Today’s Bonus Books!

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	One Way by S.J. Morden Former architect Frank Kittridge is serving life for murdering his son's drug dealer, so when he's offered a deal by the corporation that owns the prison—he takes it. He's been selected to help build the first permanent base on Mars. Unfortunately, his crewmates are just as guilty of their crimes as he is. As the convicts set to work on the frozen wastes of Mars, the accidents multiply. Until Frank begins to suspect they might not be accidents at all… Bestsellers $1.99 Amazon (paid link)
	Too Soon for Adiós by Annette Chavez Macias 2,636 5-star reviews! When Gabby receives a house from her absentee father, she hires a contractor in preparation for a quick sale. But as she gets to know the town and these two new men in her life, she learns more about herself than she ever dared to think possible. But is she ready to open herself up to the truth of what happened—and the promise of what could be? Romance $1.99 Amazon (paid link)
	God Bless the Child by Anne Shaw Heinrich Mary Kline has always confronted the challenges of her obesity and infertility with unyielding determination, but she desires a child of her own. When her vulnerable friend Pearl unexpectedly finds herself pregnant, Mary steps forward as both caregiver to Pearl and guardian to her child, Elizabeth, but Elizabeth resents Mary, finding her repulsive and her upbringing stifling. Women's Fiction $0.99 Amazon (paid link)
	Blood and Fire by Gabriel Hardy The first trumpet has sounded, and fire has fallen from heaven. Elian is an ordinary boy until a city-consuming blaze calls him to stand as God’s witness. As violence rises and soldiers crush the truth, he must lead the faithful. With another trumpet coming, will he stand or fall? Christian/Religious Fiction $0.99 Amazon (paid link)
	Watching John by Christina Patterson Good and evil live in us all. Which acts will define us in the end? John works in home security, watching other people's lives unfold on screens. Until he sees something he can't unsee—and a system that won't act. So he does. The deeper he goes, the harder it becomes to tell whether he is protecting the innocent—or becoming the very thing he hunts. Is it ever right to do wrong? Mysteries/Thrillers $0.99 Amazon (paid link)