Best 2015 Indie Books For Your Vacation

by Jacob M. Appel

Sharp, observant, darkly funny and deeply humane. Another winner from Appel. Full review >

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by Maryann Feola

A touching account of family dysfunction as it exists side by side with loving, close-knit relationships. Full review >

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by Karen Casey Fitzjerrell

Stellar fiction about hard living during the Depression. Full review >

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by Scott Alexander Hess

A compelling tale that’s a must for Hess’ fans and an excellent introduction for everyone else. Full review >

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by Jill Kearney

A superb collection of stories about the most elemental of bonds. Full review >

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edited by Lolita Lark

A fine anthology of some of the best contemporary poetry around. Full review >

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by E. B. Moore

An appealing Amish twist on a classic narrative. Full review >

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by Miriam Polli

A quiet yet powerful saga of imperfection and the struggle for family connection. Full review >

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by Paul Tomkins

Beautiful and chilling—a brilliant debut. Full review >

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by Johnny Townsend

More vibrant parables about doubts and blasphemies that hide beneath a veneer of piety. Full review >

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