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Sunday, December 29, 2013

Fifteen Winter Reads for only 1.99!


That's right! FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY the Indelibles has put together an incredible set of fifteen complete best-selling novels by Indelibles authors including Addison Moore, Susan Kaye Quinn, RaShelle Workman, Chanda Hahn, Magan Vernon, Laura Pauling, Elle Strauss, LM Preston and more! As if the deal couldn't get any better, the Indelibles is offering this limited-edition for an even-more amazing price -
$1.99 

That's right. For less than a cup of your favorite coffee you can get fifteen full-length YA novels to feed those readers you got for the Holidays. The deal is only good until 1/11/14, so get your copy TODAY! 

So,Sit back, relax in your favorite reading chair and enjoy 15 Winter Reads from 15 bestselling YA authors. 



There is something to delight every reader in this box set - paranormal romance, futuristic sci-fi, historical, time travel, and contemporary.


15 Winter Reads includes:
The Iron Butterfly by Chanda Hahn: Escaping an experimental prison, Thalia tries to hide her past and her gifts, from her friends. But her past isn't always easy to escape, especially when it hunts you down.

Tremble (Celestra Series) by Addison Moore: Sixteen year-old, Skyla Messenger is a dead girl walking. When her newly remarried mother moves the family to Paragon Island, to a house that is rumored to be haunted, Skyla finds refuge in Logan Oliver, a boy who shares her unique ability to read minds.

Exiled by RaShelle Workman: Venus wakes to find herself no longer on her home planet of Kelari, but on Earth with a week to get back or she'll die.

Dragonfly by Leigh Talbert Moore: Gossip Girl meets VC Andrews in this contemporary family saga. Love, lies, and betrayal become the new normal when Anna enters the world of Jack and Lucy Kyser.

Open Minds and Closed Hearts by Susan Kaye Quinn: When everyone reads minds, a secret is a dangerous thing to keep.

Untraceable by S.R. Johannes: When Grace's forest ranger dad disappears on patrol, she fights town authorities, tribal officials, & nature to prove he's alive. Torn between a new hot boy and cute ex, she heads into the wilderness to find her dad. Soon, she is caught in a web of conspiracy, deception, and murder.


How to Date an Alien and How to Break Up With an Alien by Magan Vernon: Alex Bianchi takes an internship at an alien operations center to pad her college applications but doesn't plan on falling in love with one of its residents. But as Alex's senior year progresses, everything changes and she can't figure out if it is interstellar or if it is just time to break up with an alien.

Flutter of Luv by L.M. Preston: Dawn, the neighborhood tomboy, is happy to be her best friend's shadow. Acceptance comes from playing football after school with the guys on the block while hiding safely behind her glasses, braces, and boyish ways. But Tony moves in, becomes the star Running Back on her school's football team, and changes her world and her view of herself forever.

Watched by Cindy M. Hogan: It takes more than a school trip to change Christy's life. It takes murder.

Clockwise and Clockwiser by Elle Strauss: A follow up to Clockwise, Casey and Nate travel back in time and race against the clock to rescue Casey's rebellious brother Tim from frontline battle in America's civil war.

Glimpse (Zellie Wells #1) and Glimmer (Zellie Wells #2) by Stacey Wallace Benefiel: While working together to figure out what their shared vision means, Zellie discovers that Benjamin is a worthy friend and mentor. If only he could keep his hands off of her - if only she wanted him to...

A Spy Like Me by Laura Pauling: After dodging bullets on a first date, Savvy must decide how far she'll go to protect the ones she loves.

Grasping At Eternity by Karen Amanda Hooper: An eternal soul mate, a supernatural family who has known her for centuries, and lifetimes of erased memories: this is Maryah Woodsen's life. She just doesn't know it yet.

Lacrimosa
 by Christine Fonseca: In the world of angels and demons, one thing is clear - some sacrifices should never be made. Even for love.


The Secret of Spruce Knoll by Heather McCorkle: The town of Spruce Knoll hides many secrets--and many dangers, among them are that the untimely death of Eren's parents was no accident and that she is far more than she realizes.

So pick up this beauty between now and January 11 at these retailers:

AMAZON
Barnes and Noble

And enjoy all of the wonderful reading you'll be doing as you ring in 2014!


