Ebook Daily Deal Picks for Readers

Apropos Books is a human-curated book discovery site and eBook daily deals newsletter. We screen discounted books for reader appeal, reviews, genre fit, and value, then share fresh picks across fantasy, romance, thrillers, sci-fi, and more. Browse today’s deals or get genre-matched picks by email.

Today’s eBook Daily Deals

These are today’s featured book deals, chosen to help readers find interesting books on sale without doing the usual treasure hunt through too much junk.

You’ll see a mix of fantasy, romance, thrillers, and the occasional title that wasn’t on your radar five minutes ago but suddenly has your full attention.

Timing Note: If you’re here before 9 am ET Monday through Friday, or before 11 am ET on Saturday and Sunday, featured books may still be from the previous day. Check prices before purchasing.

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56 current deals matching Horror

Bloodlust for Apartment 7A

Bloodlust for Apartment 7A

Jade Christy

HorrorRomantasy

Good for readers who like obsessive vampire romance, suspense, and cliffhanger series.

The Vanishers

The Vanishers

R. G. Belsky

HorrorPsychological Horror

Good for readers who like gothic thrillers, atmospheric domestic horror, seaside settings, and psychological suspense.

The Chalk Man

The Chalk Man

C. J. Tudor

HorrorThriller

Good for readers who like dual-timeline mysteries, buried secrets, childhood trauma, and small-town suspense.

Lost Souls

Lost Souls

Poppy Brite

LGBTQIA+Horror

At a gothic club in Missing Mile, North Carolina, Nothing’s search for belonging turns into something far more dangerous when he meets three vampiric vagabonds on a blood-soaked…

Perfect Nightmare

Perfect Nightmare

John Saul

HorrorPsychological Horror

For readers who like domestic horror, missing-person suspense, and sinister small-town threats.

The Three Witches

The Three Witches

Elena Collins

Historical FictionLiterary Fiction

A strong match for readers drawn to timeslip historical fiction, Scottish settings, ghost stories, and women reclaiming hidden histories.

Hannibal Rising

Hannibal Rising

Thomas Harris

HorrorSupernatural Horror

A boy survives war with silence, trauma, and demons that refuse to stay buried.

The Hungry Deep

The Hungry Deep

J.L. Murray

HorrorOccult Horror

A crumbling house, a vanished wife, and a forest town full of whispers turn one marriage into a Gothic trap.

The Last Séance

The Last Séance

Dean Rasmussen

HorrorOccult Horror

The Last Séance opens with a fraudulent psychic act that crosses into something brutally real.

Wetbones

Wetbones

John Shirley

HorrorMystery

A screenwriter, a grieving reverend, and baffled police follow separate trails of mutilation and disappearance toward a force that consumes flesh and sanity, making this a brutal splatterpunk…

Among the Bones

Among the Bones

V. S. Anderson

ThrillerHorror

A missing child case turns more dangerous when the only man offering answers is accused of killing his wife.

One Killer Night

One Killer Night

Trilina Pucci

HorrorContemporary Romance

Flirting feels easy until a Halloween hookup leads straight into blood, secrets, and a slasher nightmare.

The Sarvàn

The Sarvàn

Douglass Hoover

Historical FictionHorror

It fits readers who want wartime survival fused with folk horror and mounting dread.

The Beginning of the End

The Beginning of the End

Manel Loureiro

DystopianHorror

The Beginning of the End turns the apocalypse into a personal record of grief, dread, and collapse as one man documents the last days of civilization.

Extinction Dream

Extinction Dream

Andrew Najberg

HorrorSci-Fi

Markus is sent to an orbital research station expecting a routine assignment, only to find himself on the front line of a hidden war against an alien force…

Deathform

Deathform

Benjamin Allocco

HorrorSci-Fi

After a routine smuggling job goes wrong, Jack Kind and his crew are pulled into a dangerous transport mission tied to a military secret and rumors of an…

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