 16, 2022
Sorry You Missed It… by Fred Hosley: Experience the remarkable era of the mid-50s in Clearwater, Florida as 7th grader Matt Parker & friends take on a school bully.
This book is Free on July 13, 2022
About a Girl by William Michael Stephens: In the 1990s, life was relatively simple. Landline phones were a thing. Social media wasn’t. Everyone was into music. Will and his friends started a garage band when they were in middle school. After two years of playing together, trouble came. The band was everything, until a new girl moved down the street. Then, it was all about a girl.
This book is Free on July 13, 2022
A Heart To Survive (Collingwood Series Book 1) by George Fillis: “Canadian historical fiction at its best. Readers are in for an extraordinary read that blends a coming-of-age experience with a window into Canadian culture, race relations of the 1950s, romance, and a young immigrant’s ability to persevere against all odds” -Midwest Book Review Fans of All the Light We Cannot See, The Nightingale, and Unbroken will enjoy a riveting saga of history and suspense.
This book is Free on July 13, 2022
So Long Soleá by Andrew Dambe: A captivating tale about finding romance through the internet. Follow the perilous journey of Zach as he sets out to find a new mate through a dating site: a fast-moving, funny story filled with mystery and suspense.
This book is Free on July 12, 2022
Secrets in Depth by Joseph Dituri: After the dyed-in-the-wool Naval Commander, Joe Camissa, begrudgingly accepts a short-fused mission, he finds himself dangling 20 feet above the deck of a North Korean military vessel — while inside a half-ton atmospheric diving suit (ADS). A gripping “fact-ional” military thriller, where a secret mission suddenly becomes life threatening.
This book is Free on July 12, 2022
A Virus Called Love by Menahem Misgav: Dr. Smadar Stern never did let the fact she’s young stop her from becoming a brilliant physician. After a short but well-deserved break, she’s on her way back home from London to her job at an HMO clinic. As news of a new infectious virus starts spreading around the world, she knows her job is more important than ever. Her priorities are set.
This book is Free on July 12, 2022
The Expiration of Joey and Megan by J. F. Pandolfi: 34-year-old burned-out divorce lawyer, Tony Piza, reluctantly agrees to represent a traitorous but now repentant ex-friend. Bad enough. But add to the mix a ruthless opposing attorney, and a growing suspicion that his client hasn’t been up-front about his recent past. Oh, and then there’s this nun Tony fell in love with 12 years before…
This book is Free on July 10, 2022
Minor Sketches and Reveries by Alberto Balengo: Described as “the perfect panacea for minds stressed by life’s challenges,” these humorous tales feature tiny creatures (an earthworm, sparrow or paperclip) who struggle to make sense of the world. Human protagonists are equally perplexed by ordinary events – like searching for a lost key, watching late night TV, or eating a taco.
This book is Free on July 10, 2022
My Friend from Raffles City by C.S. Chan: Lindsay, an American scientist, finds herself friendless after five lonely months in Singapore. A woman psychic comes along, offering friendship and a love potion. But magical love comes at a price. Between keeping the psychic friend’s secret and holding on to her incredible new man, can Lindsay undo the love potion before tragedy strikes?
This book is Free on July 9, 2022
Black Dogs Don’t Paint by A.B. Down: An accounting error in The Book of the Human. A metaphysical auditor hellbent on correcting that mistake. Thrust into the worlds of Jane Austen, JMW Turner and a wolf that walks straight from his nightmares into his local pub. Adam is a depressed artist who no longer paints. Can he defy his judgment and create the masterpiece that saves his life?
This book is Free on July 9, 2022
Overland by Mark Stephen Levy: On the day of Danny’s final exam from medical school, he receives a Dear John letter from his finance Heather stating the wedding of off and has flown to London to ride the Magic Bus to Kathmandu Nepal. The postmark is 2 weeks ago. It’s also 1979. Refusing to accept her rejection, he decides to go after her with hopes to win her back.
This book is Free on July 9, 2022
The Coldness of Objects by Panayotis Cacoyannis: London 2030. The news a young postman delivers will cause Mr. Rubens to reflect on all the sorrows and joys of the past, while he begins to prepare for the menacing surprises of the future. “Thoroughly gripping… a chilling vision of an abnormal ‘new-normal’ to come.” – Kirkus Reviews (starred review), Kirkus Best Books of 2021.
This book is Free on July 8, 2022
Sweet Baby Mine by Maria Daversa: Ana Storm, an American expat in Paris, thinks she’s outrun her past until a text from her estranged daughter forces her to confront a long-buried secret that could destroy her marriage and cost her a much hoped for second chance.
This book is Free on July 8, 2022
My Next Life by Stuart Alexander: A humorous novel about reincarnation, My Next Life follows Scott Stillman into the afterlife after accidentally killing himself in an insurance scam gone awry. Now, he must put together his next life but discovers that everything truly comes at a price.
This book is Free on July 8, 2022
Hard Travel: Stories by Lesley Krueger: In this critically-acclaimed short story collection, travellers set out for someplace new and end up confronting themselves. As Thomas à Kempis put it, “They who travel seldom come home holy.”
This book is Free on July 7, 2022
Smaller Mouse by Edward Reib: For the first few pages, this will feel like a collection of short stories. Some take place in the virtual space of a distant future, speaking Shakespearean English with the half-Grey half-Humans on Venus, others revolve around a holy motorcycle gang gaining deep insights from playing ’80s videogames in the not-so-distant future. Also, the others.
This book is Free on July 7, 2022
Reconstruction – Racism – Riots – Ratification (Blood Brothers Book 2) by Ronald E. Pressley & Nancy P. Holder: Follow young Will Presley, a Civil War hero, as he and his new bride enter a career in Reconstruction. Building schools for Black children in Memphis, TN, then working in the political arena to establish the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments, their successes, trials, and failings will fascinate you. Engrossing and fast-paced.
This book is Free on July 7, 2022
Continuum by Chad Lester: “Tension-building excellence… Often ethereal and otherworldly, Continuum is a short story collection designed to challenge perceptions of life and its trajectory.” —Midwest Book Review.
This book is Free on July 7, 2022
Tranquility: A Village of Hope by Ken Luball: “Tranquility: A Village of Hope” is located in the Canadian Rocky Mountains where a young girl named Monique was born and raised by the residents of this small community and their neighboring First Nations village. Having been surrounded by these enlightened individuals, Monique learns countless lessons of love she shares with us.
This book is Free on July 2, 2022
Hard Travel: Stories by Lesley Krueger: In this critically-acclaimed short story collection, travellers set out for someplace new and end up confronting themselves. As Thomas à Kempis put it, “They who travel seldom come home holy.”
This book is Free on July 2, 2022
Distorted Days by Louise Worthington: A tale of transformation and friendship which Kirkus Review describes as “a formidable work.” Beautifully written about characters you’ll want to get to know. Once you’ve met Doris and her friends, you won’t forget them. These are ordinary people affected by events that challenge many of us – but the way in which they respond to them is ultimately heart-warming and totally memorable.
This book is Free on July 2, 2022