Start your day off by browsing some of the best Kindle deals for March. To make it easy to navigate, I have separated the daily deals from the weekly deals. These are novels that I would either read, have read, or think should be read.
Daily Deals
Identity by Nora Roberts
Identity: A Novel Kindle Edition by Nora Roberts on sale for $1.99!
Her Deadly Game by Robert Dugoni
Her Deadly Game (Keera Duggan Book 1) Kindle Edition by Robert Dugoni on sale for $5.99!
Slow Horses by Mick Herron
Slow Horses (Slough House Book 1) Kindle Edition by Mick Herron on sale for $9.99
A Man Lay Dead by Ngaio Marsh
A Man Lay Dead: Inspector Roderick Alleyn #1 Kindle Edition by Ngaio Marsh on sale for $8.99
Starship’s Mage by Glynn Stewart
Starship’s Mage: Starship’s Mage Book 1 Kindle Edition by Glynn Stewart on sale for $4.99!
Two by Two by Nicholas Sparks
Two by Two Kindle Edition by Nicholas Sparks on sale for $2.99!
Don’t Forget to Write by Sara Goodman Confino
Don’t Forget to Write by Sara Goodman Confino Kindle Edition on sale for $4.99
The Match by Harlan Coben
The Match Kindle Edition by Harlan Coben on sale for 12.99!
Three Fates by Nora Roberts
Three Fates Kindle Edition by Nora Roberts on sale for $8.99
Found in the Street by Patricia Highsmith
Found in the Street Kindle Edition by Patricia Highsmith on sale for 1.99!
The Wonderful Visit by H. G. Wells
The Wonderful Visit Kindle Edition by H. G. Wells on sale for $1.99!
Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig
Reasons to Stay Alive Kindel Edition by Matt Haig on sale for $9.99
The Aquitaine Progression by Robert Ludlum
The Aquitaine Progression: A Novel Kindle Edition by Robert Ludlum on sale for $6.99!
From the Corner of His Eye by Dean Koontz
From the Corner of His Eye: A Novel Kindle Edition by Dean Koontz on sale for 9.99!
Black Hawk Down by Mark Bowden
Black Hawk Down by Mark Bowden on sale for $9.99!
My Evil Mother by Margaret Atwood
My Evil Mother: A Short Story Kindle Edition by Margaret Atwood on sale for $1.99
Big Sky (Jackson Brodie Book 5) by Kate Atkinson
Big Sky (Jackson Brodie Book 5) Kindle Edition by Kate Atkinson on sale for $4.99!
Sacred: (Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro Book 3) by Dennis Lehane
Sacred: A Novel (Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro Book 3) Kindle Edition by Dennis Lehane on sale for $1.99
The Seeker: Immersive historical thriller set in 17th century London by S.G. MacLean
The Seeker: Immersive historical thriller set in 17th century London Kindle Edition by S.G. MacLean on sale for $0.99!
Magician: Apprentice by Raymond E. Feist
Magician: Apprentice by Raymond E. Feist Kindle Edition by Louise Erdrich on sale for $1.99
Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice
Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice Kindle Edition on sale for $1.99!
Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie on sale for $6.99!
Neighbors by Danielle Steel
Neighbors: A Novel Kindle Edition by Danielle Steel on sale for $6.99!
Courting Catherine by Nora Roberts
Courting Catherine: The Calhoun Women Kindle Edition by Nora Roberts on sale for $1.99!
I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes
Classics on Sale!
I Am Pilgrim: A Thriller Kindle Edition by Terry Hayes on sale of $1.99!
Audible Three Month Free Trail
Audible is currently offering a three month free trial for the Audiobook platform. If you aren’t sure how you feel about audiobooks, then this is a great way to find out! After three months, you can cancel and won’t have to pay a dime or if you enjoyed the service, you could sign up afterwards! Click the link below for your free trial!
Try Audible PlusBook Recommendations
Did you enjoy the books that were presented? Is there a certain genre you want to see? Let me know in the comments below. This is still in the early stages and I will be experimenting with this format a bit.
I hope you enjoyed the deals that were listed above. Full disclosure: I am an Amazon Affiliate and if you buy anything through the links, I will earn a commission. Thank you for your support and happy reading!
You can check out some book reviews that we have written if you are looking for a new book to read:
https://booksofbrilliance.com/2021/06/10/the-great-alone/
https://booksofbrilliance.com/2020/12/17/book-review-the-bear-and-the-nightingale/
https://booksofbrilliance.com/2020/05/21/book-review-the-starless-sea/
https://booksofbrilliance.com/2021/08/02/the-book-thief-book-review/
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If you enjoy reading the realism of Jackson Lamb and even fact based espionage thrillers, of which there are only a handful of decent ones, do try reading Bill Fairclough’s Beyond Enkription. It is an enthralling unadulterated fact based autobiographical spy thriller and a super read as long as you don’t expect John le Carré’s delicate diction, sophisticated syntax and placid plots.
What is interesting is that this book is so different to any other espionage thrillers fact or fiction that I have ever read. It is extraordinarily memorable and unsurprisingly apparently mandatory reading in some countries’ intelligence agencies’ induction programs. Why?
Maybe because the book has been heralded by those who should know as “being up there with My Silent War by Kim Philby and No Other Choice by George Blake”; maybe because Bill Fairclough (the author) deviously dissects unusual topics, for example, by using real situations relating to how much agents are kept in the dark by their spy-masters and (surprisingly) vice versa; and/or maybe because he has survived literally dozens of death defying experiences including 20 plus attempted murders.
The action in Beyond Enkription is set in 1974 about a real maverick British accountant who worked in Coopers & Lybrand (now PwC) in London, Nassau, Miami and Port au Prince. Initially in 1974 he unwittingly worked for MI5 and MI6 based in London infiltrating an organised crime gang. Later he worked knowingly for the CIA in the Americas. In subsequent books yet to be published (when employed by Citicorp, Barclays, Reuters and others) he continued to work for several intelligence agencies. Fairclough has been justifiably likened to a posh version of Harry Palmer aka Michael Caine in the films based on Len Deighton’s spy novels.
Beyond Enkription is a must read for espionage cognoscenti. Whatever you do, you must read some of the latest news articles (since August 2021) in TheBurlingtonFiles website before taking the plunge and getting stuck into Beyond Enkription. You’ll soon be immersed in a whole new world which you won’t want to exit. Intriguingly, the articles were released seven or more years after the book was published. TheBurlingtonFiles website itself is well worth a visit and don’t miss the articles about FaireSansDire. The website is a bit like a virtual espionage museum and refreshingly advert free.
Returning to the intense and electrifying thriller Beyond Enkription, it has had mainly five star reviews so don’t be put off by Chapter 1 if you are squeamish. You can always skip through the squeamish bits and just get the gist of what is going on in the first chapter. Mind you, infiltrating international state sponsored people and body part smuggling mobs isn’t a job for the squeamish! Thereafter don’t skip any of the text or you’ll lose the plots. The book is ever increasingly cerebral albeit pacy and action packed. Indeed, the twists and turns in the interwoven plots kept me guessing beyond the epilogue even on my second reading.
The characters were wholesome, well-developed and beguiling to the extent that you’ll probably end up loving those you hated ab initio, particularly Sara Burlington. The attention to detail added extra layers of authenticity to the narrative and above all else you can’t escape the realism. Unlike reading most spy thrillers, you will soon realise it actually happened but don’t trust a soul.