
Book 16 in the long-running Bruno series, a solid pick for readers who enjoy mystery novels grounded in French village life and slow-burn character development, and currently $10.95 (39%) off the $28 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Mystery novel featuring Chief of Police Bruno Courrèges
- Set in the fictional French village of Saint-Denis
- Written by author Martin Walker
- Explores local culture, gastronomy, and criminal investigation
- Part of the long-running Bruno, Chief of Police series

A pick for true crime enthusiasts who want an unflinching look at the psychology behind serial violence rather than a sanitized documentary approach, and at $9.28 it's just 71 cents off the $9.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- True crime book authored by Gary C. King
- Documents the crimes of serial killer Coral Eugene Watts
- Analyzes investigative procedures and judicial proceedings
- Examines the psychological profile of the perpetrator
- Details the victimology and criminal history of the subject

Spanish-language readers looking for a combined approach to juicing and exercise routines will find this a practical guide, and at $7.40 it's just over half the $15 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of cozy mysteries with a small-town setting will find plenty to enjoy here, especially if you like your murder plots served alongside a pastry case full of donuts and clever amateur sleuthing. Buy Now at Amazon
- Written by Jessica Beck
- Part of the Donut Shop Mystery series
- Features protagonist Suzanne Hart
- Genre is cozy mystery fiction
- Published by Berkley Prime Crime

Anyone digging into how colonial borders reshaped modern Asia will get a lot out of this deep dive into five key partitions, and it's currently $12.64 (32%) off the $40 list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon
- Explores the partition of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Burma, and Sri Lanka
- Analyzes the formation of post-colonial nation-states in modern Asia
- Examines the geopolitical impact of 20th-century border demarcations
- Authored by historian Micheal Vatikiotis
- Published by PublicAffairs

Picture books like this one work well for building a countdown-to-Christmas tradition with younger kids, and at $5.49 it's half off the $10.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Features 32 pages of rhyming holiday narrative
- Recommended for children aged four to eight years
- Includes vibrant illustrations by artist Tom Knight
- Hardcover binding format for durability
- Published by Margaret K. McElderry Books

Suits readers who like Southern family dramas with sharp, dark humor woven into grief and small-town secrets, since the story balances a school tragedy with genuinely funny narration. It's a solid pick if you want something emotionally layered without becoming a slog to get through. Buy Now at Amazon
- Written by Mark Childress
- Published by Little, Brown and Company
- Genre includes Southern Gothic and coming-of-age fiction
- Set in 1960s Mississippi
- Features protagonist Daniel Musgrove

Small-town mystery fans looking to dig into a series with an established cast will find this fourth Alberg & Cassandra installment a solid entry point or continuation, and Amazon has it for $11.42, about $5.53 off the $16.95 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Fourth novel in the Alberg and Cassandra mystery series
- Written by author Cassandra Laity
- Features investigative team Karl Alberg and Cassandra Mitchell
- Genre is crime fiction and mystery
- Focuses on a murder case within a small town

Fans of literary fiction with a satirical edge will get the most out of this one, and at $3 it's $19 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Novel written by Billie Letts
- Explores themes of American identity and culture
- Narrative follows interconnected lives in small-town America
- Published as a work of contemporary fiction
- Available in hardcover and paperback editions

Middle-grade readers drawn to eerie, atmospheric stories will find plenty to like in this one, and at $10, it's half the $20 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Genre blends body horror and eco-horror elements
- Explores themes of trauma and queer identity
- Set in the post-hurricane, flood-submerged town of Mercy, Louisiana
- Authored by New York Times bestselling writer Trang Thanh Tran
- Available in hardback, paperback, ebook, and audiobook formats

Anyone who enjoys character-driven historical fiction with a dose of dark comedy will find plenty to like here, as a small Italian town tries to hide a million bottles of wine from occupying Nazi forces. It's a solid pick if you want a story about ordinary people outwitting authority rather than a straightforward war narrative. Buy Now at Amazon
- Author: Robert Crichton
- Genre: Historical fiction
- Original publication year: 1966
- Plot centers on hiding wine from occupying German forces
- Setting: Santa Vittoria, Italy during World War II

This one's for readers who like literary fiction with a mystery undercurrent, following a novelist drawn into investigating the strange deaths connected to his reclusive neighbors. At $2, it's $17 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Written by Joel Hruska
- Published by Open Road Media
- Genre is technothriller
- Features a corporate espionage plot
- Available as an ebook

Fans of the game series will get the most out of this one, with recipes themed around familiar items and locations from the Zelda world. Amazon has it for $19.22, which is $15.73 off the $34.95 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Over 100 themed recipes inspired by The Legend of Zelda series
- Includes appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks
- Features step-by-step cooking instructions for all skill levels
- Utilizes ingredients inspired by in-game items and locations
- Hardcover format with full-color photography throughout

Anyone interested in WWII history or stories of moral courage under authoritarian regimes will find this collection of firsthand rescue accounts worth a look, and at $2.99, it's $23 below the $26 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Written by Rod Gragg
- Explores Christian resistance during the Nazi Holocaust
- Chronicles true stories of rescue and sacrifice
- Examines faith-based motivations for protecting Jewish targets
- Published by Center Street

Useful for students or professionals studying workplace communication theory, especially if you're looking at organizational structures through a critical lens rather than a purely functional one. At $116, that's $83 (42%) off the $199 list price on Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon
- Covers critical perspectives on organizational communication theories and practices
- Examines power dynamics and social justice within organizational contexts
- Analyzes the role of communication in shaping modern workplace environments
- Integrates diverse case studies for real-world application of theories
- Explores identity formation and representation in organizational structures

A quirky pick for readers who want a quick, offbeat story to burn through in a single sitting, and at $0.50 it's half off the $0.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Authored by musician Michael Nesmith
- Explores themes of magic realism and spiritual mystery
- Follows a musician seeking a mysterious woman
- Set across Mississippi and the New Mexico desert
- Hardcover edition contains 245 pages

Set on Cape Cod, this one suits readers who like quiet, character-driven fiction over anything plot-heavy or fast-paced, and at $3 it's $15 off the $18 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Written by Michael Cunningham
- Nonfiction travelogue exploring Provincetown
- Detailed observations of coastal landscape
- Reflective essays on local history
- Published by Picador

This gift book pulls together the film's most theatrical lines, a fitting pick for fans who want to relive the quotes without rewatching the whole movie, and it's currently half off the $17 list price. Buy Now at Amazon
- Features 365 days of inspirational quotes
- Hardcover binding with gold foil stamping
- Includes space for daily personal journaling
- Dimensions measure 5.5 by 7.5 inches
- Designed as a daily motivational desk accessory

This one's for bourbon drinkers who want the backstory behind the bottle, covering how the spirit shaped and was shaped by American culture, politics, and Prohibition. It's a good pick if you'd rather read about whiskey than just drink it, at least for a chapter or two. Buy Now at Amazon
- Explores the historical evolution of bourbon production and culture
- Examines socioeconomic impacts of the American whiskey industry
- Details historical regulatory changes and distillation practices
- Analyzes bourbon's role in American social and political life
- Provides scholarly context on distillery development and market expansion

Fans of coming-of-age fiction set against wealth and family secrets will find plenty to sink into here, especially readers who enjoy character-driven stories told through the eyes of an outsider looking in. Buy Now at Amazon
- Authored by Larry Watson
- Published by Atria Books
- Historical fiction genre
- Set in 1962 Montana
- 304 pages in hardcover edition