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Indie Books of 2023 Dozen

12. Faed to Black - Fractured Fae Book 2 by Sarah J Sover (Supernatural/Urban Fantasy)
11. Snow Hunt by Bobby Nash (Crime/Adventure/Thriller)
10. Hideki Smith: Demon Queller (Supernatural/Urban Fantasy)
9. City of Day by October K Santerelli (Epic Fantasy/Adventure/Supernatural)
8. Calling The Devil Partner : Howard Marsh 6 by Bob McGough (Paranormal/Urban Fantasy)
7. Blue Flames by Madilynn Dale (Paranormal Romance)
6.Never Steal From Dragons by Patrick Dugan (Crime/Supernatural)
5. Southern Saudade by Bob McGough (Horror/Supernatural)
4. Wish Magic (The Summoner's Mark Series Book 4) by JD Blackrose (Paranormal Romance)
3. Summer's Blood by Sara T Bond (Supernatural/Fantasy)
2. Tourist Trapped by J. B. Velaquez (Science Fiction/Ethereal)
1. Fugitives (StarsEdge Series Book 5) by V. S. Holmes (Science Fiction/Space Opera)

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