Thread: The Big Reasons Indie Authors Aren't Taken Seriously
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Old 02-02-2012, 04:53 AM   #30
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Now I only get indie authors if they are rec'd to me by someone that I trust and who's taste is similar to my own. I just have too many books that I own and haven't read already - and favorite authors who have backlists/new releases - to force myself to read crappola to find that gem.
Two indie authors I highly recommend are Shayne Parkinson (historical fiction) and Vicki Tyley (mystery). Everyone I've recommended Parkinson to and who has tried her raves about her books and the first book in her series is free (Sentence of Marriage).
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