Discover the Best Fiction Indie Books
Explore handpicked Fiction books from indie authors around the world. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the genre, Indie Page Turner brings you fresh voices, rising talent, and unforgettable stories in Fiction.
AUDIOBOOK: THE FIRE ESCAPE STORIES, Vol. I
By: Chuck Cascio
Listen to the story of cousins Mike and Sally-Boy, who are born on the same day in the same Brooklyn hospital. They think they will always have one another and the gritty Brooklyn fire escape they lov...
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Zachary's Cry
By: Michael Chalk
Abandoned and broken. But Zachary survived — and his story will stay with youZachary’s Cry is a hauntingly beautiful and morally complex novel that will stay with you long after the final page.Set...
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Ugly Beauty
By: Sarah Zee
It's fall, 2001. Bethany Schechter from Brooklyn is away at college in Philadelphia. As the world lurches painfully into the twenty-first century, Bethany remains dedicated to advancing her understand...
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WILLIAM & LUCY, A Tale of Suspicion and Love
By: Michael Brown
5-Star Read! Global 1st Place Award Winner!In the genre of Jane Eyre.“GLOBAL EBOOK AWARD FOR BEST HISTORICAL FICTION BOOK OF THE YEAR!” (ERA 1500-1940)‘William & Lucy’ is a novel that reve...
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The Passions of Johann Gutenberg
By: Michael Brown
"The invention that terrified popes and kings—and the love one man sacrificed to create it."Johann Gutenberg is a skilled artisan in Germany in the 1400s. He is a gem cutter, engraver, and smelter, ...
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The Silent Symphony: Echoes of Love in the Shadow of Fading Memory
By: geeta lal sahai
“May you never experience what it is to mourn a partner who is there, yet not there.When memory begins to fade, love is tested in its deepest, most haunting ways.The Silent Symphony is a moving stor...
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When The Earth Died
By: Peter Routis
“When the Earth Died” is a narrative that follows the life of Orson and Niles in a post-apocalyptic, dystopian world (2049), where the world has been ravaged by fires, environmental collapse,...
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Soaked
By: tobyleblancauthor
One word describes Louisiana fifty years from now after climate change intensifies: Soaked. A nearly silent Cajun man is the last speaker of Louisiana French but doesn't know what he is saying. A Viet...
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Asystole
By: Francis O'Keefe
Justice may be the only comfort the living can offer the deceased.' If you lack a past, how can you begin to understand your future identity and actions? Doctor G. Kilbride has the fortune to wit...
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Five Weeks to Jamaica
By: Doug Oudin
Kurt and Madison were in an early phase of intimacy when they heard the phone ring. They almost let the call go, but Kurt was expecting a call from his boss, so he answered. It was h...
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Tares among the Wheat Volume Two
By: H. Melvin James
This second volume concludes the two established primary framed story-lines that traverse the entirety of the novel. Herein, mysteries of mysticism, religion, and ancient legend, a...
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Tares among the Wheat Volume One
By: H. Melvin James
Superstition, mysticism, and religion weave like tangled vines through the tales of Amelia’s newly discovered ancestry. As a widow struggling to sustain herself and her ten-year-...
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