Read my newest novel Propagation on KU today: https://a.co/d/05gXLcOY
And check out all five of my novels, all of which are on Kindle Unlimited: https://dhjonathan.com/2024/10/12/my-four-book-links/
I’m also an actor, and a movie starring me was just released on Amazon Prime for rent or Purchase. Just search for “Naked as Created: The Pastor Jim Moore Story”.
Trust the System. Betray Yourself.
The most disturbing thing in my novel isn’t the AI sidekick. It’s that the protagonist becomes better at being someone else than he ever was at being himself. And he likes it.
Zero Trust is a near future thriller with plausible sci-fi and is available now on KindleUnlimited.
If the author say hunger / hungry one more time I am going to scream. That was my internal dialogue while reading this book. I am almost done and can’t form an opinion at the moment. Is this a sapphic or sapphic adjacent .What was your experience reading it?
I've written my first novel that's garnered a positive Kirkus Review, won some minor awards, been well-reviewed in general across the web but nobody knows it exists. I've run some Facebook ad campaigns, am retired and living from savings so am not rich and trying to wrap my head around how to get the word out that my book exits.
Each option seems limited:
Go to conventions and "cons," rent a table, sit there and watch people walk past and hope one will look at my book and consider buying a copy. They cost alot to attend, are stressful to prep for and go to and carry large boxes around for after going through cancer and the one I went to was depressing since there were dozens of indie authors there with nobody selling one book at all.
Amazon Ads seem hit or miss and expensive
BookBub Ads, not sure
BookInfluencers dot come seems sketchy but I don't know.
One agency told me to just keep writing and after I have more books, then promote them, which to me seems like them saying "your budget is not big enough for us."
Maggie Bloom never expected to inherit her aunt’s quirky lakeside nudist resort—let alone run it with nothing but a clipboard, a frazzled smile, and a lot of strategic eye contact. Sunny Bunz might be a haven of sunshine, body positivity, and questionable ukulele performances, but managing towel disputes and talent show rehearsals is hardly Maggie’s idea of paradise.
Then a high-profile guest turns up dead, and paradise turns perilous.
Between juggling eccentric regulars, nosy newcomers, and one very attractive handyman with a mysterious past, Maggie suddenly finds herself at the center of an investigation that threatens both the resort’s reputation and her own sense of belonging. To save Sunny Bunz, she’ll need more than a clipboard—she’ll need courage, quick thinking, and the nerve to confront a killer hiding in plain sight.
Lighthearted, witty, and full of sunshine and suspense, Murder in the Buff is a cozy mystery that proves community—and truth—shine brightest when nothing is left to hide.
Ireland, 1865. As the country recovers from tragedy and turbulence, a father and son embark on a journey of survival, resilience and human connection. Maggie O'Farrell, author of Hamnet, explores the sanctity of the natural world in Land. Available June Second, 2026.
Just sharing.
It was almost banned in my home country but at the end it won a national award. Today I was informed that it got banned by the Saudi government.
It’s not political. No sex. It just has some (unusual?) imagination. I like unusual imagination.
Edit: I didn’t expect to get this much support! Thanks everyone! :)
I have just announced our second short story comp on Insta
FREE ENTRY
£70 CASH PRIZE
The theme is: Close Encounters
Closing date is: 27/5/2026
The winner will join our growing library of sapphic erotica including: short stories, poetry, confessions and audios:
Patreon.com/lilithsvirtuallair
Full submission details are on our Insta:
www.instagram.com/lilithslairsapphic
Submission link (with T&Cs : https://tally.so/r/81aWAk
I can’t wait to read your work!