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The Fall of the Misanthrope by Louise Wise An engaging contemporary romance. The use of both the first and third person creates persuasive narrative voices for the two main characters. Convincing dialogue, well-rounded characters and a good dash of gentle humour make this novel easy and pleasing to read. |
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My Memories Of A Future Life by Roz Morris A highly original premise delivered with aplomb. This 'when worlds collide' story is both haunting and compelling. High quality writing, as you would expect from an already commercially successful author. A novel that stays with you long after the reading. |
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Available in print and/or e-book format, this is an eclectic mix of new releases, old favourites and books we've only just stumbled across.
Available in print and/or e-book format, this is an eclectic mix of new releases, old favourites and books we've only just stumbled across.
A selection of indie e-books offering good stories at great value for money prices.
This page is regularly updated so keep checking back.
Some Of Our Favourite Reads
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Apocalypse Cow by Michael Logan An anarchic and wildly funny take on the zombie apocalypse, which delivers biting social satire through the underused medium of sex-crazed zombie cows. As Britain descends into chaos, can three misfits unlock a cure and save the world? |
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Bad Moon Rising by Frances di Plino Satisfyingly fast-paced 'killer thriller'. Blind alleys and red herrings leave the reader guessing right up to the last minute. |
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Once removed by K.B. Walker Written with sensitivity and perception this novel deals with the complex subject of self-harming. Through convincing characters and a wholly believable story line it examines the social and emotional issues involved |
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The Mystic Accountants by Will Macmillan Jones A very funny book which moves along at break-neck speed. The second in a comic/fantasy series - it’s a stand alone novel so you don’t need to have read the first but may well end up wanting to - it follows the adventures of a truly motley collection of characters. |
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Few Are Chosen by M. T. McGuire Part one of the K’Barthan Trilogy, this will appeal to those who enjoy the work of Terry Pratchett. Imaginative and well thought through fantasy, it’s full of quirky characters, endearing and otherwise, and laced with some lovely humour. |
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The Story of My Assassins by Tarun J. Tejpal An investigative journalist first learns of an attempt on his life when the Delhi police arrest his would-be assassins. A story of how fate governs every life. |
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Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. James Fashionable as it is to knock best-sellers for being less than Nobel Prize winning literature, this book deals quite well with the topic of unrequited love and raises the bar for the common man in the bedroom. |
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The Crucible Part 1 by Ruby Barnes A fast-paced political thriller jam-packed with action, espionage and conspiracy. Set in a near future of viral pandemic, third world exploitation and religious fundamentalism. |
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Flash Fiction World by various authors A collection of seventy quality pieces of flash fiction spanning all genres. With no story longer than a thousand words this book is great for dipping in and out as the mood takes you. |
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Blue Mercy by Orna Ross Literary fiction from a mainstream author turned indie. There's a moral in the story of Blue Mercy. Life is not a rehearsal, this is it. You have one life, live it. |
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A Storm Hits Valparaiso by David Gaughran An ambitious and epic tale of the liberation of 18th century South America from colonial powers. For lovers of historical fiction, well researched and smoothly written. |
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The Engagement by Chloe Hooper Unusual premise which delivers a disturbing insight into the psyche of the two characters. An intriguing read. |
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The Friday Gospels by Jenn Ashworth Well plotted and multi-layered story of familly, faith and religion. |
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Wool by Hugh Howey An impressive debut novel set in a convincing and chilling dystopian world. |
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Officer Jones by Derek Ciccone Fast paced mystery/thriller about and international correspondent who stumbles upon the biggest story of his career. If you enjoy his style Ciccone has several other titles available. |
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Not Fade Away by Pam Howes Set in 2005 this is the fourth novel in a series of Rock'n'Roll romances by Pam Howes. A further tale of romance, passion, music and a betrayal that comes back to haunt. |
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The Tied Man by Tabitha McGowan As different from Fifty Shades of Grey as could be, this is a dark tale of obligation, abuse, vengeance and rescue. Rapunzel turned on its head. |
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Four Widows by Helen MacArthur Polished writing, well-drawn characters, perfectly paced and with excellent plotting. A tale of female friendship at its best. |
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Tango In Madeira by Jim Williams A romantic, mysterious and witty story of life, love and death on the exotic island of Madeira. George Bernard Shaw and Agatha Christie take walk-on parts in this between-the-wars novel. |
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The Expats by Chris Pavone This well-written and pacey novel unfolds in three different time frames. Engrossing, well-plotted and full of suspense. |
