As you create your book marketing plan, you may be thinking about doing a pre-order as a way of getting some early sales. But it takes more than just making your book available for a pre-order to be successful.
Corporate Undertaker: Business Lessons from the Dead and Dying received a 4+ star review, making it an IndieReader Approved title. Following find an interview with author Domenic Aversa. What…
The conclusion to the insanely popular Betrothed Series by critically acclaimed author Penelope Sky. Hades has done everything for the woman he loves. Now it’s time for Sofia to do the same for him.
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On its face, "The Message in the Painted Rock" is the story of the hero journey of a couple of resourceful teenagers who are drawn by a weird old man into his quest for an ancient artifact.
After a sudden and violent takeover by the brutal Khmer Rouge army, there is a mass exodus of the city. Separated from her family, a young pharmacy student is held captive at a work camp along with countless others, in a world turned upside down.
Rough Edge is a full-length Romance with a happily ever after, no cheating, and no cliffhanger. It can be read as a standalone.
From the mind of Wall Street Journal bestselling author Christopher Greyson comes a story with twists and turns that take the reader to the edge of madness.
Join widowed library assistant and amateur sleuth Lexie Starr on her first three encounters with mayhem, murder, and a potential suitor.
From New York Times Bestseller, Pepper Winters, comes the second book in the new Dark Romance Series, Goddess Isles.
"Shrapnel in the San Fernando Valley" is a guided tour through a Tilt-A-Whirl life that takes so many turns that you may find yourself looking up from the pages and wondering how the hell one person managed to fit them all into 40-odd years.
"Alaric Thain’s History of the 21st Century" recounts the events of the pivotal 21st century in a way that can be understood by people of the 29th century, who live in what could be considered a progressive utopia.
Under Dark Skies, Fracture Five, The Atlas Defect, Echo and Ember
