Top Fiction Books Readers Are Raving About

Browse a curated collection of exceptional Fiction books from both self-published and traditionally published authors. These titles stand out for their storytelling, originality, and reader appeal—proof that great books know no boundaries. Whether you're a debut indie author or a seasoned name in publishing, this is where your Fiction work earns lasting visibility.

Share the Dream

By: Michael E Hall

This is a story about a young man and mountain biking glory. A grandfather and father that love him so plus a computer geek brother and a sister that are always on the go. A few friends that love to ride and one that is always on his side. He meets someone that helps him turn pro and joins a mountain biking side show. One sponsor is full of might and another does things in spite as a beautiful sight from above set his spirit free as the dove. An evil tyrant from across the pond leaves him with memories that are all too fond. The story is a little pneumatic but I dream it with three rocks singing it operatically hence the term, Mountain Biking Rock Opera.

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Tigers of the Ice: Dr. Elisha Kane's Harrowing struggle to survive in the Arctic

By: Charles Patton
A perilous Arctic expedition. A vanished explorer. A battle against nature's fiercest elements.In the mid-19th century, Captain Elisha Kane leads a daring mission into the uncharted Arctic, determined to uncover the fate of a missing expedition. Confronted by relentless ice, treacherous terrain, and the threat of mutiny, Kane and his crew face challenges that test their endurance and resolve.Tigers of the Ice immerses readers in a gripping tale of survival and discovery, set against the stark beauty of the polar landscape. This historical novel weaves together themes of courage, loyalty, and the unyielding human spirit.Ideal for fans of historical adventures and tales of exploration, this st...
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The Cavalier

By: Wm Howard

Noah MacLean, one of Mosby’s Raiders during the war, has been hired as a Pinkerton detective to track down Emilia Ashley, the daughter of a renowned madam in Philadelphia. Though Noah believes there is something sinister about his client, he does his duty, but can he turn his back on Emily once his job is done?

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Against the Machine: Manifesto

By: Brian Van Norman
Mel Buckworth, dependable family man, loses his manufacturingjob through recession. Having lost his sense of purpose his pridesidelines him as he discerns his lack of digital skills so apparent inhis children’s generation. He is galled by his daughter Dani’suniversity friend, Stanley Best, who is about to achieve fame in thefields of nano technology and artificial intelligence. As Meldesperately attempts to find equilibrium he estranges his family,leaves his wife and enlists the help of a greedy grad student. WillBaker teaches Mel the skills he will need to wreak revenge on asystem seemingly discarding him. As his aptitudes grow he beginsto use the internet, the very thing he despised, a...
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Aaron and Me, Works In Progress

By: Debralynn Fein
During a routine baby-wellness checkup, Kim XXX is faced with one of the most horrendous experiences a parent can endure: a couple of innocent cafe-au-lait spots indicate a possible diagnosis of Neurofibromatosis for her eighteen-month-old son, Aaron. Ill-equipped to cope with the indefinite nature of the diagnosis, the New Jersey suburban first-time mom spirals out of control. She becomes obsessed with irrational thoughts of how to protect her innocent son from a disease that seems to have no cure, but could leave him blind, deaf or missing a limb. As Kim goes through each successive neurological visit, waiting for medical professionals to give her a pronouncement of normalcy or doom, the u...
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A Story or Two to Tell

By: Alan Crawford
A Story or Two to Tell is the imaginative blending of two stories, with my fanciful resume. All read to the eager audience growing in numbers in the aged care complex I could call home. I don't live in an aged care home just yet, and I'm not a psychopath. Even though the stories are aimed at a mature audience, they may sometimes seem immature. It's just the beginning, with more planned.Nearly all of the story content comes from my rather warped imagination, having been exposed to too much TV and Films, but some are based in reality. Of course, most of it is pure fiction. The first story deals with reluctant and good-looking food operators, less-than-compliant outlaw bike clubs, cult-like Chu...
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Leaving Naples

