This Week’s Five Favorite Indie eBooks

This week’s five favorite indie eBooks are some of the best yet! Let your imagination reach new heights with these indie authors we know you’ll love.

 

Just One More Dare by Carly Phillips

Samantha Dare had one thought when she found out her fiancé was a lying cheat. Escape. So, she ran from her wedding. And straight into the arms of the man who once gave her the hottest kiss of her life. But rebounding with her brother’s friend would be a huge mistake… wouldn’t it? The last thing Dex Sterling needs is more chaos in his life. Retiring from football and starting over in broadcasting gave him plenty of that. But even though Samantha is chaos personified, for some reason, he’s still not able to keep his mind—or hands—off her… Is a little bit of forced proximity and a lot of sexual chemistry enough to earn them a second chance at happily ever after?

What people are saying: “This was a good book and touched on many emotional points, relationship wise and family wise.” – RBTBBlog, B&N Reviewer

 

Don’t Look Back by Rachel Grant

Barely escaping a nightmare, Kira Hanson is ready to take the trip of a lifetime. And it’s one she hopes will answer questions about her father’s work recovering art stolen during World War II. But when she’s waylaid by a friend in need, Kira comes face-to-face with the Navy SEAL who saved her and then ghosted her. Then, within minutes of her reunion with Lieutenant Commander Randall Fallon she learns she’s in danger once again. And he just might have to reprise his role as undercover bodyguard, following her to Europe posing as an art buyer. As things heat up between them, it also becomes clear that digging into family secrets has unearthed an unexpected enemy.

What people are saying: “Another heart stopping addition to the Under Fire Series that will leaving you not knowing who to trust, falling in love, and turning pages late into the night. Rachel Grant can be counted on for heart stopping action paired perfectly with heart crushing romance.” – AshleeT, B&N Reviewer

 

 

Acheron Inheritance by Ken Lozito

On a dying world along the galactic fringe, Quinton Aldren awakens in the body of an archaic android that’s barely operational. He has only vague memories of who he was and no idea what has happened. The galaxy has changed, forcing people to adapt, while dangerous machines of the Federation Wars patrol galactic sectors hunting for people like Quinton. He might have missed the war, but his link to the past could be the key to save humanity’s future. Will he survive long enough to discover it in time?

 

 

What people are saying: From the author of the international bestselling First Colony series comes another science fiction series in a sprawling galactic setting. Acheron Inheritance is the first book in the Federation Chronicles set far into the future after humanity has colonized the stars.

 

Sunshine Reservations by Lilly Mirren

Gwen starts fresh after her divorce with an old bed and breakfast by the beach. Emily, dating Aaron, moves into a dorm and faces unexpected challenges in independence. Joanna fights loneliness with a new neighbor and an unexpected guest who shakes things up. Gwen navigates a messy divorce while enjoying her new beachside lifestyle. Debbie, aiming to balance work and marriage, faces a crisis that threatens her business. The friends’ cookbook’s success causes tension when the publisher focuses only on Joanna’s contributions, testing their decades-long bond.

 

 

What people are saying: This heartwarming tale of four women navigating life’s challenges and friendships offers a perfect blend of romance, resilience, and renewal.

Penric and the Bandit by Lois Bujold

When Rozakajin, road-weary bandit and army deserter, spots a hapless blond young man in a country inn with an intriguing treasure map, he thinks he’s scouted an easy and lucrative victim. Attaching himself to odd traveler Penric seems simple enough, but when Roz’s old enemies catch up from behind, his plans take a turn for the much worse. When Pen’s claim that I never travel alone proves true in ways Roz never imagined, his world becomes more frightening still—but also much wider than he’d ever dared to dream.

What people are saying: A captivating fantasy and adventure filled with danger and an expansive, imaginative world.

 

 

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