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A ruthless crime lord's sister is brutally murdered, and a family becomes an assassin's target in "Twisted Threads," the latest award winning thriller by Kaylin McFarren.

Now in its' 10th year, the Reader Views Literary Awards contest helps level the playing field for self-published authors, allowing readers to recognize many of the most creative and exciting books in the industry.

Scientific research runs amok resulting in the murder of innocent lives in "Gestation Seven" by J. Stewart Willis.

"Navigating Indieworld," by Julie Gerber and Carole P. Roman is recipient of Reader Views 2016-2017 Literary Awards for First Place in Best Writing/Publishing category and The Book By Book Publicity award for Best Writing/Publishing Book of the Year.

Winner of the 2016-2017 Reader Views Historical Fiction Award, Michelle Cox's new novel, "A Girl Like You," brings readers to 1930s Chicago and makes them fall in love with Henrietta, a dance hall girl working undercover to solve a murder.

Author Joshua Landeros instills the significance against becoming complacent and blind to the true nature of any situation, and the necessity of questioning motives on all sides of worldly, government, and humanitarian issues.

Offshoring Is Not Trade, and Banks Are Not Factories - Two things we should know, according to Buck Marshall's new book "SWIFT Act: Swift Action for Permanent Recovery."

In the midst of political turmoil and economic crisis in the USSR, Kate Hennessey stumbles into an illegal meeting of women. She wants to help, and is swept into a series of nightmarish events. What she uncovers threatens her hope for a happy future.

Jane Alvey Harris introduces a worldly fantasy relevant to these times. With her dad in prison and her mom strung out on pain meds, Emily is left to care for herself and her siblings. She thinks she's okay - until she starts hearing voices.

Keeping Kyrie is a story that needed to be told, as Kyrie was born with Pierre Robin Sequence. The author shares her personal journey in hopes that it will help new foster parents and parents of babies born with issues like Kyrie.