Tuesday, July 2, 2013

INDIEpendence Day: Brenda Rothert


This INDIEpendence day, the Indelibles would like to celebrate indie authors (self-published and small-press) by holding up examples of outstanding indie works. We believe that amazing works of fiction can be found in indie novels. By highlighting and bringing greater awareness to quality indie books, people will find great books to read, indie authors get support, and we continue to change hearts and minds about the gems that can be found among self-published and small-press novels.


So who am I celebrating?

My new critique partner and New Adult novelist, Brenda Rothert!



Brenda Rothert
Brenda Rothert started her writing career as a print journalist. She now writes Romances, some Contemporary and others with a twist of dystopian society and adventure. Rothert lives in Central Illinois with her husband and three boys. You can find out more about her at BrendaRothert.com
And her New Adult novel, STRIPPED is HOT

Stripped



Abby Gillis is used to being called a promiscuous, uneducated whore. It’s all in a day’s work when you’re a stripper. Since her job allows her to support her siblings, 24-year-old Abby takes it all off in stride. She’s never had trouble keeping men at arm’s length – until she meets ER physician Chris Reneau, who is sexy, sweet and interested in more than what’s beneath her clothes. As their relationship unfolds, Abby becomes increasingly aware of the desire building in her for the first time, and of her yearning to be wanted by the one man who truly sees all of her.
Commitment-averse Chris finds himself in uncharted territory. He wants Abby, that’s clear, but he can’t accept not having all of her. As the distance between them erodes, he tries to convince Abby to give up stripping for a chance at something real.
As the two of them get closer, Abby realizes that truly baring it all has nothing to do with her body. Chris makes her feel more exposed than she ever has, and she has to grapple with what’s left when her notions about herself and those around her are stripped away, leaving only the naked truth.
You can buy it on Amazon and add it to your Goodreads.

And a guest post from Brenda on New Adult

Books span so many different genres, but I think we can all agree that the best ones have something in common: they evoke emotion. There are books we remember well years after reading them, those we hate to see end and would put on our Top Ten list. For me those books come from varied genres.
Some of my all time favorite reads include The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls; Bitter is the New Black by Jen Lancaster, Wool by Hugh Howey and 50 Shades of Grey by E. L. James. These books are all very different from one another, but they are united by one thing: they all made me feel.
In her memoir The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls brings the reader along on the emotional, sometimes sad, sometimes uplifting journey that was her childhood. She tells her story in an eloquent but raw way that left me wanting to hug her and cheer for her by the end.

Bitter is the New Black is best summed up by its subtitle: Confessions of a Condescending, Egomaniacal, Self-Centered Smartass, Or, Why You Should Never Carry a Prada Bag to the Unemployment Office. Jen Lancaster is smart, quick and hysterically funny. I loved her snarky humor and had so many laugh out loud moments as I read.

 

Hugh Howey’s Wool is a breakout smash success for many reasons: it’s beautifully written, compelling and fresh. I was riveted as I read, not just by his storytelling abilities, but by the story itself. I couldn’t wait to find out what was going to happen, and when I did I was blown away.

 

And I’ve saved the sexiest for last. I doubt I need to tell you about the emotions 50 Shades evoked from me. I’d put my kindle on the nightstand at night and shake my head at James’ ability to repeatedly evoke such strong feelings of arousal and interest. I’ve talked to so many women who took up reading simply because of that book’s effect on them. What an incredible testament to E.L. James’ writing talent.

 

But that brings me to my point (finally, right?): Why is New Adult Romance seen as “less” than other genres by some simply because of the emotions it evokes? A man who likes to be aroused by something he reads is manly, red-blooded and oh-so-normal. But women? We’re considered closet readers of mommy porn.

 

I no longer worry about what I’m “supposed” to read. I only read the books I really want to read, and these days, they’re predominantly New Adult Romances. When I’m able to read, I want to escape, enjoy it and of course, get that HEA. New Adult storylines are generally raw, compelling and emotional.

