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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166 current deals matching Thriller

The Angel of Warsaw

The Angel of Warsaw

Rebecca Scott

Historical FictionRomance

A good pick for fans of World War II historical fiction focused on resistance efforts, civilian rescue missions, and wartime courage.

We Were Liars

We Were Liars

E. Lockhart

MysteryTeen + Young Adult

Best for readers who like YA psychological mysteries, unreliable memories, and complicated family relationships.

The Midsummer Treasures

The Midsummer Treasures

Andrew Clawson

MysteryThriller

Ideal for readers looking for archaeological adventure involving Irish mythology, ancient artifacts, and dangerous treasure hunts.

The Girls in the Dark

The Girls in the Dark

Avery Bishop

Thriller

This will appeal to readers who want psychological suspense about captivity, guilt, and uncertain survival.

You'll Be Sorry

You’ll Be Sorry

Liz Alterman

ThrillerPsychological Thriller

A strong match for readers drawn to psychological thrillers about relationship betrayal, meddling families, and a woman determined to settle an old score.

Her Silence

Her Silence

S. T. Ashman

ThrillerPsychological Thriller

This will appeal to readers who want psychological suspense about a mother trying to uncover the truth and protect her daughter.

One Rough Man

One Rough Man

Brad Taylor

MysteryThriller

Ideal for readers looking for military action, covert operations, and a race to stop a terrorist attack.

Forget You Saw Her

Forget You Saw Her

Noelle W. Ihli

HorrorThriller

A strong match for readers drawn to missing-person thrillers about a mother’s search and a perpetrator hiding in plain sight.

Line of Fire

Line of Fire

Logan Ryles

MysteryThriller

Readers who enjoy military action, hunted operatives, and conspiracies should find plenty to like here.

Edge of Collapse

Edge of Collapse

Kyla Stone

DystopianTechno-Thriller

Best for readers who like post-apocalyptic survival thrillers with harsh conditions, dangerous journeys, and threats from both people and a collapsing society.

The Girl Upstairs

The Girl Upstairs

Jessica R. Patch

ThrillerSuspense

A good pick for readers who enjoy psychological thrillers built around old houses, buried crimes, marital strain, and unsettling small-town secrets.

If You Lie

If You Lie

Caleb Stephens

HorrorMystery

Best for readers who like psychological suspense, isolated settings, family tension, cults, and mysteries rooted in past trauma.

The Summer Children

The Summer Children

Dot Hutchison

ThrillerPolice Procedural

This will appeal to readers who want dark psychological crime fiction built around an FBI investigation, child-abuse cases, and a disturbing vigilante killer.

The Homewrecker

The Homewrecker

The Homewrecker

ThrillerPsychological Thriller

Best for readers who like domestic thrillers built around revenge, obsession, moral gray areas, and escalating consequences.

The Ferryman's Daughter

The Ferryman’s Daughter

Yasmin Angoe

MysteryThriller

Best for thriller readers who like serial-killer legacies, forensic investigation, family secrets, and a protagonist forced to confront the past she escaped.

The Witch

The Witch

Freida McFadden

Historical FictionMystery

A good pick for thriller readers who like haunted houses, dual timelines, family secrets, and supernatural suspense.

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