We Read Indie Books RG2E! discussion

At the risk of being called names, I will self-nominate and if chosen will also offer a free e-book to any WRIBRG2E member. It is a thriller with many good reviews (not all of them were written by my mother :) Click on the link to read the info:

Peace, Seeley

I'd like to nominate David N. Walker's FANCY. The Goodread's link is: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...

"The Fancy series is the story of a fourteen year-old girl orphaned by the civil war who must make her own way in the world. In Fancy – Volume 1, she takes over running her family’s farm while caring for her four year-old sister."

I haven't read it yet, but have been wanting to. It's the first in a series. Plus "ten per cent of all proceeds goes to help Compassion International support needy children in South America and Africa, to help Teen Challenge turn drug addicts into solid, drug-free citizens, and for other similar works." From Mr. Walker's website.

I'd like to nominate Barrel Child by Pamela K. Marshall. A sequel to the book is coming out later in 2013.

It a fictional account of the struggles a family must overcome when circumstance forces proof of a mother's love to be sent via airmail, and the ripple effects of material things taking the place of a mother's presence.

While the term "barrel child" is not widely known, the phenomenon's devastating effects on children and familial ties have long plagued Jamaica. With economic prospects declining in the country and almost half of Jamaican households headed by women, many mothers are forced to emigrate to the United States, Canada or Europe in search of employment and better economic opportunities to support their children. Sadly, these mothers must leave their children behind with close friends or relatives until they can amass the financial means to have their children join them overseas. Often, mothers are separated from their children for years, only able to send barrels of food, clothes, money and other sustenance to show their love.

Such is the fate of Sara Lewis, a young woman left under her aunt and uncle's care while her mother ventures to America to set up a better life for them. The story is full of love, cultural clash and family secrets.

I'm nominating The Curse Merchant by J. P. SloanThe Curse Merchant

It's a paranormal thriller written in the style of the old noir detective novels. I really loved it - should have a review up before Monday.

If it's not inappropriate, my book, a romantic comedy, St. Anne's Day begins in July, and I'd be happy to offer free ebooks if you'd like to read that for the month of July. http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15...