Advice from IR Approved Author Kaylin McFarren: “Look for opportunities to talk about your stories, whether it’s during a book tour, blog interviews, newspaper articles or book fairs.”

A power struggle ensues between Lucifer and his daughter Lucinda with Samara Daemonium caught in the middle, debating on her place in the evil underworld.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author Kaylin McFarren: “Look for opportunities to talk about your stories, whether it’s during a book tour, blog interviews, newspaper articles or book fairs.”

Advice from IR Approved Author Shelly Edwards-Jorgensen: “go to as many writer’s conferences and groups as feasible so that you can to learn and receive feedback from others.”

A true story of murder and betrayal, this evocative memoir follows fifteen-year-old Shelly Edwards Jorgensen from the night of her mother’s body being discovered in their family’s estate and interweaves Shelly’s memories of abuse through the days and years following.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author Shelly Edwards-Jorgensen: “go to as many writer’s conferences and groups as feasible so that you can to learn and receive feedback from others.”

IR Approved Author Kathleen Novak: “Traditional and independent publishing each have their strengths (and stresses). I’m relieved that the industry now makes room for both.”

This is the story of a gun that hung on the wall and the son who fell in love and the miner who left to be a cop in Chicago.

Continue ReadingIR Approved Author Kathleen Novak: “Traditional and independent publishing each have their strengths (and stresses). I’m relieved that the industry now makes room for both.”

Advice from IR Approved Author Lis Bensley: “If you believe in your work, publish it. It’s remarkably gratifying having a book.”

Liza Baker, a rising star of the Abstract Expressionist Art movement of the early 1950s sabotages her career when she has a child, who begins to show her own artistic talent.

Continue ReadingAdvice from IR Approved Author Lis Bensley: “If you believe in your work, publish it. It’s remarkably gratifying having a book.”

IR Approved Author Nikki Stern on the best part of being indie: “Following your own timetable.”

What do a bartender, a priest, and a librarian have in common? They all work in New York City. They’re all true crime fans. And they’re all dead, courtesy of a predator with a chilling approach to murder.

Continue ReadingIR Approved Author Nikki Stern on the best part of being indie: “Following your own timetable.”