 

A lot of outstanding writers have followed in E.L. James’ wake, proudly writing Romances that evoke a wide range of emotions including arousal. As a reader, I’m grateful. And as a writer, I salute all of them for laying the groundwork to make New Adult Romance a genre in its own right.


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Thursday, February 21, 2013

The Truth about Letting Go is here!

A companion to The Truth About Faking (not a sequel; the books can be read out of order),


The Truth About Letting Go (link) takes readers back to Shadow Falls, or more specifically Shadow Creek, with Ashley Lockett as she learns about real friendship, love, and letting go.
Get me
The Truth About Letting Go (link) by Leigh Talbert Moore


Ashley wants to smash everything in her once-perfect life. Charlotte wants to walk in Ashley's seemingly charmed shoes. Colt wants to turn Smalltown USA on its ear--with Ashley at his side. Jordan wants to follow his heart... but Ashley is the one sacrifice he never expected to make.

Up until now, Ashley Lockett has always followed the rules. She's always done the right thing, played it safe, and then her ideal life is shattered when her dad dies suddenly. Fueled by anger and grief, she vows to do everything opposite of how she lived before. She rejects safety, the rules, faith, and then she meets Jordan. Jordan has big dreams, he's had a crush on Ashley for years, he's a great kisser... but he's also safe. Enter Colt. He is not safe, and he's more than willing to help Ashley fulfill her vow.


Get it today on Amazon * Barnes & Noble * iTunes * Kobo Add it on Goodreads.




Excerpt: I feel Colt laugh, and he looks down into my face. That’s when he seems to realize what I’ve been acutely aware of for the last several minutes—our bodies are pressed together. “It’s awesome, yeah?” he says. “Adrenaline rush.” “Yeah,” I breathe. “I guess.” I’m not sure if he’s going to kiss me until he does. His mouth covers mine, and energy mixes with the alcohol flooding my body. Our tongues slide together, and I grip his shirt so I don’t collapse.  Every single bit of this is wrong, and there’s no way I’m stopping it. It’s back, that good feeling. The sadness has been pushed out again, and in its place is this rush, this rush of adrenaline like Colt said.  He pulls back and smiles at me. “We’re going to start dating. Now. You’re my partner in crime.”





About the Author:
Moore
Leigh Talbert Moore is a wife and mom by day, a writer by day, a reader by day, a former journalist and editor, a chocoholic, a caffeine addict, a lover of YA and new adult romance (really any great love story), a beach bum, and occasionally she sleeps. -The Truth About Faking is her debut young adult romance (on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iTunes, and Kobo) -Rouge is her first New Adult romantic suspense novel (on Amazon). Leigh loves hearing from readers; stop by and say hello! Blog * Facebook * Amazon Author page * Goodreads * Twitter * Tumblr

Friday, January 18, 2013

Indelibles Samplers for your reading pleasure!

Love a good love story?
Want to get lost in a great fantasy read or historical romp?
Enjoy mindbending futuristic tales?  

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Contemporary - Science-fiction - Historical - Fantasy

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Thanks! And enjoy!

Monday, January 7, 2013

The Success Indicator

 
I was on Facebook the other day and came across this great photo that Lauren Wave's special events posted.
 
This was sort of a wake up call. I'm not saying that my first year as an Indie wasn't pretty successful, but looking at this was sort of a wake up call as to what I really need to stop doing and can prove for an even more successful 2013.
 
Secretly hope others fail- Yes, I know, bad Magan. But don't you hate it when someone screws you over and you just think "Man I hope you fall off a bridge." If you've never felt something like that, you are a much better person than I. In this new year I vow to stop thinking like that, even secretly. What does it do for me to think that about others? Am I any better than that person that screwed me over?
 
Have a sense of entitlement- This is horrible and I've done it. I felt that since I put the work into indie publishing that I deserved as much success as everyone else. No. I don't. If your first book doesn't sell, you aren't entitled to have great sales, you have to work for it. Instead of complaining on facebook that I should have great sales, I need to go out there and earn those sales, keep writing, and keep putting out an awesome product.
 
Horde information and data- I've gotten better about this, especially since joining groups like The Indelibles. I used to not share information because I always thought "I can't share my secrets, I need the success!" That's not true. I do believe in some aspects that self-publishing is more of an individual thing than a team sport, but without others sharing their information, I would still be sitting with a bunch of unfinished manuscripts on my computer, so I have to pay it forward.
 
