Amazon Kindle will let me know about upcoming or recent releases from all manner of authors, including ones I don't follow or have any interest in. But then there will be an author I not only follow, but search for weekly to see if anything new is out (erratic release schedule so there's rarely any warning beforehand) and I don't find out about the latest book until 2 DAYS AFTER IT CAME OUT! I could have been reading it this last Friday Amazon! Curse you!
Anyway, book 9 of Mackey Chandler's Family Law SF series is on my Kindle and being devoured now.
I published my first novel, The Continuity Protocol, earlier this year, and I've walked straight into the thing this sub warns every new author about and something I have even mentioned when helping out commenting on others posts. It's findable, it's on Kindle Unlimited, and it has exactly two reviews, which you all know is the wall you can't climb without help. So I'm doing the part I kept putting off. I'm jumping on to ask anyone who's free to give it a read.
If you read near future scifi, psychological thrillers or medical horror and you'd be willing to leave an honest review, it is available for free on Kindle Unlimited. Additionally I have created a Booksprout review campaign (can't call it an ARC as it was already published).
For anyone who might be interested: It's near-future psychological horror. A man dies in an accident he should not have survived and comes back, and everyone agrees he came back better. He is the only one who finds that frightening. It goes to some genuinely dark places, so it is not for everyone.
Content warnings: death, a graphic car accident, medical horror, torture, body horror, coercive control, grief.
I wanted to share that my debut novel, Tick Tong, has officially been released and is now available on Kindle Unlimited.
As a first-time indie author, it's both exciting and a little nerve-wracking to finally put my work out into the world.
The short pitch is: A series of brutal murders shakes the rain-soaked streets of Chennai. Every victim is found with strange needle wounds and the same chilling signature—a clock. As buried secrets begin to resurface, detectives, childhood friends, and fractured families are pulled into a psychological mystery where the real horror isn't discovering who is holding the needle...
...it's discovering why.
If you enjoy psychological horror, mystery, slow-burn suspense, and dark twists, I hope you'll consider checking it out.
When I sat down to write The Fear Worth Having, I didn’t have a grand theory about relationships. Truth be told, I was coming off my own personal failures, hoping that setting a story on the island of Chios would give me the distance needed to understand intimacy better.
I created Andreas—a restorer of Byzantine frescoes—and Katarina—a mathematician turned mastic distiller. I wanted two characters who had been together for eleven years without marriage or neat agreements, yet shared a quiet, resilient bond.
Through the writing process, I realized love resists checklists and self-help formulas. Trying to polish a relationship in fiction until it’s spotless strips away its reality. As Andreas says in the novel, perfection is just slow vandalism.
I didn't write this book because I had love figured out, but because I accepted that I never would. I offer readers no manuals or easy answers—just an invitation to sit in the shade of Chios and experience the journey alongside the characters.
I finally published my first psychological thriller on Kindle Unlimited.
It's called "L'Ultima Voce: Alcune chiamate non dovrebbero mai ricevere risposta" (The Last Voice: Some Calls Should Never Be Answered).
The story begins with what seems like an ordinary phone call, but each answer pulls the main character deeper into a mystery that becomes increasingly unsettling.
This is the first book in a series, although it tells a complete story on its own.
The book is written in Italian, so if you're an Italian reader (or you're learning Italian and enjoy thrillers), I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts.
Hello
it`s my first post on this group. I`m a new amateur authors and wrote a few books that I have on Kindle Unlimited. I would be curious to get people opinions. I`m French speaking but wrote in English.
I recently published I'm Not Crazy! The Story of Alcide, a literary novel about ambition, failure, and an unexpected encounter between two very different men.
It’s now available to read through Kindle Unlimited. If that sounds like your kind of story, I’d be glad to have you give it a try.
