Free and Discounted Literature on Kindle
Literature is often referred to books that are able to stand the test of time through their unique, creative elements and resounding messages. Classic stories by authors like Charles Dickens and Jane Austen make up just a small sampling of the literature available to readers today.
Half Past Ted
Ted’s good at taking lives, but he’s not very good at living his own. He “owns” a castle in Scotland, drinks too much, and seems to hate the human race. Ted is The Grim Reaper, and he’s tired of his job. One day he tells the boss – God – that he’s going on strike, ... Read more
Dear Eliza: A Novel
Ten years after her mother’s death, Eliza Levinger never imagined she’d hear from her again. But then The Letter arrived. Perfect for fans of Emily Giffin, Katherine Center, and Jennifer Weiner, Dear Eliza explores the meaning of family, the complexities of grief, and the beauty in finding your way again. $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Bully 4 Love: A Rather Odd Love Story
NAMED A “FAVORITE BOOK OF 2021” BY THE MONTREAL TIMES! Adolphus is a happy, self-satisfied, middle-aged bachelor. A history professor, he has several lovely friends with benefits, including the bright and witty Peggy Bradford. His future utterly changes when Lavinia Carson, a wealthy man’s radiant and beautiful young wife, walks into Adolphus’s class. He discovers ... Read more
Free: The Bowhunter
When a man values his faith greater than his own life, he will fight for godly justice to his last breath! Ray Rod knows what it takes to live in a harsh world. Born into a generations-old ranching bloodline, with a lineage of staunch and uncompromising men and women, survival is in Ray’s blood. Known ... Read more
Lost Seeds: The Legacy
Set against the backdrop of 1960s America, Lost Seeds: The Legacy is a suspenseful tale of love, heartbreak, and the enduring bonds of brothers. Shaped by the ghosts of their parents’ former enslavement, two brothers, Dub and Tim, must decide—confront the past or suffer the consequences forever? $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Of One Mind
The life—or death—of a teen with a traumatic brain injury could be determined by a controversial experimental procedure that may unlock a previously undiscovered level of consciousness. A brilliant debut novel that challenges all we know about existence, Of One Mind explores the depths of love, loss, belief—and the wonders of the universe. $0.99 on ... Read more
Heartwarming Collection of Short Stories for Seniors: 2 Books in 1
Rediscover the joy of reading with “Heartwarming Collection of Short Stories for Seniors: 2 Books in 1”! This bundle of 80+ uplifting stories combines “Joyful Compilation” and “Feel-Better Compilation,” featuring large print, short reads, and nostalgic themes for seniors. Perfect as a gift—grab the “Heartwarming Collection” today for warmth, comfort, and joy! $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Free: Enchanted Holidays
A short story collection of rich tapestries of life’s what-ifs and paths not taken. Delve into the intricacies of personal growth and relationships, all wrapped into the warmth of sweet, heartfelt stories. Free on Kindle.... Read more
Free: Gratitude: Two Hundred Short Poems
Travel through the human condition with succinctly worded verses that linger long in your mind even after you’ve closed the book. These poems offer a different perspective and a lovely way to view the world. Free on Kindle.... Read more
Don’t Let Me Keep You
Hildy Halverson, a math and science genius, is pushed by her parents to enter a male-dominated field. Enamored with the human body’s power to create life, she marries young and raises a large family. She encourages her children to choose their own paths. The novel captures the struggles and joys of motherhood, with underlying ... Read more
Games We Played
Games We Played is a powerful exploration of how trauma, bigotry, and personal history shape lives in ways both profound and unexpected. Through the intertwining stories of Rachel Goldberg, a woman facing vicious online harassment, and Stephen Drescher, a veteran struggling with a dishonorable discharge, readers will be captivated by the emotional depth and timely ... Read more
A Thousand Flying Things
A love lost. A soul restored. A decade of secrets and separation. It takes a child to lead them home. American Dianna Calloway is committed to educating children in the thick of war-ravaged 1990s Southern Sudan. Hampered by disease, a corrupt government and a fierce tribal leader who is harboring a mysterious young boy, Dianna’s ... Read more
Right: A Portrait of Controversy
In a 1980s America different from our own, both familiar and not, Congress passed and President Henshaw signed the Birth Cessation Act. Once it became law, no one was allowed to have a child for 25 years, any woman under 24 weeks pregnant was required to have an immediate abortion, and all men were called ... Read more