There are way too many others that I can relate to on the "unsuccessful" side and now I feel like a huge Dbag, but you know what? Success doesn't always happen overnight and for 2013 I vow to change all my bad habits, stop holding grudges, and move forward. And with a little help from my friends, I know that I'll get to relating more to the "successful" side.
 
Do you find yourself relating to the unsuccessful side? What are you doing to change that?

Sunday, December 23, 2012

SUPA CHRISTMAS SALE

Supa Christmas Sale!!
With the stress of the holidays nearly over, now is a great time to sit back, curl up in your favorite reading chair, and get lost in fabulous new worlds. To help you do just that, some authors have banded together and put all their titles on sale, right NOW!! Some of this season’s most popular e-books have been discounted to just $0.99!!! Don’t miss out!
For all of you who got new Kindles for Christmas, this is the perfect opportunity to start your new library!! Please spread the word and share this post with all your friends – they’ll thank you for it!
Heather Hildenbrand
::Across The Galaxy::

RaShelle Workman
::Blood and Snow Volumes 1-4::

Michelle Muto
::Don’t Fear The Reaper::

Stacey Wallace Benefiel
::Zellie Wells Trilogy::
Christie Rich
::Five - Elmental Book 1(FREE)::
::Dark Matter Book2::

Laura A.H. Elliot
::Transfer Student::
Karen Amanda Hooper
::Grasping At Eternity::
David James
::Light Of The Moon (Legend of the Dreamer, Book 1)::
Leigh Talbert Moore
::Rouge::

Helen Boswell
::Mythology::

V.J. Chambers
::Trembling (Jason & Azazel #2)::

V.J. Chambers
::Tortured (Jason & Azazel #3)::

Elizabeth Sharp
::Natural Selection::
Leigh Talbert Moore
::The Truth About Faking::
Taryn Browning
::Dark Seeker (Seeker Book 1)::
B&N Link
Heather Self
::The One::
L.P. Dover
::Forever Fae::

Nancy Straight
::Blood Debt (Touched Book 1)::
Nancy Straight
::Meeting Destiny::
Free
Chelsea Fine
::Anew (Archers of Avalon, Book 1)::
Raine Thomas
::Becoming::
Alyssa Rose Ivy
::Flight (The Crescent Chronicles, #1)::
Magan Vernon
::How To Date An Alien::
Janine Caldwell
::Rematch::
Courtney Cole
::Soul Kissed::
Karli Rush
::Crescent Bound (Book 1)::

Jennifer Snyder
::Marked (Marked Duology 1)::
Shelly Crane
::Significance::
Bethany Lopez
::xoxoxo (Stories About Melissa, Book 2)
Jill Cooper
::The Dream Slayer (Book 1)::
Jill Cooper
::Demon Royale (The Dream Slayer Book 2)::
A.M. Hargrove
::Determinant (The Guardians of Vesturon #3)::
Bonnie R. Paulson
::Barely Alive (Barely Alive #1)::
Bonnie R. Paulson
::Falling Apart (Barely Alive #2)::
Bonnie R. Paulson
::Mostly Dead (Barely Alive #3)
Addison Moore
::Ephemeral (The Countenance #1)
C.A. Kunz
::The Modified::
Addison Moore
::Ethereal (Celestra Series #1)::
Addison Moore
::Tremble (Celestra Series #2)
Sarah M Ross
::Echo Of An Earth Angel::
Sarah M Ross
::Awaken::
Amy Maurer Jones
::Soul Quest (Soul Quest Trilogy #1)::
Amy Maurer Jones
::Wildflower (Wildflower Series #1)::
Thomas Amo
::Forever ME::
Amy Harmon
::Slow Dance In Purgatory::

Cheri Lasota
::Artemis Rising::
G.P. Ching
::The Soulkeepers::
G.P. Ching
::Grounded::

Mina J. Moore
::A Vampire’s Touch (Prequel to The Red Velvet Trilogy)::

LK Gardner-Griffie
::Misfit McCabe (Book 1)::

M.R. Polish
::Wolf Spell::