Emily: The Girl They Unwrote by Dilaware Khan: They locked Emily away and called her mad. But in a cold asylum where silence is law, she remembers things they want erased. What if she’s the only one telling the truth? If 1984 and The Bell Jar had a daughter, it would be Emily. A haunting story for fans of Sharp Objects, A Little Life, and survival against all odds.
This book is Free on August 16, 2025
The Reign of the Anti-Santas by Colin Dodds: When Santa is forced into retirement, one surly elf has to keep Christmas running, despite its new owners - or face unthinkable consequences.
This book is Free on August 15, 2025
Emergence at the VUE: Voices of a Midlife Crisis by Sammy Adami: Samer Belami is a CEO with a failing heart and a secret plan for immortality: create his digital twin. But once the avatar wakes up, nothing goes as planned. Sophie, Samer's wife, wants no part in his "digital circus act." Soon, family truths are streaming live. Marital boundaries collapse. The novel asks the question of our century: What happens when AI becomes part of the family?
This book is Free on August 15, 2025
An Uncommon Family (Family Portrait Book 1) by Christa Polkinhorn: In the heart of Zurich, Switzerland, a grieving child, a betrayed woman, and a reclusive artist are drawn together by loss and the healing power of art. As secrets from the past surface, they must choose between clinging to pain or embracing a second chance at love, healing, and redemption.
This book is Free on August 14, 2025
Poor Player by Lesley Krueger: Actor Jack Hall quits his hot career in L.A. to work for human rights. Arriving in Mexico City, he’s heading south in more ways than one. Who will Jack take with him?
This book is Free on August 14, 2025
Jeep Show: A Trouper at the Battle of the Bulge by Robert O'Conner: Inspired by the little-known story of U.S. Army enlisted entertainers who crossed Europe during World War II — three men in a Jeep bringing hope to the front lines. Caught up in the Battle of the Bulge, Private Jim Tanzer must rely on resilience, his buddies on team SNAFU, and the power of morale to make it home.
This book is Free on August 14, 2025
Apricots (The Gilly Diaries Book 2) by Tsvi Jolles: In Apricots, Gilly’s days weave between forest paths and shifting loyalties—a newborn sister, an unfolding mystery, and the boy called Monty. With lyrical warmth, the story reflects on how the smallest turns can rethread the fabric of who we are.
This book is Free on August 13, 2025
Other Things by Steven Flint: A rich and diverse collection of modern haiku poetry. Thoughts on love, nature, and spirituality expressed through descriptive imagery. Traditional style haiku with a modern perspective. One of twenty-five books waiting to be discovered.
This book is Free on August 12, 2025
Biochemistry For Poets Living In A Cell by Hari Hyde: What is Life? A biochemist mischievously reimagines the lives of the cell’s biomolecules. We fancy that we are reciprocally alive with the proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and lipids inhabiting our bodies. Yet we can sense that paramount insights―vital truths that the biomolecules warily guard from our scrutiny―still elude us.
This book is Free on August 10, 2025
Maritime Triptych by Oscar O'Rourke: Fast-paced and thrilling. Shocking yet cerebral. This oceanic trilogy is vivid, beautifully written, and horrific.
This book is Free on August 9, 2025
The Weight of Ash and Prayer by Ashley Broussard: A buried family secret. Two women, generations apart. 'The Weight of Ash and Prayer' weaves 1860s Louisiana with 2003 as Sylvie Broussard uncovers her ancestor’s silenced past, and the legacy that still haunts her family. Lyrical, haunting, and unforgettable.
This book is Free on August 8, 2025
Saving Yukon by Bryan Burnell: When Matteo and Gabriella’s paths cross amidst the eerie beauty and hidden dangers of the Yukon, they must confront not only the shadows of their pasts but also the dark forces that lurk in the forest, waiting to claim them.
This book is Free on August 7, 2025
Sketches from the Periphery by MP Summers: In Sketches from the Periphery, Alex Barr confronts love, betrayal, and the psychological toll of Darfur’s civil conflict. This literary masterpiece weaves historical richness with tender romance, exploring resilience and humanity’s depths. A gripping, soul-stirring journey through a war-torn land, it unveils the enduring power of hope.
This book is Free on August 7, 2025
Devil's Divide by Jeffrey M Anderson: Financial meltdown. US govt hobbled. Citizens scrambling. In this “witty”, “thought-provoking”, “funny” novel, the hero embarks on a dangerous cross-America bike trip to win back his wife. He grinds eastward against a pageant of mountains, desert, and memorable characters, until he meets someone who will change his life and possibly the country's.
This book is Free on August 7, 2025
Why Is My Bra Still On? by Kristen Wasyliszyn: It's been eighteen agonizing hours since Opal asked her friends to help her die. And now, it's gone quiet. She knew the request would be jarring, awkward even, but the brash pill-popper, the shameless exhibitionist, and the quiet beauty have weathered worse. Haven't they? If you love dark comedies, this novel is for you!
This book is Free on August 6, 2025
Dream Trail by Thomas J. Prestopnik: Eric Travers feels compelled to hike part of the Appalachian Trail, and a 1970s Electric Light Orchestra song haunts his latest dreams. When he learns that two members of his found hiking-trail family are dreaming similar dreams, is a strange magic at work? Or is something else leading them to meet the same shadowy figure from their latest dream?
This book is Free on August 6, 2025