The following books are Finalists in the 2012 KBR Best Indie Book Contest. We will announce the Grand Prize Winners on Oct. 1st. So one of these books will be the Grand Prize Winner. In the meantime, check out these great reads! These authors have put in their time and written some amazing Mystery/Thriller books.
How did they get here?
Simple. The following authors, among hundreds of other writers, submitted their book to our review/judging team. They passed the initial screening, which means they hooked us in the first several pages and the quality was apparent. To advance to the Top-5 Finalists, these authors beat out a team of authors from around the globe. Please support these talented writers. Pick up all 5 ebooks for the cost of a hardback novel.
Chasing Innocence by John Potter

Thriller Fiction Finalist – Kindle Book Review’s Best Indie Books 2012
Thriller Fiction Finalist – Indie Excellence Awards 2012
New Fiction Finalist – Indie Excellence Awards 2012
The Kindle Book Review – “A must read stunning debut novel.”
Confessions of a Reader – “Wonderfully written with an emotional impact that will leave you breathless.”
Last One Chosen by Stephen Woodfin

“I couldn’t put my kindle down when I started this book. The twists and turns kept me captivated. The characters are wonderful – the kind of people you want to be real because the world would be a better place!” ~ J.Kutchka
LAST ONE CHOSEN chronicles what can happen when one person motivated purely by the desire to do good for his fellow human beings is willing to give his life to oppose the forces of evil.
OMAR: A Novel Craig O. Thompson

Project Moses by Robert B. Lowe

Then, Lee’s comfortable life is shaken when he is ordered to cover the unexplained deaths of a local judge and prosecutor. Intrigued by the connection, and the judge’s attractive niece, Sarah Armstrong, Lee begins to uncover a bioterrorism scandal whose perpetrators – including government officials and Silicon Valley titans – will kill to conceal.
The Fall of Billy Hitchings by Kirkus MacGowen

John Reeves, an ex-Marine, drives to Myrtle Beach hoping to repair a damaged relationship with his fiancée. Instead, he finds her unconscious in the hospital, the victim of an unexplained explosion at a local restaurant.
Reeves meets Billy Hitchings, a teenager who knows more about the explosion than he should. Their questions lead to an ancient legacy best left alone.
Pulled into yet another crossfire, John Reeves fights to protect his friends and keep a primeval power from falling into the wrong hands.
Thanks to everyone at Kindle Book Review. We really appreciate what you are doing to let readers know about our books. Regards, Stephen Woodfin
It is certainly our pleasure. You are very welcome and we look forward to next year.
This has been quite a ride. Thank you to all the KBR staff, judges and others who put in so many hours to make the Indie Books of 2012 such an impressive success. Sincerely, Craig O. Thompson @Craigt1
Thanks, Craig… but flattery will get you no where! LOL!