Tag: book reviews

Indies Unlimited does not review books, but we do have a couple of renowned reviewers on staff. We thought a great way to celebrate indie writing would be to ask those reviewers for their top indie picks of the month. Here are this month’s top picks from our experts:

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Love Story for a Nation by Mark W. Sasse

“…this tapestry is very cleverly woven and blended.”

Read the rest of the review by Cathy Speight.

Love Story for a Nation is available through Amazon.com.

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Players by Mike Markel

“…I’ve raved about the characters of Seagate and Miner as well as the story. Consider this another rave.”

Read the rest of the review by BigAl.

Players is available through Amazon.com.

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Gino’s Law by Candace Williams

“… a satisfying read for a typical mystery reader…”

Read the rest of the review by BigAl.

Gino’s Law is available at Amazon.com.

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Way Out West by Frank Tuttle

“There are delightful surprises among the darkness of this tale … I was enthralled through the whole story.”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Way Out West is available at Amazon.com.

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Scar by Caitlin O’Connor

“… Scar has it all: a smart, intriguing plot, physical battles between light and dark, internal conflicts, excellent dialogue, and a bit of romance.”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Scar is available at Amazon.com.

Indies Unlimited does not review books, but we do have a couple of renowned reviewers on staff. We thought a great way to celebrate indie writing would be to ask those reviewers for their top indie picks of the month. Here are this month’s top picks from our experts:

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The Girl in the Ice by Robert Bryndza

“Page turner. Fast paced. Gripping. Suspenseful. Exciting. Intense.”

Read the rest of the review by Cathy Speight.

The Girl in the Ice is available through Amazon.com.

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Killdeer Winds by Aaron Michael Ritchey

“…a rip-roaring dystopian adventure, with a Wild West flair, that will have you on the edge of your seat …”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Killdeer Winds is available through Amazon.com.

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Frayed by Kerry Nietz

“… another trip to the author’s extraordinary hi-tech future world run by powerful Imams. I wasn’t disappointed.”

Read the rest of the review by Pete Barber.

Frayed is available at Amazon.com.

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Postcards from Mr. Pish: South and West Edition
by K.S. Brooks

“Mr. Pish’s child-like enthusiasm is bound to capture any child’s imagination in this wonderful, educational series.”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Postcards from Mr. Pish: South and West Edition is available at Amazon.com.

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Capturing Gabriel by Lyn Horner

“… This book has it all; adventure, violence, sexual tension, magic, and a heart-rending family history to hold it all together.”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Capturing Gabriel is available at Amazon.com.

Indies Unlimited does not review books, but we do have a couple of renowned reviewers on staff. We thought a great way to celebrate indie writing would be to ask those reviewers for their top indie picks of the month. Here are this month’s top picks from our experts:

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A Killing Truth by DV Berkom

“Berkom’s books are ones when you almost forget to breathe. They’re fast-paced, taut with tension and sheer joy from start to finish.”

Read the rest of the review by Cathy Speight.

A Killing Truth is available through Amazon.com.

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Arctic Dawn by Karissa Laurel

“Arctic Dawn is a fast-paced cataclysmic addition full of action that will keep you on the edge of your seat.”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Arctic Dawn is available through Amazon.com.

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Battle Rattle by Brandon Davis Jennings

“… a story that explores the cost of war off the battle field…if you’re willing to bite off something more weighty and intense, this is a great choice.”

Read the rest of the review by BigAl.

Battle Rattle is available at Amazon.com.

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Cargo by DV Berkom

“Leine has a talent for getting into tight situations that will have you on the edge of your seat…”

Read the rest of the review by BigAl.

Cargo is available at Amazon.com.

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Extraordinary by K. M. Herkes

“… a full-throated atta-girl (is that a thing?) for a fun, fascinating short story that achieves a whole lot in a few pages.”

Read the rest of the review by Pete Barber.

Extraordinary is available at Amazon.com.

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Indies Unlimited does not review books, but we do have a couple of renowned reviewers on staff. We thought a great way to celebrate indie writing would be to ask those reviewers for their top indie picks of the month. Here are this month’s top picks from our experts:

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When Churchyards Yawn by Cathy Vasas-Brown

“Vasas-Brown does everything to perfection: she develops her characters, structures a faultless plot, creates the right emotions for any scene…”

Read the rest of the review by Cathy Speight.

When Churchyards Yawn is available through Amazon.com.

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Havoc Rising by Brian S. Leon

“I would highly recommend Havoc Rising to any reader who enjoys mythology … that includes epic battles between good and evil. ”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Havoc Rising is available through Amazon.com.

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Finding Travis by Melissa Bowersock

“This was an enjoyable kickoff to this new series. I’m looking forward to seeing where it goes from here.”

Read the rest of the review by BigAl.

Finding Travis is available at Amazon.com.

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Turtle’s Weir by Lynne Cantwell

“This book was a roller-coaster ride of action and heartfelt emotions. The path Ms. Cantwell took us on was well envisioned, deliberate, and developed.”

Read the rest of the review by ?wazithinkin.

Turtle’s Weir is available at Amazon.com.

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Sparrow by Grace Jelsnik

“I think this story would appeal to those readers who enjoy a suspenseful romance without any gore or gratuitous sex—a great holiday read IMO.”

Read the rest of the review by Pete Barber.

Sparrow is available at Amazon.com.

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