Explore Top Historical Indie Books
Discover a curated collection of indie Historical books written by self-published authors from around the world. Whether you're looking for fresh plots, bold voices, or hidden gems, this is your go-to shelf for immersive Historical storytelling.
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D.C. GilbertSuperPower: The Ability to Fly or to Become Invisible: The Deal of the Art (Book #1)
Roger E PedersenHusro & Shirin
Maryam TabibzadehWhere Sunflowers Stand
KJ BackfordThe Awakening of AI
ONE IAMLiving The Dream: Law Of Attraction Secrets
ONE IAMSeeing GOD, Face To Face: The Absolute Truth About You, And How You Operate.
ONE IAMThe Weipa Crocodile - Murders in the Outback
Victoria ReibyThe Masquerade Kilker
Ivan CisnerosThe Fulcrum: A Novel
Michael DecterThe Dream of Matter: Waking the Mind Within the Mirage: No Spoon, No Self: Escaping the Illusion of Form
ONE IAMFunny Fairy Tales - 5: Alice in Wonderland - Jack & the Beanstalk - Princess & the Pea - Little Mermaid
Reut BarakThe Reborn Prince (Mages in the Mundane Book 1)
Julianne MunichAll For A Buck
Doris Anne BeaulieuAwakening Within: A Guide To Self Knowledge For Conscious Community Influencers
ONE IAMA practical guide to spiritually awakening and providing God level leadership to those under your influence.
Billy: A 70s Story
By: John SeegersNot everyone will like this book—a gritty coming-of-age story about a troubled college student in New York City. Spiraling out of control in a world of sex and drugs, Billy must learn to survive in the city.
With the unexpected aid from an old woman and a new girlfriend, Billy is saved.
Raised in the foster system, Billy had not known the love and security of family.
The Weight of the Light
By: Jason Felix CleghornThe Land Listens
By: MarjanLydia Wickham#s northern Peril: Darcy & Wickham's Rapprochement: A Pride & Prejudice Variation: The Elizabeth Bennet Series Book 5
By: Gill MatherPortal in Time
By: Gail Rae-GarwoodHarry Heron: Midshipman's Journey
By: Patrick G. CoxThe Return Journey
By: Eileen BirdMaggie Johnson refuses to believe that her father would willingly abandon her and her siblings. Her grandmother Alice Fletcher, begs to differ. She knows her son-in-law is a good-for-nothing! Maggie and her siblings are sent to a home for orphaned and abandoned children. Maggie is subjected to constant abuse, and eventually, she snaps. When she is sent to a detention centre. It will be a long time before Maggie sees her family again.