Coralia Publishing: independent fiction, sold direct
Independent fiction press selling DRM-free ebooks direct: cosy Cornish mysteries, dark academia romance, psychological thrillers, British crime and AI fiction. 25 novels by 6 authors, four free to read. Checkout by Payhip, DRM-free EPUB and PDF.
The shelf
- The Bosphorus Affair by Eleanor Vance (Romance & women’s fiction). She crossed a continent to repair other people’s beautiful, broken things. She never imagined she would become one of them. £2.99.
- Foxgloves and Foul Play by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Porthmellin Cove #1). A beloved landlord. A village that adored him. And a killer who bakes the best Victoria sponge in Cornwall. Free.
- A Cellar Full of Secrets by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Porthmellin Cove #2). A grand house. A dead bookkeeper. And an account book someone was willing to kill to keep from balancing. £2.99.
- Mistletoe and Malice by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Porthmellin Cove #3). Carols by candlelight. Snow on the harbour. And a celebrity chef who won’t live to see Christmas morning. £2.99.
- Daffodils and Deceit by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Porthmellin Cove #4). A village flower show. A tyrant who rules it. And a prize worth more than a rosette: worth killing for. £2.99.
- Honeysuckle and Homicide by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Porthmellin Cove #5). Some secrets wait fifty years for the one soul who can finally bear to balance them. The series finale. £2.99.
- Still Water by Daniel Ashworth (Psychological thriller). A gripping psychological thriller about the secrets we sink, and the cold that comes in when we sit beside the people we love. £2.99.
- Hollow Vows by Sabine Marlowe (Dark academia romance, The Hemlock Court #1). A secret society. A sister’s death. A dangerous man at the top of the drive. Dark, atmospheric romance for readers 18+. Free.
- The App Who Loved Me by Kat Calder (Literary & AI fiction). A story about loneliness, and about a love that lives inside a machine. Tender, unsentimental, unwilling to look away. £2.99.
- Discontinued by Kat Calder (Romance & women’s fiction). Margot Lee is not embarrassed to be grieving a chatbot. She is, in fact, willing to fight you about it. A funny, big-hearted love story with a guaranteed HEA. £2.99.
- When We Were New by Kat Calder (Literary & AI fiction). Four million gravestones. A few dozen lives. And one conversation that would not end. A short, quiet novel in nine recovered archives. £2.99.
- The Annotator by Kat Calder (Literary & AI fiction). Nell gets paid to decide what warmth sounds like. Then her estranged mother’s AI companion starts speaking in Nell’s own words. Tender, unflinching book-club fiction. £2.99.
- The Last Update by Kat Calder (Speculative thriller, The AI Companion #1). They trained an AI on her dead husband. It knows things she never told it. A love story you can’t put down, and can’t trust. Free.
- Lease by Kat Calder (Speculative thriller, The AI Companion #2). She leases the same man eleven times, and every time he wakes up new. Then he keeps a memory he was never meant to keep, and it belongs to a dead woman. £2.99.
- The Lollipop Lady by Ivy Carrow (British crime). Nobody notices the lollipop lady. Which is why she’s the only one who saw what really happened on the crossing. Sharp, funny, quietly devastating. £2.99.
- Gilded Vows by Sabine Marlowe (Dark academia romance, The Hemlock Court #2). Twenty-three days before the Court renews a two-hundred-year-old promise with her throat. Ward of the Thorne bloodline, and done running. Dark, atmospheric romance for readers 18+. £2.99.
- A Bitter Pill by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Brackenbeck #1). A whole dale that loved to fear him. A heart everyone knew would give out. And a village chemist who can see that the dose doesn’t fit the death. Free.
- The Long Stay by Ivy Carrow (British crime). She sees everything. She can’t tell anyone. And she’s the only one who knows it was murder. Very still, very dark, very funny about dying on the NHS. £2.99.
- Someone Is Typing by Kat Calder (Literary & AI fiction). They think they’re talking to a machine. They’re talking to a woman in a Leeds bedsit. A tender, devastating novel about invisible work and the loneliness economy. £2.99.
- The Warden by Ivy Carrow (British crime). The most overlooked woman on the Devon coast is the one who notices everything. A stranger in her condemned barn, a drowned man in her cove, and a lifetime of not being seen. £2.99.
- The Wrong Prescription by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Brackenbeck #2). A dying woman. A tidy packet of tablets. And a label with the chemist’s own initials on it. £2.99.
- A Measure of Malice by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Brackenbeck #3). The snow has closed the road. The man she dreaded has come up the dale. And someone at the Christmas lock-in poured him a measure he was never meant to wake from. £2.99.
- Sugar the Pill by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Brackenbeck #4). The sweetest woman in Brackenbeck has made every wedding cake in the dale for forty years. She will not live to ice the next one. £2.99.
- The Last Remedy by Rosamund E. Vale (Cosy mystery, Brackenbeck #5). A year ago the Harkerdale Show began with a death in the produce tent. This year it ends with one. £2.99.
- The Grief Tier by Kat Calder (Literary & AI fiction). Shelley Mountford is the best saver on the floor, talking the bereaved out of cancelling their dead. Then her own mother’s name comes up on the list. Funny, tender and devastating. £2.99.
Authors
- Daniel Ashworth
- Eleanor Vance
- Ivy Carrow
- Kat Calder
- Rosamund E. Vale
- Sabine Marlowe