By: Brian Hackett
Dylan Parrish began his dream of escape as a child hiding in his grandparents’ barn and reading stories of places far away. It was a dream that stayed with him all his life and when, as a career naval officer, he’s offered a position that would move his family to Naples, Italy, he jumps at the opportunity. Unfortunately, his wife, Louise, and eight-year-old son, Carter, do not fare well in Naples. Louise soon befriends a suspicious fellow American and unknowingly gets mixed up in criminal activity. When her friend disappears, Louise finds herself under investigation by authorities and she ultimately leaves Dylan to return to the States with Carter.Dylan, now left alone, begins exploring ...
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Angel of Aleppo

By: Jon Cocks
Angel of Aleppo is a historical fiction about a young woman named Anoush, born and raised in Marash, Anatolia, who witnesses the brutal execution of her mother and is evicted along with the surviving other women and children, where she must learn to survive and protect her little sister while enduring the horrors of the brutal guards who drive them ever onward and the harshness of the land as they trek south towards Aleppo.In addition, she is pursued by the local warlord for her beauty – he wants her for his harem – so she must evade him and maintain the standard of faith and goodness demonstrated to her by her strict but beloved mother. Anoush endures many trials, learns to nurse, becom...
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Waking Innis Bree

By: Linda Hughes
Being dumped at the altar turns out to be the best wedding gift ever.Forsaken and forlorn, Innis Bree MacIntyre finds herself alone in Scotland on what was to have been her honeymoon. So, naturally, she's flattered when three men vie for her affections - a debonair billionaire, a grumpy sheep farmer, and a swarthy ghost. (Never mind that one of them is dead.)When the dashing Jacobite ghost thrusts her into a gripping 300-year-old romance mystery, Innis Bree awakens to possibilities unlike any she’s ever known. As shocking secrets from the past are unearthed, they ignite in her a desire for excitement, unbridled passion, and epic love. She wants it all!But which man can give it to her?Wakin...
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The Farm

By: M.R. Gardner
Matthew and Rita Gardner moved to Martinsville, a rural southern Indiana town with a notorious reputation for racism, with their two young grandchildren Lizzy and Justin. Their attempt to escape the city life leads to a disturbing discovery on their property propelling them into a world of darkness and despair as the frightening history of their property is revealed.As they seek the opportunity to get away from their cursed land, Matthew finds himself struggling with Martinsville’s past malfeasance and the current sinister crimes that run a parallel path enveloping the family.An unforeseen development creates a personal connection to the past and complicates the path forward. When the oppo...
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The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau: A Novel

By: Kristin Harmel
Kristin Harmel, the New York Times bestselling author who “is the best there is at sweeping historical drama” (Kelly Harms, author of The Seven Day Switch), returns with an electrifying new novel about two jewel thieves, a priceless bracelet that disappears in 1940s Paris, and a quest for answers in a decades-old murder.Colette Marceau has been stealing jewels for nearly as long as she can remember, following the centuries-old code of honor instilled in her by her mother, Annabel: take only from the cruel and unkind, and give to those in need. Never was their family tradition more important than seven decades earlier, during the Second World War, when Annabel and Colette worked side by s...
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Le Livre des noms oubliés (Hauteville Historique) (French Edition)

By: Kristin Harmel
C'est un samedi matin, en plein service à la bibliothèque publique de Winter Park, que je le revois.Le livre sur lequel j'ai posé les yeux pour la dernière fois il y a plus de six décennies.Que je croyais disparu pour toujours.L'ouvrage qui représentait tout pour moi.Le monde s'arrête alors que j'attrape le journal, la main tremblante. Ce livre m'appartient - ainsi qu'à Rémy, un homme mort depuis longtemps et auquel je me suis efforcée, après la guerre, de ne plus penser.Floride, mai 2005. Eva Traube Abrams retrouve la trace de l'homme qu'elle pensait avoir perdu à tout jamais, et du livre qui a tant compté pour eux, plus de soixante ans auparavant...En 1942, Eva fuit Paris à l...
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