28 Great Indie Books Worth Discovering

by Remington Blackstaff

A subtle but powerful tale of political intrigue and honor. Full review >

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by Gerette Buglion

A hauntingly honest and revealing memoir. Full review >

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by Vicki Cody

A searchingly personal memoir that also provides a thrilling peek into the Gulf War. Full review >

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by Kenneth L. Penegar

A political work that skillfully follows the threads that run from Rousseau to modern thinkers. Full review >

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by Steve Zell

A fast-paced thriller with superb new and returning characters. Full review >

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by Josh Greenfield

A cleareyed, passionate, and authentic portrayal. Full review >

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by Larry A. Freeland

Despite unspectacular writing, a worthwhile peek into the horrors of war. Full review >

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by Conrad B. Quintyn

A technically precise and philosophically thoughtful treatise. Full review >

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by Jim Owens

A thoughtfully conceived and boldly described drug tale. Full review >

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by Matthew Juksan Sullivan

An intriguing, challenging crash course in Zen Buddhism. Full review >

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by Irene H. Wellman illustrated by Gwendolyn Gribok-Lipari

An adventurous, entertaining fable that taps into longings for a cleaner Earth. Full review >

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by Shan L. Spyker ; illustrated by Thomas L. Spyker

A safe yet magical adventure with plenty of heart. Full review >

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by Billy Dering

Planetwide casualties and careful pacing open this attention-grabbing SF trilogy. Full review >

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by Susan L. Read

An engaging and sympathetic exploration of a girl’s struggles with mental illness and recovery. Full review >

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by Wayne Rajah

An evocative, almost dreamlike mix of dark fantasy and moving reality. Full review >

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