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Yes, it’s that time of the year again when everyone can vote for ReadFree.ly’s 50 Best Indie Books of 2016 (up until 3rd June). I was lucky enough to be at #49 last year with ‘The Daughter-in-law Syndrome’. To qualify this year, books must have been published after 1st June 2015.
Please click below to vote:
http://www.readfree.ly/50-self-published-books-worth-reading-2016-nominations/
If you’ve read any of my latest books and enjoyed them, please consider casting a vote. They all come under ReadFree.ly’s ‘Other’ genre. If they’re now propping up a wonky table and you can’t remember what they’re about, I’ve given a little prompt below:
Revenge
Teacher Alistair Veale is just coasting along in his 20 year marriage to Ann. His two sons Tom and Jake are growing up fast and have their own interests, but he still enjoys a close relationship with 13-year-old daughter Jessie, his ‘Princess’.
When Alistair takes 14 children from his tutor group on a week-long school trip to the Isle of Wight, a new Science teacher, Carly Jessop, goes along to keep an eye on the 6 girls. Alistair notices a growing attraction between himself and Carly, which cannot be ignored.
However, when Alistair and Carly begin an affair the consequences are horrific and far-reaching, threatening not only Alistair’s livelihood, but also his peace of mind and the relationship he has with his own three children.
The Donor
When you know you have met the love of your life, the last thing you expect is for your sister to lure him away. Clare Ronson is faced with this scenario when her sister Isabel marries singer and guitarist Ross Tyler. To compound Clare’s jealousy and bitterness, Ross hits the big time and becomes a wealthy tax exile, relocating to France with his family. Clare cannot bring herself to speak to Isabel or Ross for the next 30 years. However, when tragedy occurs in 2002 causing Ross to arrive back in England at Clare’s doorstep, Clare must try to put the past behind her for her sister’s sake.
Repent at Leisure
Paul McAdam wakes up with a strange girl in his bed, with no idea who she is or where she came from.
Cat Taylor worms her way into Paul’s life, eventually moving into his flat. The arrangement suits Paul quite well until he meets Anita Fairfax, the love of his life and the girl he wishes to marry. Cat has to go, but Paul finds that she is not interested in moving out.
When Cat is found dead in Paul’s flat, he’s the #1 suspect, even though there’s not a shred of evidence. Anita and Paul are happily married, but she soon begins to wonder whether her new husband could have been Cat’s killer all along…
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Sorry about your wonky table…..
Stevie Turner 
I nominated Repent at Leisure. Hope it will get loads of nominations. You deserve it.
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Ooh, thanks Bernadette! Much appreciated!
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