Joining the IndieAthon Challenge for March

I spotted this fun-looking challenge at A Thousand Worlds. It is being hosted over at Lost In A Story. The idea is to promote reading of indie authored books so that sounded just my sort of challenge.

"Throughout the month (March 2018) you can read however many books you want, not all of them have to be for the readathon of course, but the goal is to read as many indie-published or self-published books as you want! The only limitation to what you can read is that it has to be either self-published or published by a small or independent publisher to count for the readathon. The books can be old, new, popular, unpopular, fiction, non-fiction, anything!"

Any books count, but there's also this Bingo Card to add to the difficulty!

I'm almost wishing I had known about this challenge a month ago because there are a few books I would have held back from February! 

I'm going to tag my relevant Literary Flits reviews throughout March so all the challenge books I read will be labelled IndieAthon. I'll also update this post to list them all in one place, linked to their reviews when the posts are published. Unlinked book titles are ones I plan to read.

Wish me luck!

Above The Bridge by Deborah Garner	Free Country by George Mahood	The Clock Flower by Barbara Casey	Yellow Sun by Stiofan O Nuallain	Waking Isabella by Melissa Muldoon
Full Circle by Regina Timothy	Threadwalkers by Joanna Volavka			Far From The Turquoise Room by Kate Rigby
Walk With Me by Debra Schoenberger	The Summer Will Come by Soulla Christodoulou	Patient Zero by Terry Tyler		Tahrir by Vladimir Volya
The Spider And The Stone by Glen Craney		Sky City by R D Hale		Fred's Funeral by Sandy Day
Heroes Or Thieves by J J Sherwood			From Liberty To Magnolia by Janice S Ellis	Just Simple Little Cruelties by Osman Welela