Advice from IR Approved Author Alice McVeigh: “Don’t change genres – and don’t bother to advertise your first book. Changing genres confuses your readers is the reason for the first.”

Alice McVeigh's MARIANNE: A SENSE AND SENSIBILITY SEQUEL takes the passionate Marianne from Sense and Sensibility farther than Austen did.

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Advice from IR Approved Author N. Viktoria: “I write the stories I want to tell, feature the characters I want to celebrate, and connect directly with readers who are hungry for diverse romance.”

N. Viktoria's HER BILLIONAIRE BARGAIN explores not just the romance between Trinity and Alexander, but also the real-world tensions that come with being an interracial couple—the stares, the assumptions, the navigation of different cultural backgrounds.

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Advice from IR Approved Author Mister C: “Connecting with other people, and having the joined experience of everyone, really makes a difference in your journey.”

Jonathon Crum's NEVER TRUST HOME contains true statistics about human trafficking, along with scenarios that have taken place in the real world around us.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author Mister C: “Connecting with other people, and having the joined experience of everyone, really makes a difference in your journey.”

Advice from IR Approved Author K.T. Pike: “Don’t underestimate the value of keeping in touch. And let people celebrate you.”

K.T. Pike's CATCHING QAT is about discovering what it means to be an integral part of a team and the profound emotional connection that becomes far more important than riches or vengeance.

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Captain’s Dinner: A Shipwreck, an Act of Cannibalism, and a Murder Trial That Changed Legal History

Four men in a lifeboat. Two weeks without food. One impossible choice that would reshape the boundaries between survival and murder. “A perfect enunciation of the classic philosophical conundrum: can…

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Mom, I Want to Hear Your Story (Expanded Edition): A Mother’s Guided Journal to Share Her Life & Her Love

Give your mom the gift she will love, and you will cherish. "Mom, I Want to Hear Your Story" is the fun and delightful way for you to discover everything…

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Advice from IR Approved Author Lee Woodman: “Creativity and commerce make a great combination: art improves the image of artists and business owners and promotes related businesses like restaurants, shops, transportation.”

In Lee Woodman's COLORSCAPES, she paints with words in the same way great artists paint with pigment, layering emotion and memory until the image glows.

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Advice from IR Approved Author M. E. Torrey: “I believe that by looking calmly at our shared past, we can begin to walk the path toward unity.”

M.E. Torrey's FOX CREEK: A NOVEL bears witness to the silences history leaves behind.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author M. E. Torrey: “I believe that by looking calmly at our shared past, we can begin to walk the path toward unity.”