2011 Best of Indie: Adventure

INDIE

Released: Nov. 4, 2010

by Kathleen Flanagan Rollins

"The kind of dangerous book that makes you want to remove most of your clothing, climb in a dugout and just start paddling."

Rollins tells an epic tale of ancient conflict, migration, spirit-world mystery and love. Read full book review >

INDIE

Released: Dec. 31, 2010

THE RELUCTANT MARTYR

by Rick Elliott

"Unpolished but intricate and fun, even as the plot turns tragic."

A terrorist sleeper agent has fallen in love with his adoptive country, but the arrival of other jihadists threatens to place him back on a dangerous path. Read full book review >

INDIE

Released: Jan. 15, 2011

A CHILD OF RAPE

by John duVal

"A rollicking, complex read.
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A densely plotted, gay coming-of-age novel starring the talented Erik, whose lengthy history is half hard-boiled Jim Thompson mayhem and half Martha Grimes youthful fantasia, heavily laden with crime, war (both international and domestic), alcoholism and, ultimately, personal triumph. Read full book review >

INDIE

Released: Feb. 6, 2011

THE LONG ROAD TO PARIS

by Ed Howle, Janet Howle

"Fast cars, fast women and fast thinking comprise this solid, utterly entertaining thriller."

Driving a Volkswagen Beetle with an alternative engine-technology, an engineer races from New York to Paris and tries to outwit those bent on stealing the car. Read full book review >

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2011 Best of Indie: Adventure