E-Book Deals, Offers and Promos

If you love to read but don't have the room to store hundreds of books, we have the solution for you: Check out our assortment of incredible e-book deals! We've been scouring the web to find fiction, historical, romantic and educational e-books at can't-beat prices. Find your next novel here.

Who Has the Best E-Book Deals?

There are hundreds of stores that offer e-book deals, but some of the best include:

• Kobo: A subsidiary of Rakuten, Kobo offers over six million titles, including an extensive selection of free books. Take advantage of this e-book deal by clicking Free eBooks under the eBooks tab. You'll also find a link to Deals, where you can find titles discounted to as low as $0.99.
• All You Can Books: While this store only offers about 30,000 books, its monthly subscription model let you access them all at once. Plus, you can sign up for your first month absolutely free and you can keep anything you download, even if you don't continue with the service.
• Kindle Store: Operated by Amazon, the Kindle Store stocks nearly 3.5 million e-books, including all the latest titles. You can choose to buy books individually or enjoy access to over one million titles as a member of Kindle Unlimited. When you join, you'll pay $9.99 per month and have complete access to the Unlimited library.
• eBooks.com: This store has been around since 2000 and provides you with access to over one million titles. One unique selling point is that eBooks.com offers files that you can download to your e-reader or read right from your browser.

How to Find E-Book Offers

There are a few ways to ensure you're always in the know about the latest e-book offers. They include:

Signing Up for Curation Services

BookBub and Goodreads are a couple of examples of websites that can help you find and buy books. While neither offers e-book promos directly, they will connect you with stores that do. They'll also help you track the books you've read, the books you want to read and the ones your friends are reading.

Joining Mailing Lists

Sign up for the mailing lists of your favorite authors and the stores where you typically buy books, and you'll probably receive notice about upcoming releases along with occasional e-book promos or coupons.

Looking for Daily, Weekly and Monthly Sales

It's important to note that e-books always go on sale, so be a smart shopper and seek out those discounts! One easy way to do so is to look for recurring promos. For example, there's the Nook Daily Find from Barnes & Noble, the Daily Deals from Kindle and This Week's Deals from Google Play.