Top 13 Indie Books for July

by Mary Scott Nabers

More a practical how-to manual, short and to the point, than a study of the merits and disadvantages of outsourcing... Full review >

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by Thomas Glick

An encouraging book that sheds light on unique, approachable ways to solve conflicts where people often walk away satisfied. Full review >

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by Diane Vallere

A diverting mystery that offers laughs and chills. Full review >

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by Alan Aronoff

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by Stella Atrium

An allegorical, emotionally intimate narrative for sci-fi fans, with broad themes that could appeal to a mainstream... Full review >

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by Ken Gorman

A rocky but informative road to the White House. Full review >

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by Paula Hiatt

An exceptional first effort that captures the harmony of two beating hearts. Full review >

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by Michael Rothman

A fair, heroic fantasy for the school-age demographic. Full review >

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by Edward Miller J.B. Manas

An impressively original take on alternative history. Full review >

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by Don O'Melveny

This enjoyable yet not entirely satisfying story will leave readers wanting to know more as they consider the line between... Full review >

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by V. K. Finnish

A treat for young readers with a thirst for adventure and magic. Full review >

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by Anthony V. Curto

A detailed, knowledgeable examination of a failing justice system, along with some solutions for fixing it. Full review >

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by Julie Anne Nelson

A suspenseful story about friends, family and sacrifice. Full review >

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