This Week’s Five Favorite Indie eBooks

This week’s five favorite indie eBooks are the perfect way to start your best reading year! All for just $2.99, discover these titles and more, and load your new—or well-loved—device with bestselling favorites and hidden gems that will help you kick off your 2026 reading goals.


Irreparable Harm by Melissa F. Miller

Attorney Sasha McCandless wants one thing: making partner at the most powerful firm in town. When a commercial flight crashes, she lands a career-defining case defending the airline. As Sasha digs deeper, witnesses die and evidence reveals the crash was no accident. Unsure who to trust, she joins forces with a federal air marshal to uncover the truth. Stopping a killer becomes her new priority as danger closes in from every direction. Readers who love high-stakes legal thrillers will race through Irreparable Harm and its nonstop twists.

What Readers Are Saying: “This book is and easy read and holds your interest. The characters are very believable. It is fast paced and has some twists and turns that you will not see coming.” – la senora, B&N Reviewer


Queen of Egypt by Kylie Quillinan

Ankhesenamun, Queen of Egypt, must secure her dynasty while ruling beside a frail and fading king. Haunted by prophetic dreams of love and bloodshed, she struggles to control her fate. When a mysterious foreign man from her visions arrives at court, alliances begin to fracture. Drawn to him despite dire omens, Ankhesenamun risks defying gods, prophecy, and power itself. Every choice she makes tightens the grip of destiny around her throne. Queen of Egypt is a richly imagined historical fantasy that will captivate readers with its magic, intrigue, and romance.

What people are saying: “This is a story worth reading. It is full of mystery, danger, secrets and drama.” – KateSchoenherr, B&N Reviewer


The Little Sushi Chef by Ty Hutchinson

Akiko Ono believes she’s landed the opportunity of a lifetime: an elite sushi apprenticeship few ever see. From the start, the rules feel wrong—no phones, no outside contact, no way out. As rivals turn ruthless and apprentices begin to vanish, ambition becomes deadly. Someone inside the program does not want Akiko to fail—they want her erased. To survive, she must expose the truth before the knives come out for her. The Little Sushi Chef launches the Knives & Flames thriller series with razor-sharp stakes and relentless suspense.

What people are saying: Perfect for readers who love forced proximity, deception and betrayal, high-stakes danger, underdog triumphs, and slow-burn rivals-to-lovers tension.


Peach Blossom Hollow by Jean Oram

Violet Granger believes she’s cursed when it comes to love. Crushing on the new NHL recruit makes her fear the curse will strike again. Leo Pattra is charming, kind, and completely unaware of Violet’s awkward heart. Dating the team’s mascot could complicate his goals, even as their connection grows. Small town charm, hockey drama, and friends-to-lovers tension fill every page. Readers who love heartwarming romance and swoony heroes will fall for Peach Blossom Hollow.

What people are saying: “This is a heartwarming emotional story with much humor and one you will enjoy reading. I could not put it down.” – Nettie141, B&N Reviewer


The Stormborn Vine by Tilly Wallace

Fern Oakby uses her botanical knowledge to solve problems in rural England. A monstrous Boston ivy grows during a storm, threatening lives in its path. Fern discovers the plant is magically bound to a tiny origami dragon. She must decide what life is worth saving while racing against time. Clever twists, magic, and Regency charm make every page unforgettable. The Stormborn Vine is the first in a cozy fantasy series set in Regency England, that celebrates friendship and where magic and nature intertwine.

What people are saying: “I’m not a super huge fan of historical cozies, but occasionally I’m reminded that that’s not the case. Such as the case here. This was just quite the most enjoyable historic cozy. I’ve read in a very long time. I will definitely be back for more from this author in this series.” – CozyOnUp, B&N Reviewer


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