Category Archives: Indie Authors

“Embrace your whole self and thoroughly bloom.” Reflections of Imperfections, a dreamy collection of poems, is truly nourishment for the soul. It’s raw, vulnerable, and celebratory all at once. From the short and deeply reflective Haiku for the emotions to the story-like saga of Body Story, this lovely read is a delicious indulgence from startContinue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: Reflections of Imperfections by Laura Rose”

When death claims you, it seeks to cleave your essence from the mortal plane and cast it into the infinite other. Without an anchor, all that is you should dissipate. The cold you feel is the pull of the multiverse on your soul and when chaos finally claims you, there will be utterly nothing left.Continue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: Siduri by JJ Vason”

“Every social impediment prevented perpetual cash flow. The idea was that this would be beneficial to free enterprise for all, but anyone paying attention would see that the cash was flowing only one way.” Two AI stand in the middle of an empty office bullpen. It’s not a punchline… it’s part of the dystopian futureContinue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: Star Lost by Amy Marie Ayres”

Human bodies were not meant to hold this much of the universe within them. I was totally enamored by the worldbuilding and prose in Vessel by Samantha Jo. In this unique world, meteors seem to have brought mana, a type of magic, to humans. (“Scholars and scientists alike agreed that life pre-meteor was barbaric andContinue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: Vessel by Samantha Jo”

When I look at myself in the mirror this morning, I see what the rest of the world must. A woman unable to let anyone through the armor. The curse was a catalyst, but it wasn’t the beginning. I have always tried to hide myself away. What a fun, easy read by Hayley Anderton! Alana,Continue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: A Thorn Among Roses: A Sapphic Beauty & the Beast Novella by Hayley Anderton”

No, I am not “okay”. I’ve had a very bad night spent in sub-zero temperatures with two broken limbs, and now I have to run for my life like some fugitive when I have done absolutely nothing wrong except tell off some ancient psycho to his face, and then you show up like the ghostContinue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: A Midflight Vampire’s Tale by Linda Ling”

“No, Mr. Burgh. I literally mean this locket has the power to commit mass murder—a little too conveniently at that.” The Locket by Michelle Konde is a fascinating read. The story follows the misadventures of Agent Burgh (and team), a rational man thrust into an irrational world where cults, bizarre artifacts, and supernatural forces comeContinue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: The Locket by Michelle Konde”

“Fear isn’t the enemy. Hiding from it is. Every time I do something that scares me, I win a little piece of myself back. Every act of courage, no matter how small, is a victory against the darkness that wants to swallow us whole.” Eddy Rose is the prose QUEEN. I absolutely love the wayContinue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: A Taste of Rhythm and Courage by Eddy Rose”

“I’m not sad that you’ve changed. I’ve changed, too. I’m sad because you can’t see the good in yourself anymore.” A Fox Among Flames by Sara Puissegur. Oh my gosh. If ASAS laid the foundation for Puissegur’s world, AFAF absolutely sets it alight. This second installment of the Celestial Destiny Series, coming in January 2026,Continue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: A Fox Among Flames by Sara Puissegur”

“My dad is a cynocephalus and my mom is a siren,” I blurted the words out as quickly as possible. Heat suffused my cheeks and I knew I was turning bright red. “What?” No, like Kai, you didn’t mishear that mythological mashup. Monsters-in-Law by Jeannin Counts is a delightfully weird, heartfelt, and utterly charming MMContinue reading “Indie Book Spotlight: Monsters-in-Law by Jeannin Counts”