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Yes, I Will

My motto has always been, “There is no wrong way to promote your book.”

Advice from IR Approved Author Dave J. Andrae: “Don’t wait for the circumstances to be ideal before you begin. In my experience, the circumstances for creating are almost never ideal and even if they are, they won’t stay that way for long.”

A Florida novel that melds literary fiction with gritty crime and mystery elements, romance, and insights into an aging Generation X.

IR Approved Author Charles Roamer Tells all About His Book

It's a first-person narrative of what I consider one of three epic road trips I've made in my lifetime. U.S. 83 is a fascinating, old, largely two-lane highway that runs 1885 miles from the Canadian...

IR Approved Author Jane Teresa Anderson: “The best part of being an indie is retaining full creative control.”

Cat (a marmalade cat) has one mission: to keep the unruly human practitioners of the Serene Lotus Centre for Health and Wellbeing in line and find the mysterious Silver Crescent Nest, so that she can...

Multiple IR Approved Author Deb Pines Tells All About Her Book (And Clever NY Post Headlines)

When Velma White, a tyrannical landlady, now 74 and shaky on her feet, is found dead at the bottom of her Chautauqua home’s steep and slippery stairs, it looks like an accident. But was it?...

Advice from IR Approved Author Kathryn Betts Adams: “Strive for quality. The process of self-publishing has become easy, but producing a quality, beautifully written and organized book takes a lot of work.”

The Pianist's Only Daughter: A Memoir is a frank, humorous, and poignant exploration of aging in an aging expert's own family. Kathryn Betts Adams was the only daughter of colorful and talented parents: her mother,...

Advice from IR Approved Author RJ Shaw: “Don’t feel like you are not a legitimate, accomplished author just because you chose the Indie business model.”

Sheriff Gus Wallace, a no-nonsense retired FBI Agent, has only been in office a few months when a woman is murdered on a remote running trail in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, leading him into the most...

Advice from IR Approved Author Rich Miller: “Have fun! You’re doing something that people dream about but don’t take action on. So you have lots to celebrate.”

After seeing the boy at her birdfeeder, Ruth lures him into her web using cookies, milk and Mariners baseball games on the tv. She succeeds, but the boy is a flight risk. He keeps wanting...

IR Approved Author Regina Buttner on Going with a Traditional Publisher: “Some people might say I’m crazy, but my response would be a hard ‘no.’”

Revenge has a way of backfiring sometimes. When Rudy, a twenty-something slacker, is evicted from his stepparents’ suburban home, he vows to get revenge on them. But his relationship with a devious new girlfriend and...