February Book List | #GoIndie2016

What indie books have I been reading this month? Glad you asked. See below for a list of books I bought and/or purchased last month. (If you're new to the #GoIndie2016 challenge, read this first.)

Post-Apocalyptic Novels 

I cannot talk enough about my love for the novel Vinyl. This is probably one of the most unique novels I've read in this genre, and I can't wait to read more from Sophia Hanson. 

• Vinyl by Sophia Elaine Hanson

• After the Cure by Deirdre Gould

• Becoming Human by Eliza Green

• Slip by David Estes

• Yesterday's Gone by Sean Platt and David Wright

• Oasis by Dima Zales

Fantasy/Romance Books

I can't help but love the fantasy and romance genres. I want fairies and I want people fallin' in love. Hence, the titles below! I highly recommend Now and Again by Jen Ellision.

At first glance, it's similar to my novel, These Are the Moments, but when you read it, the two novels stand alone. I enjoyed this so much and hope to see more in this genre from Jen. 

• Now and Again by Jennifer Ellision

• Ella, The Slayer by E.W. Exley

• Pan by K.R. Thompson

• Flying Lessons by H. Lovelyn Bettison

• Bless the Skies by Julie Elise Landry

• Heart Strings by Mira Bailee

• Out of the Blue by Greta Mulrooney

Non-Fiction and Suspense 

If you don't know who Chuck Wendig is, then you are missing out, my friend. I pick this book up every week or so to get a good laugh and great advice. I also picked up a suspense novel, Habit, to try and branch out in my reading style. 

• 250 Things You Should Know About Writing by Chuck Wendig

• Habit by T.J. Brearton

There you have it! The books I snagged for my shelf in February. Video to come soon. 

Want to help me find more indie books to read this year? Comment below with suggestions!

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