Tag: indie author
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Midnight Roses, Dangerous Desires, and Stories That Refuse to Behave
There is something deliciously subversive about discovering a collection of erotic stories written by authors who clearly did not get the memo about restraint. This collection brings together a range of erotica and sensual romance titles that explore desire in all its inconvenient, intoxicating forms. These are stories where longing does not ask for permission,…
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Boss’ Secret Muse: Enemies, Tension, and One Very Bad (Very Good) Idea
Some books know exactly why you picked them up—and Boss’ Secret Muse does not pretend to be subtle about it. Enemies to lovers? Check. Billionaire boss? Obviously. Age gap? Yes. Sparks flying from the very first coffee shop confrontation? Immediately. And honestly? That’s half the fun. The story follows a heroine who finally lands her…
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Sunrise Second Chance Series: A Steamy Spin on Enemies to Lovers in the Sunshine State
If you’re tired of the same old enemies-to-lovers tropes recycled like last decade’s romance bingo card, the Sunrise Second Chance Series crashes through that predictability with a blend of small-town vibes, sports energy, and steam-meter-breaking chemistry. This multi-story romance bundle insists on serving emotional stakes and second chances like a point-blank slap shot to the…
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When Life Is on Fire and You’re Expected to Stay Functional?
There’s a special kind of book you don’t read because you’re curious.You read it because something has already gone wrong. The Mindset of Crisis Management is that kind of book. It doesn’t assume you’re calm, organized, or operating at full emotional capacity. It assumes your world has tilted suddenly and you’re trying to keep it…
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First Comes Lust: When Grief, Betrayal, and Desire Collide
There’s a special kind of loneliness that follows loss. Not the dramatic kind. The quiet one, where everyone assumes you should be “moving on,” while your internal world is still negotiating basic survival. First Comes Lust by Anika Lynn drops us straight into that uncomfortable space and refuses to tidy it up. If you’re even…
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When Romance Meets Murder: Blood & Studs by Lynda Rees
Some romances flirt with danger. Others marry it and move into a house full of secrets. Blood & Studs by Lynda Rees falls squarely into the second camp: a romantic suspense novel where passion is risky, trust is fragile, and loving the wrong person can get you killed. A Heroine Who Doesn’t Need Saving—But Might…
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If You’re Tired, Overwhelmed, or One “Please Stop Talking” Away From Snapping, Start Here
There’s a specific kind of exhaustion that doesn’t go away with sleep.The kind where your body sits down, but your brain keeps pacing like it’s late for something important it can’t remember. That’s the exhaustion these books are written for. This self-help collection is not about “becoming your best self” in the abstract, glittery sense.…
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Red Flags Are Cheaper Than Funerals
He was bookish, charming, and seemed promising—until he nearly killed me. Consider him officially off the list. Breathless is a sharp, darkly funny reminder that red flags are not decorative. Read it, laugh uncomfortably, and maybe rethink your dating standards.
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The Year-End Panic: What Indie Authors Should Actually Do Before 31/12
December has this special talent of making every indie author feel like they’re behind on life, work, deadlines, purpose, and possibly laundry. If you’re staring at your drafts, your goals list, or your TBR thinking, “I swear I had more time,” you’re absolutely not alone. I just posted a full in-depth article about the year-end…
Sonia M. Rompoti, MSc, Bsc 