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 | | As Lu, Kenya, and Natalia settle down in the historical beach town of Cape May, New Jersey, they intend to spend the summer planning a wedding. But secrets from their pasts will test their bond like nothing has before…
BookBub readers say: “Summer on Cape May represents a place where lies persist, lines are crossed, and love becomes the glue that binds a group of friends together.” | Women's Fiction | | $5.99 | |
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 | | In 1960s upstate New York, Fanny is determined to prove herself as a formidable defense attorney. When Gina’s beloved husband is accused of a murder he didn’t commit, Fanny throws everything into winning the case. But World War II–era secrets from Gina’s past will throw everything they’ve worked for into turmoil…
BookBub readers say: “An entertaining and absorbing dual-timeline novel with strong female characters against the backdrop of WWII Germany and early–Cold War New York state.” | Women's Fiction | | $2.99 | |
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 | | | “A cozy novel of friendship and healing” (Kirkus Reviews): Every Friday night, café and bookshop owner Olivia shares dinner with her best friends, psychic Anna and young widow Emmaline. And as they make sense of their lives over wine, they realize their stories are intertwined with their town’s secrets and unsettled spirits… | Women's Fiction | | $2.99 | |
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 | | From a New York Times bestselling author: Naomi Simmons’s marriage to a devout older man was supposed to help her escape her family’s demands, but now she must deal with a cruel and unfaithful husband. And when he suffers a debilitating stroke, her life becomes even more complicated… A twist-filled historical fiction novel set in Depression-era Alabama.
BookBub readers say: “I highly recommend this book.” | Historical Fiction | | $5.99 | |
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 | | Weeks after an unidentified object crashes into a remote corner of New Mexico, Sister Mary arrives to set up a monastery in Roswell. As Mary attempts to steer wayward locals away from the stars, she befriends two people touched by the crash — and must decide where her own future lies.
BookBub readers say: “A compelling and unforgettable story that will have you looking up at the night sky in an entirely new way.” | Historical Fiction | | $4.99 | |
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 | | After surviving multiple abduction attempts at the hands of a madman and his copycat killer, sixty-year-old Rebecca Underhill focuses on her battle with cancer — but she hasn’t faced the last of the monsters who want her dead…
BookBub readers say: “An all-action thriller with a poignant ending.” | Thrillers | | $0.99 | |
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 | | Tanto is a talented hacker determined to expose the grimy underbelly of government and corporate corruption — but underestimating his enemy could be deadly. When he and his team are forced to go on the run, a devastating betrayal could force him to pay the ultimate price…
BookBub readers say: “I could not put it down and literally did nothing for two whole days.” | Thrillers | | $0.99 | |
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 | | | When three brothers inherit the sprawling Arkansas grounds of Belle Oak, financial troubles lock them in a battle over selling the land. Dangerous secrets and treacherous lies turn them against each other in this fast-paced thriller from an author whose books are “truly unforgettable” (Kirkus Reviews). | Thrillers | | $0.99 | |
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 | | | First in a series: As Jules struggles to protect her family from food scarcity and domestic terrorism, she begins to question whether she wants to survive at all — but finds a new purpose after a chance encounter with an 11-year-old looter… | Thrillers | | $3.99 | |
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 | | Detective Sergeant Kat Ballantyne is attending a crime writing festival to find escape from her job, but she’s snapped back to reality when a famous novelist is found dead in a locked room. And as she investigates the suspicious circumstances, she’s not sure she should bring the killer to justice…
BookBub readers say: “Well written and intriguing, I read the book in one single sitting.” | Crime Fiction | | $4.99 | |
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