I Indie Books Especially If The Tales They Tell Show Witchy Bits

* "Witch Hunter" by David R. Addleman * "Witches" by David Addleman * "Payback's a Witch" by Rachel Astor * "Witch Grannies: The Case of the Evil Schoomaster" by Gary J. Byrnes * "The Soulkeepers "by G. P. Ghing * "Bittersweet" by Marcia Colette * "The Spider Inside Her" by Marcia Colette * "Deadlier by the Dozen" by Marcia Colette * "Witchmoor Edge" by Mike Crowson * "Wytchmoor Peak" by Mike Crowson * "The Rings of Poseidon" by Mike Crowson * "Only the Darkness" by Mike Crowson * "Heat Stroke" by Mike Crowson * "Sealed Entrance "by Mike Crowson * "Scent of Danger" by Autumn Dawn * "The Demon of Walker's Woods" by Dan Dillard * "The Frank Diary of Anne" by Dan Dillard * "My Mind's Eye" by Dan Dillard * "Out, Damned Spot" by Dan Dillard * "Pig Man" by Dan Dillard * "Unlucky in Death" by Dan Dillard * "The Grimoire Chronicles: Veil Between Worlds" by Sally Dubats * "A Modern Witch" by Debora Geary * "A Hidden Witch" by Debora Geary * "Witches on Parole" by Debora Geary * "To Love a Witch "by Debora Geary * "Pink Snowbunnies in Hell" edited by Debora Geary * "Predators of Darkness" by Leonard D. Hilley II * "Beyond the Darkness" by Leonard D. Hilley II * "The Game of Pawns" by Leonard D. Hilley II * "Be Careful What You Witch For" by Thomas Hoobler * "A Modern Day Witch Hunt" by Kiki Howell * "A Strange Freedom: Blood "> by Kiki Howell * "The Healing Spell" by Kiki Howell * "The Sorcerer's Songs by Kiki Howell * "Rituals" by Kiki Howell * "DEAD(ish) by Naomi Kramer * "The Unfinished Song: Initiate" by Tara Maya * "The Unfinished Song: Taboo" by Tara Maya * "The Unfinished Song: Sacrifice" by Tara Maya * "Tomorrow We Dance" by Tara Maya * "Ruthless: An Extreme Shock Horror Collection "Ed. by Shane McKenzie * "The Witch Awakening" by Karen Nilsen * "Tapestry Lion" by Karen Nilsen * "Phoenix Ashes" by Karen Nilsen * "Glory" by Devin O'Branagan * "Show Dog Sings the Blues" by Devin O'Branagan * "Witch Hunt "by Devin O'Branagan * "Beltane "by Erin O'Riordan * "Midsummer Night" by Erin O'Riordan * "Dead People "by Edie Ramer * "Dragon Blues" by Edie Ramer * "Galaxy Girls" by Edie Ramer * "The Seventh Dimension" by Edie Ramer * "The First Tale" by Icy Sedgwick * "Amaretto Flame" by Sammie Spencer * "The Abraxas Series: Books 1-3" by Cincearae Santiago * "Seeing Green" by Cincearae Santiago * "Abraxas: The Haywire Halloween" by Cincearae Santiago * "Bloodroot "by Angela Sullivan * "Dark Magick" by Stacey Thomson-Geer and Stevie Trinity * "The Gatekeeper Series" by Stacey Thompson-Geer and Stevie Trinity * "Magician of Oz" by James C. Wallace II * "Shadow Demon of Oz" by James C. Wallace II * "Family of Oz "by James C. Wallace II * "The Trouble with Spells" by Lacey Weatherford * "Myka the Goddess Witch: Zeus Secret by Vianka" Van Bokkem * "Save my Soul" by Zoe Winters * "Kept" by Zoe Winters * "Claimed" by Zoe Winters * "Mated" by Zoe Winters"THE MARCIA WHO STARTED IT ALL..."I admire people who are brave enough to follow their own way, regardless of what the majority is doing. That is one of the reasons why I have so much respect for Independent Artists, and the fact that I'm a writer gives Indie Authors and Small Indie Presses a special place in my heart. Recently, my dear friend Marcia Colette ventured into the world of self-publishing. "Bittersweet", a young adult paranormal novel, is her first indie baby. Marcia is traditionally published too, as some of you might remember from my Reviews of "Half Breed" and its prequel, "Stripped". Marcia is a mother and a writer with a fulltime day job; knowing she is juggling all these things makes me feel SOOO proud of her!I started reading more indie authors because of Marcia. I'm grateful, for I've found magnificent tales and talents. I was looking for ways to show her just how much I celebrate her efforts, and the other day her interview at Indie Paranormal Book Reviews nudged me toward this idea: I want to celebrate your dedication, my dear Marcia, by recognizing authors who have the spirit to birth and sell their words the same way you do.Yes, I Indie books, especially if the tales they tell show Witchy bits! These are the indie works I've read since January 2011. If you have self-published work-especially stories with witchy characters in it-read my post on How to Request a Book Review and I'll be wicked glad to read you, review you, and list you.Share