Cherry Blossoms in Winter: A Riveting Soldier’s Story of the Korean War, Friendship, and Love in Post-War Japan
A searing, hard-boiled account of camaraderie among soldiers, multi-cultural love, and heartbreak set against the colorful backdrop of post-war Japan and the horrific battle for Rat Mountain, Cherry Blossoms in Winter is a wild rollercoaster, making one laugh, cry, cheer, and relish the power of the human spirit. $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
The Love of Impossible Sums
Still grieving the loss of his beloved wife, Oliver reluctantly agrees to attend a poetry reading. The poet is Alex, who has also suffered loss, and soon after the performance she and Oliver embark on a whirlwind romance. But the past is never far behind, and a cast of meddling characters stir up tensions that ... Read more
For the Love of Cards: Ace of Hearts
It’s a coming of age story about Nikkie, a massage therapist. She is following her dream to become an acupuncturist then finds poker massage. She falls in love with the game of poker and decides to change her career because of her passion for playing. $4.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Feel-Better Short Stories for Seniors: Uplifting Stories in Large Print for Effortless and Joyful Reading
Rediscover the joy of reading with heartwarming tales designed just for you. Step into a world of nostalgia, laughter, and inspiration with Feel-Better Short Stories for Seniors, a collection meticulously crafted by Bradley Windrow to reignite the sparks of joy and comfort for senior readers. Each of the 40 bite-sized stories is a little slice ... Read more
Free: The Madness of Grief
London 1969. While men are walking on the moon, a series of dramatic events threaten to have lasting repercussions for 16-year-old Jane and the people she loves. “A richly complicated, and deeply engaging coming-of-age tale.” – Kirkus Reviews (starred review), Best Books of 2018. “A rollicking good read” – Publishers Weekly’s BookLife Prize Free on ... Read more
Picasso’s Motorcycle
France, 1940. An unexpected gift of an old motorcycle with a tragically romantic past hurls a young orphan into the thick of things as war breaks out and his life changes forever. Half-French/half-German Daniel must find a way to survive in a world that mercy seems to have abandoned. This book transports the reader to ... Read more
The Lion’s Den: A Novel (Sisyphus Book 2)
Father Daniel Patrick Murphy, in his sixties, must choose between staying a priest or embracing his love for Jonathan Slovanco, his partner of thirty years. Reconnecting with two former students, both young gay men facing their own struggles, he navigates themes of love, faith, and identity. This poignant story highlights the courage to live authentically ... Read more
Road Theory
When physicist Ivaila Fenix meets mysterious biker Kendu Drogan, her reality shatters. In a world where roads lead to alternative dimensions, Ivaila must confront her darkest fears and past shadows, navigating a surreal landscape of science and magic. Can she outrun the encroaching darkness, or will it consume her entirely? $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
ONE
We agree to disagree on how we got here in our own holy books, legends, and faiths. Each story changes, yet so much stays the same. We come from something, rise from somewhere. The one indisputable fact is that we are here, all of us. Consuming towards oblivion. We have used the waters we emerged ... Read more
Milestones
The weekend before the biggest interview of his career, Rob’s girlfriend of 12 years Michelle decides she wants out, leaving Rob alone for the first time in his life. What follows is a series of mishaps and calamities that happens when you put your trust in strangers. Milestones is a gut-wrenching, heartwarmingly funny tale of ... Read more
Free: Big City Secrets
“A raw and visceral journey through the alleys and penthouses of America, Big City Secrets is a striking tale of pushing through pain to discover ones potential. From an abusive childhood and early abandonment issues to complexes around sex, intimacy, money, and success, this book and its sympathetic protagonist shy away from nothing, turning a ... Read more
The Soul of Ruby Lord
A cursed lineage. A demonic siege. The inevitable embrace of death. Born to a bloodline that was cursed by Lucifer himself generations ago, Ruby is caught in a relentless battle to keep her daughters untouched by their familys dark legacy. No corner of her life is safe from the demonic forces that plague them. Caught ... Read more
The St. Louis Enlows
An ideal Memorial Day weekend read. Tower Grove, near St. Louis, Missouri, is home to the Enlow family, where they experience defeat and triumph after the war. The loss of a son and the return of that son’s best friend creates tension between two families as they attempt to carry on with their wounded lives. ... Read more
Stand in the Box
