All About the Book
If You Liked “Where the Wild Things Are”, You’ll LOVE…
Choosing an indie book can be hard. And since indies don’t have what many consider an “official” stamp of approval from a trusted source like The New York Times, People magazine or your best friend Ginger—it makes it hard to decide which one to choose.
We’re here to help. Read On
C.J. Lyons on “Blood Stained”
An accountant from Lawrence, Kansas has a wife who is constantly cold. Read On
Tracey Garvis-Graves on “On the Island”
This week’s All About the Book is currently #1 on “The List Where Indies Count” and #13 on USA Today’s Bestseller list. Read On
Ingrid Ricks on “Hippie Boy”
A true coming-of-age story about a feisty teenage girl who escapes her abusive Mormon stepfather and the suffocating religion and poverty at home by joining her dad on the road as a tool-selling vagabond – until his arrest forces her to take charge of her life. Read On
Dani Amore on “The Killing League”
It’s a thriller that races like Charlie Sheen on meth, driving a stolen Ferrari down the Autobahn. Read On
Blake Crouch on “Run”
Your name is Jack Colclough. You have a wife, a daughter, and a young son. You live in Albuquerque, New Mexico. People are coming to your house to kill you and your family. You don’t know why, but you don’t have time to think about that any more. Read On
Martin Crosbie on “My Temporary Life”
I think I first smelled booze on Gerald when we were eleven, and as far as I know he’s been drinking ever since. Read On
A. K. Alexander on “Daddy’s Home”
A killer of the worst kind preys upon single mothers and their children “seeking” the perfect family. CSI Holly Jennings is determined to catch the killer who turns his sites on her and her daughter. Read On
Kathleen Long on “Chasing Rainbows”
Some people leave behind notes. Some leave behind journals. Some leave life lessons carefully documented for the good of future generations. My dad left cryptograms. Read On
Sam Torode on “The Dirty Parts of the Bible”
It’s 1936, and Tobias Henry is stuck in the frozen hinterlands of Michigan. Tobias is obsessed with two things: God and girls. Mostly girls, of course. But being a Baptist preacher’s son, he can’t escape God. Read On
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