Discover the Best Fiction Indie Books

Thirty days.That's all Catalina Saylor has.Twenty-two years old, drowning in debt, and working in a café to survive, Catalina has one last chance to change her future.Her idea?A revolutionary system that could allow blind people to "see" the world through touch.When she earns a probationary position at Qubit's Incubator—a secretive innovation laboratory hidden inside a converted New York warehouse—she enters a world unlike anything she has ever imagined.Inventors.Dreamers.Geniuses.Failures.Inside the Incubator, newcomers are called Pissants.Survive thirty days and become a Drone.Earn a patent and ascend to Monarch.Fail, and you're gone.As Catalina struggles to bring her impossible inven...

Just days before the world erupts in the Russia-Ukraine war, Jasmine and Kave set out from Gloucester, Massachusetts in their thirty-foot fishing boat, chasing bluefin tuna across the remote Seamounts of the North Atlantic.They sail straight into a nightmare.After a violent storm disables their boat, a massive Chinese supertanker appears out of the fog, bearing down on them at full speed. The giant vessel shows no signs of slowing. Jasmine and Kave shout and wave frantically—but there is no response from the towering ship.With only seconds to spare, they dive into the sea as the tanker crushes their boat beneath its steel hull.The ship never stops.As the vessel thunders past, they see a li...

A book encouraging all Grandmothers to embrace their silly side. 
Real photos turned to fiction for your enjoyment. 
Find yourself being silly when no one is looking and when they are.

Making others smile and laugh is one of life’s greatest gifts.

Eleven years before Hannibal marched his army and war elephants over the Alps to attack Rome, a dying girl was thrown into a river and left to drown.Liada was captured by slave traders and, along with a wagonload of other girls and women, was being hauled across North Africa toward the slave markets at Carthage.When she falls violently ill with fever and convulsions, the slave traders fear she will infect the other captives.Their solution is simple.They throw her into the Bagradas River and once rid of her, they continue on toward the slave markets.But Liada does not drown in the turbulent river.Below a series of rapids, an enormous war elephant wades into the water and lifts her to safety w...

December, 1925.

 Fourteen-year-old Vincent “Fuse” Fusilier opens the barn door on a freezing morning—and finds a girl sleeping in the hay.

 She is thin, exhausted, defiant.

 She doesn’t understand English.

 By the time Fuse returns from his chores, she has vanished—leaving only a trail of footprints in the snow leading to the nearby woods.

 But she hasn’t gone far.

 Driven by hunger and cold, the mysterious girl risks everything to return to the farmhouse and sets in motion a chain of events that will change both their lives forever.

A combat mission over Afghanistan becomes something no soldier has ever trained for.When their aircraft is struck and a platoon of the Seventh Cavalry bails out, they don’t land in a war zone they recognize. Instead, the 13 soldiers hit the ground two thousand years in the past—in a world of empires, iron weapons, and wars fought face to face.Cut off from their own time and surrounded by forces that will kill them without hesitation, the men and women of the Seventh must choose quickly: remain outsiders and perish, or intervene in a history that was never meant to be altered.As modern weapons collide with ancient armies, courage, discipline, and ingenuity are pushed to their limits—and...

Utah was never the source.It was the warning.After the lattice reveals its true function, Rowan and the teamunderstand the terrifying truth: the global network is notcreating anomalies.It is holding them back.But every human attempt to study, silence, control, or correctthe system has made it weaker. The cleaner Utah becomes, themore unstable the rest of the world grows. Stonehenge losestime. Antarctica distorts. Secondary nodes misfire. Across theplanet, reality begins to strain under pressure it was nevermeant to carry.Then the system changes.Rowan is no longer simply being watched. The lattice beginsacting through him—imprinting, directing, and pulling himtoward a purpose he does not fu...

Utah didn’t create the anomaly.
It stabilized it.
When the team removes all input, the system becomes cleaner than ever.
And across the planet, everything else gets worse.
A missing eleven minutes at Stonehenge.
Distortion in Antarctica.
A failed translation at a secondary node.
Utah isn’t the source.
It’s the counterweight.
The lattice isn’t opening gates.
It’s holding reality in place.
And it’s losing coherence.
Not because of solar events.
Not because of something outside.
Because of us.
The more we interfere, the harder it works to compensate.
And the system cannot hold forever.

The anomaly was never local.
What began beneath the Utah desert is spreading.
Across the world, impossible patterns are appearing at places long associated with mystery and disappearance. Dyatlov Pass. Stonehenge. Nazca. Signals buried beneath history are beginning to align, and every attempt to explain them only deepens the danger.
Governments move to contain the phenomenon.
Scientists race to define it.
Others believe humanity was never meant to understand it at all.
As the anomalies intensify, Rowan Hale realizes the truth may be far older and far larger than anyone imagined.
The signal is not random.
It is connecting.
And something on the other side is starting to answer.

Something is wrong beneath the basin.
When field researcher Rowan Hale arrives in the Uintah Basin, he expects faulty data. Instead, he finds a distortion: repeatable, structured, and impossible to trace.
At first, it looks like interference.
Then it starts to stabilize.
Then it begins to respond.
The team calls it noise.
Rowan doesn’t.
Because whatever is buried below the mesa isn’t just affecting their instruments, it’s pushing back.

The world has awakened.Now it must decide how to listen.Three weeks after the Second Seed, Earth is no longer silent. Red glyphs spread across continents. Forests rise where cities once stood. Children hum harmonics they were never taught. Beneath it all, an ancient planetary mind stirs—one that has tested worlds before, and remembers every failure.As the Echo-born follow the glyphs west toward a newly opened fissure, they uncover a truth older than the Verdant itself: Earth has always been listening. What it has never received—until now—is a species willing to choose restraint over control.Deep below the mantle, Nara, Jace, and Leyn descend into the Living Archive, where memory is not...

The Pulse changed the world. Now it’s changing memory itself.After Mila’s awakening reshapes Earth into a living lattice of resonance, Nara, Jace, and Leyn begin to uncover something older than the Verdant—an ancient mind beneath the mantle that has been listening far longer than anyone realized. As red glyphs spread across continents and Seeds fracture in new patterns, humanity’s survival depends on a single question the world keeps asking:Can we belong without breaking what carries us?When the oldest Seed stirs and the planet calls its heirs into the depths, the trio must face a trial no human has passed: a choice between severance, collapse, or a new kind of joining that demands b...