Hello world!
Announcing the second book for the Mountain (Re)views of indie books: There was music by J.D. Grubb.
The blurb:
She defied them with survival. Prisoner 43-1-12 contends with the voices of her past, present, and future in the war-altered world of Illirium. From a ranch outside a rural town, to a prison formed from city ruins, and a wilderness marked by supernatural encounters, There was Music explores the struggle between identity and the cost of survival, the power of music and the hope of healing. *** Warning: This story contains some scenes with non-graphic torture, sexual assault, rape, and suicidal thoughts.***
Read it and join me in aiming to review by June 6th on the Goodread’s Community, Briarpatch Bookclub.
Note: if you’re feeling up for sharing your indie novel, feel free to sign up here to get on our book review list. Please note the book must meet the form’s criteria in order to be considered for reviews.
For those interested in joining our book review club, check out the meetup here. After we review a book, the author is invited to meet with us and discuss the novel they’ve written. So get excited to talk shop with these new authors and discover what motivated their stories! If you miss out on it, don’t worry. I’ll be hosting a Briarpatch Podcast episode afterwards to share author interviews.