A slow-witted burglar hoping to rebuild his confidence travels to Vermont during the holiday season. It’s a romp of a novel about taking and giving. And giving some more.

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29.01.2025

Advice from IR Approved Author Samantha Vaive: "“It doesn’t matter what you write. It doesn’t matter if it’s good. Just get the words on the page.” | IndieReader

Mind-Body, Birth is a research-based, easy-to-understand, and inclusive guide designed to help you achieve your best birth.

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30.01.2025

Advice from IR Approved Author Chuck Snearly: "Nothing else is as essential or important as perseverance." | IndieReader

When a gravely injured stranger barges into his college classroom asking for help solving a ninety-year-old mystery, Professor Andrew Pickens doesn’t want to get involved. But as a former investigative reporter with detailed scholarly knowledge of Detroit’s violent past, Andrew is perfect for the job.

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31.01.2025

(Twice!) IR Approved Author Hal Emerson: "The best part of being an indie is the complete creative control. The hardest part is getting the word out to readers about the books!" | IndieReader

"Cicero James, Miracle Worker" is the story of a registered Miracle Worker living in San Francisco and his death during a routine Working job. Upon waking in the autopsy room of a morgue, Cicero James discovers that not only is he immortal but he is also the chief suspect in an illegal resurrection.

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Advice from IR Approved Author Gregory Grosvenor: Trust your taste. Fortunately, my taste happens to be very bad, and it’s what I aspire to, darling!" | IndieReader

Advice from IR Approved Author Samantha Vaive: "“It doesn’t matter what you write. It doesn’t matter if it’s good. Just get the words on the page.” | IndieReader

Advice from IR Approved Author Chuck Snearly: "Nothing else is as essential or important as perseverance." | IndieReader

(Twice!) IR Approved Author Hal Emerson: "The best part of being an indie is the complete creative control. The hardest part is getting the word out to readers about the books!" | IndieReader

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