The Indie Writer Book Launch Guide
Part One: Book Reviews
Part One: Book Reviews
‘Web of Crimes’ is an action / adventure story set in the Australian outback. The two main characters have both been hurt in past relationships. Wariness of the attraction they feel toward each other is managed by seeking the adrenaline rush of another adventure to delay the inevitable.
BEYOND EXPECTATIONS brings life to issues, disorders, and syndromes that affect people the readers work with - from toddlers to teens, from neuro-typical children to children with diverse needs, and adults with communication difficulties.
SHUT UP AND KISS ME is an MF, dual POV, friends to lovers, sexy, emotional standalone romance!
Relentless chronicles one woman’s triumphant arc from living in a homeless shelter to making the Inc. 5,000 list of fastest-growing companies in America.
From NYT and USA Today Bestselling author Kristen Proby comes a forbidden romance. The Secret is the first in the Single in Seattle series!
‘Tears…’ is Jackson Ross’s story. Jackson began searching to know what really happened to his family, who was killed in an ‘accident’ when he was fourteen. He starts his search years afterward following his discharge from the army, at a time when he wants to build his own family. Gradually Jackson mires himself neck-deep in a life he never expected.
"Wool" meets "The Road Warrior", set in a future desert wasteland where gravity is like the wind but very, very cruel.
New York Times, USA Today and Amazon bestselling author, Alex Kava, is the recipient of two Nebraska Book Awards, a Florida Book Award and the Mari Sandoz Award.
A Frontline Doctor’s Experience and Recommendations to Resolve America’s Opioid Crisis
A classic historical romance set in an artisanal community on a country estate. A Cynster Next Generation novel. A full-length historical romance of 118,000 words.
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Irresistible and captivating romance awaits in TANGLED UP IN YOU, the next book in the Whisper Lake Series.
What I meant to do in Vegas: Let my hair down for once and celebrate winning a medal at my first women’s hockey all-stars competition.
14-year-old Moses Middleton, a secretly sensitive kid with high hopes and razor-sharp wits, organizes a chess club as a way of transcending the meager choices typically available to brown and black adolescents in New York City.
In the hot summer of California’s Central Valley, the bodies pile up. Are they victims of hate crimes—or something else?
This is a happy, upbeat adventure story in which we embark on a fun-filled voyage to the other side of the ocean.