After the horrific car crash which killed their parents, twelve-year-old Kristin and nine-year-old Megan try to cope with a new world after their parents were suddenly ripped from their lives. A touching story of family tragedy and the efforts to show their resolve will keep you turning pages to the final outcome expect the unexpected. ... Read more
Purgatory Musings
Speculation is that our world of common experience, with its mix of good and evil within us, as well as without, is in fact an odyssey of repetition and judgement. It is our home, it is Purgatory. Purgatory Musings is a new release book of verses and poetry. $4.50 on Kindle.... Read more
Pierre and the Rise of the Kitty Nation
Complete with prison escapes, Halloween shenanigans, family reunions, a race of magical birds, and other exciting adventures, our story follows the heartwarming exploits of a cat named Pierre, who aims to give voice to kitties everywhere through his newly created Kitty Nation. Go on an emotional journey thats sprinkled with humor, affection, risk, and rescue. ... Read more
Free: Bruised (Book 1 in the Bruised Series)
When Baltimore Homicide Detective Lisa Swanson and her partner Dee Quarter are called to investigate the murder of Ernest Juarez, Lisa meets wheelchair user Jake Jenson, a man determined to find his best friends killer at all costs. Jake is instantly attracted to the standoffish Lisa yet cant understand why Lisa keeps him at arms ... Read more
Spearthrower
Love can be all drama, and God eats bugs. Kim, the human, invades the cosmos, traveling through vivid hallucinations and reality. Will she make it home or did she travel to begin with? $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
Cutter Kauai Sea Adventures
Follow the exciting adventures of young Coast Guard Lieutenant Ben Wyporek and his heroic crew on board the U.S. Coast Guard patrol boat Kauai. Aging patrol boat USCGC Kauai is taken from the normal hurly-burly of Coast Guard operations and upgraded with the latest stealth, engineering, and electronic technology by the Director of National Intelligence. ... Read more
Shades of Mortality
Join three time-traveling, universe-hopping, interdimensional storytellers as they share stories of life, death, love, and despair in Jamal Barbaris debut short story collection, Shades of Mortality. Each story features a unique illustration by one of 9 different artists and draws the reader into a mixture of profound, touching, and comic tales unlike any you’ve ever ... Read more
Cynthia and the Blue Cat’s Last Meow
“It is truly one of the best things I’ve read in years.” — Robin Theiss, writer, editor, former president of the St. Louis Writers Guild. Cynthias world is full of fury and fishing, moonlight and candlelight, magical red berries and howling caverns, a land where many of us would like to visit, and a few ... Read more
Death on the Grand Strand
Death on the Grand Strand Maintenance men are during their routine of dragging the ponds, to retrieve lost golf balls, on an exclusive Golf Club in South Carolina. To their surprise and shock, they discover the body of a man, his mouth stuffed with golf balls. BJ Gleeson, residing in Louisiana, is called by a ... Read more
Emma’s Perfect Puppy
Emma has wanted a puppy for as long as she can remember. She is eight years old, almost nine, and on a mission to achieve this long-standing dream. Its now or never, she believes. But her parents and older sister think she is not responsible enough to own a puppy. Despite the many obstacles in ... Read more
Free: Embrace the Now
May the poetry in this book serve as a reminder to be present here and now. Use meditation and mindfulness as tools to fully embrace this earthly experience. Be aware of your mind, body, and spirit in each moment. Root yourself through grounding techniques and cleanse your physical body of impurities. Spend time in nature ... Read more
Brooklyn ’76
In the heart of Bensonhurst, an Italian American family struggles to survive one explosive daythe Bicentennial. Described as “an impressive debut” by BookLife, Brooklyn 76 is a family drama set in a working-class neighborhood and a country on the brink of transformation. $0.99 on Kindle.... Read more
The Love of Impossible Sums
Still grieving the loss of his wife, Oliver reluctantly agrees to attend a poetry reading, and on the way a stranger asks him for a light. She is Alex, who is also the poet, and soon after the performance she and Oliver embark on a whirlwind romance. But a cast of meddling friends stir up ... Read more
Concerning Intelletual Suicide in The Human Race
Intellectual suicide corresponds to the more or less conscious decision to switch off the brain and renounce rational thought in favor of attitudes dictated by superstitions, by established habits, by prejudices, by common places. The effects of irrational choices made with the brain switched off can be devastating for oneself and for the others. Examples ... Read more
