This Week’s Five Favorite Indie eBooks

This week’s Five Favorite Indie eBooks bring the heat! From a poignant memoir, to traversing the cozy corners of Italy, plus high-stakes inheritance drama, and not one but two pulse-pounding Jack Reacher–inspired thrillers. Your next unputdownable read is a click away!


Dolores by Catherine Paiz & Riley J. Ford

Catherine Paiz seemed to have it all. She had love, a beautiful family, and a massive online following as part of The ACE Family. But behind the picture-perfect life was a story of heartbreak, betrayal, and losing touch with who she truly was. When her world began to fall apart, Catherine chose to rebuild from the inside out. She turned pain into power and set out to reclaim her voice. This is a story of a woman stepping beyond the spotlight to find something real in this raw, inspiring true story.

What Readers Are Saying: “This book had me feeling all types of emotions. I finished this book in a day. I was hooked each chapter I wanted to know more. The book title in itself is so powerful.” – Toni Toni, B&N Reviewer


Jack Rabbit by Diane Capri

FBI Special Agent Kim Otto is hunting Jack Reacher. But when her only lead is murdered in front of her, she’s pulled into a deadly conspiracy. One that involves rogue operatives, military secrets, and billions in black money. As bodies fall and mercenaries close in, Otto becomes the target of a shadowy network willing to kill anyone who gets too close. Her badge means nothing in a world ruled by silence, violence, and betrayal. With time running out and enemies closing in, her only shot at survival may be the man she was sent to find. Jack Rabbit is the next explosive entry in Diane Capri’s Hunt for Jack Reacher series, perfect for fans of nonstop action and high-stakes thrills.

What people are saying: “Full of thrills and tension, but smart and human, too. Kim Otto is a great, great character – I love her.” Lee Child, #1 World Wide Bestselling Author of Jack Reacher Thrillers


The Nantucket Restaurant by Pamela M. Kelley

When their beloved grandmother passes away, three sisters are shocked to inherit her Nantucket home. And a popular island restaurant they never knew she owned! Mandy, Emma, and Jill must work at Mimi’s Place for a full year before they can sell. And work alongside the longtime chef who also inherited a share. None of them planned to return to Nantucket, and each sister is facing big life decisions of her own. But as they navigate kitchen drama, community quirks, and family tensions, they begin to rediscover what really matters. The Nantucket Restaurant by Pamela M. Kelley is a warm, feel-good beach read about family, second chances, and the ties that bring us home.

What people are saying: “Pamela Kelley’s books never fail to leave a lasting impression, and this one was no exception.” – janiejj, B&N Reviewer


A Man Who Crossed The Line by Dan Ames

When a businessman is murdered in Bangkok, former FBI agent Lauren Pauling thinks she’s dealing with a simple case. That is until the trail leads to global secrets and a growing body count. At the same time, Michael Tallon investigates a friend’s suspicious death in Miami. He’s convinced it wasn’t the drug deal gone wrong the police claim. As the two cases collide, Pauling and Tallon find themselves racing across continents to stop a ruthless killer determined to erase the past at any cost. A Man Who Crossed the Line is a fast-paced thriller in Dan Ames’ Jack Reacher Cases series, perfect for fans of international intrigue and justice served with a gun.

What people are saying: “It held my interest to the end now awaiting the next new book.” – Ellen Oceanside, B&N Reviewer


Murder Italian Style by Diane Vallere

Style expert Samantha Kidd heads to Italy for pasta, romance, and a little rest. But she ends up entangled in a decades-old murder mystery. When a favor for her host uncovers new questions about a crime, Samantha finds herself investigating the death of Alfredo. He happens to be the village’s most hated man. In over her head, good thing she’s got her fashion sense, sharp wit, and her undercover husband to help crack the case. Murder Italian Style by Diane Vallere is a lighthearted cozy mystery full of laughs, local flavor, and a generous helping of intrigue. Perfect for fans of whodunits with style and sparkle.

What people are saying: “The story is well-written, with likeable characters, with great descriptions of food and places, and mysteries abound! Great entertainment!!!” – Claudete T., B&N Reviewer


 

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