The Things We Kept (Songs from Small Fields Book 1) by JM Lane: A darkly funny, deeply moving story of family, memory, and letting go. As a woman sorts through the remnants of her life, she finds the hardest things to release aren’t objects but the stories attached to them. The Things We Kept is about love, loss, and finding grace in the mess we leave behind.
This book is Free on November 8, 2025
Harriet (Warleigh Hall Press Jane Austen Series) by Alice McVeigh: Harriet — a joint runner-up for FOREWORD INDIES “Book of the year” — is a brilliant view of Austen’s EMMA, taken from the POV of a surprisingly clued-up Harriet Smith and the intense and gifted Jane Fairfax.
This book is Free on November 6, 2025
She Hums Like Mercy by Ashley Broussard: She Hums Like Mercy is a haunting Southern-Gothic novel about Harper Guidry, a food stylist rebuilding her life after escaping a famed musician’s shadow. Told across decades, it’s a story of love, survival, and inheritance, where silence becomes a language and every song leaves an echo that refuses to fade.
This book is Free on November 6, 2025
Driving For Justice by Justin Kojok: Driving For Justice is a compelling and uplifting novel that blends legal drama, urban fiction, and inspirational storytelling to deliver a thought-provoking tale of purpose, redemption, and human connection.
This book is Free on November 6, 2025
Paws for a Moment by Zohar Kohavi: For fans of Makoto Shinkai, Syou Ishida, and Hiro Arikawa, this luminous memoir-in-miniature is an ode of gratitude from a man to his beloved feline companion.
This book is Free on November 5, 2025
The Yoga Teacher in New York and Other Short Stories by Rune Maker: A work of literary fiction and a collection of short stories. ‘The Yoga teacher in New York’ is the story of a refugee Yoga teacher in New York with a sprinkling of philosophy. ‘An Overture to an Indian Wedding’ is a story that unfolds in the 80s, as a prelude to a South Indian Wedding. ‘All is well in a burial’ is about an undertaker saint.
This book is Free on November 5, 2025
Dream Trail by Thomas J. Prestopnik: Eric Travers hikes the Appalachian Trail for answers to strange dreams. He meets seven others–Henry & Caleb, college pals; Jack, a middle-aged father; Gertie & Cecilia, Canadian sisters; Miguel, a teacher from Spain; and Shirley, a recent widow. Two of them share Eric’s cryptic dreams, and the trio soon meets a shadowy figure, hoping for answers.
This book is Free on November 4, 2025
222 Corpse Flower by Jacinda Baxter: At LA’s most exclusive address, a dangerously glamorous circle of friends, lovers, and rivals is seduced by ambition—and undone by betrayal. Influencer agent Wendy Deerwood must outmaneuver them all… or lose everything at 222 Corpse Flower.
This book is Free on November 4, 2025
What’s on My Mind by Norm Novitsky: A powerful collection of poems about truth, freedom, and the human spirit. What’s On My Mind speaks to those who still believe in courage, love, and the enduring ideals of America. Bold, heartfelt, and timely—this is poetry for the thinker, the seeker, and the patriot.
This book is Free on November 4, 2025
The Roads That Bind Us by Menahem Misgav: Engineering student Eitan Gavish unexpectedly falls in love with Nur El-Hadad on their Israeli university campus. However, his relationship is tested when he learns that his dream project will displace much of her local Bedouin community.
This book is Free on November 3, 2025
The Fortune Teller: The Art of Destiny (The Allegories) by H. Bradley Stucki: Cassie Brewer returns to Mountain Green following her grandmother’s death. She finds a house full of memories, hidden paintings, secret love letters, and a community that won’t let her give up. After a fortune teller’s dark prediction seems to come true, Cassie must decide: Will she surrender to a predetermined fate or create her own masterpiece?
This book is Free on November 3, 2025
Fugitives by Ron Briglia: Welcome to the Roaring Twenties. Meet a famous novelist, one of San Francisco’s most renowned bootleggers, members of Al Capone’s Chicago, the players involved in the sensational Scopes “monkey” trial, and witness the rise of Fascism in Mussolini’s Italy. This is just a small sample of a larger assortment of 1920’s Fugitives.
This book is Free on November 3, 2025
Preacher Fakes a Miracle (Evan Wycliff Mysteries Book 2) by Gerald Everett Jones: Preacher Evan Wycliff is sometimes agnostic but always curious. He counsels a teenage boy who suffers from schizophrenia and has been accused of rape. The girl has epilepsy. In rural Southern Missouri, some people think these children are possessed by demons. But Evan soon finds that it is unscrupulous human beings who are abusing them.
This book is Free on November 2, 2025
Passage to Inis Mór: Could a Legend Save a Life? by Brian O’Raleigh: Conner O’Rourke’s marriage is falling apart, he’s bankrupt, and he’s hearing poetic voices in his mind urging him to return to the Island of Inis Mór. When he gets back to Ireland he meets an old Irish Seanachai (Storyteller) and as they work together rebuilding a derelict sailing boat the old man tells Conor stories. Could a Legend Save a Life?
This book is Free on November 2, 2025
Last Verse of the Sword (Japanese Shadows Book 1) by Livia Huntingdon-Jones: In a Japan torn between ancient tradition and modern warfare, a young woman with the heart of a samurai is forbidden to fight. Refusing to be sidelined, she raises an army of women for a last stand. As her world burns, she must make a final, tragic choice to protect her family’s honor in a war she cannot win.
This book is Free on November 1, 2025
Very Bad Parents by Amy Meitz: In 1964, sixteen-year-old Joan Andersen survives the crudest form of savagery: a botched abortion. What follows is a series of painful complications, leaving her traumatized and emotionally scarred. Plagued with guilt and longing for redemption, Joan convinces herself that the baby she lost is still with her, an obsession bordering on delusion.
This book is Free on November 1, 2025
Sleight of Hand by Vicki Reed: Matt King reluctantly agrees to pay off a debt by agreeing to take in a troubled teen. 15-year-old Alex will not make it easy. Readers will cheer for both Matt and Alex as they learn to beat the odds. This compelling novel from award-winning author Vicki Reed will grab you from the start and leave you feeling you’ve been dealt a winning hand!
This book is Free on October 30, 2025
Pontus and Electra to the Depths of the Sea by Shanti Hershenson: As unconventional as it is captivating, Pontus and Electra to the Depths of the Sea is both a heartwarming romance and a tragedy told in poetry—about sharks. It is a testament to the terrors of our habitats and a story of love outside human norms. It stands out as a book everyone should experience at least once.
This book is Free on October 30, 2025
The End of the Storm by Michael Laor: A poignant and captivating portrait of love, marriage, and betrayal, The End of the Storm depicts the complexities of relationships and careers and what we are and aren’t willing to sacrifice for our partners and our art.
This book is Free on October 29, 2025
Tales for Advent and Christmas by J. Traveler Pelton: What do pickles and spiders have to do with the nativity? You’ll laugh, enjoy the family recipes and carols, and mostly you’ll find some downtime, an oasis of comfort in all the rushing endemic to this season. You might find the true meaning of Christmas before it’s all lost in the fancy paper, online shopping, and overextending of time and money.
This book is Free on October 29, 2025
An Invincible Summer by Betta Ferrendelli: A promising young district attorney, struggling with personal and professional burdens, accepts a case that will change her life.
This book is Free on October 28, 2025