Evie Woolmore is a conjuress of magical realism. Her novels infuse historical settings with an otherworldly quality. Their evocative atmospheres blur boundaries between the real and the imaginary, or whatever passes for real and imaginary…

So find out why Read Dream Relax say that Evie is “one indie author worth reading”.

The latest stunning novel by Evie Woolmore: The Salt Factory. New to Kindle at Amazon UK, US and all other Amazon sites.

THE SALT FACTORY

‘I never shoot a man unless there is no other choice.’

The motto of Thelonia Jones, deputy Marshall, makes perfect sense in the silver-mining mountains of Colorado. But back in Victorian England, hoping to settle the debts of her half-brother Cadell, Thelonia finds much that bewilders her. Why has her wealthy stepfather abandoned his mansion to die alone in a rundown cottage by the sea? Who is the strange little girl who brings seagulls and sick people back to life? And why has the owner of the Greatest Freakshow on Earth followed her halfway around the world? For all her ease around matters of life and death, even Thelonia will be surprised by just how high the stakes are about to get. They say the past always catches up with you. For Thelonia Jones, that means literally.

EQUILIBRIUM

Epiphany and Martha are sisters with a stage mediumship act in Edwardian London. When they are asked to give a private reading at the home of Lady Adelia Lyward to find out the truth about her brother’s death, Martha must face up to her past. For two years ago, her affair with Lord Rafe Lyward ended in pregnant disgrace, and her attempted suicide in the River Thames. But there is more at stake than Martha’s anonymous return, for Epiphany – using her contact with the spirit world – must bear the burden of restoring the equilibrium, not just to the Lywards but to her sister and ultimately to herself.

Read the opening of Equilibrium.

Equilibrium by Evie Woolmore – Audiobook sample (read by Kate Daubney)

Discover more about the writing of Equilibrium in Evie’s blogpost about the novel. To read an interview with Evie Woolmore, visit Lector’s Books review site.

The Historical Novel Society review says “the story is rich in complex characters … I recommend “Equilibrium” to readers who enjoy historical fiction with spiritualist influences.”

One 5* review of Equilibrium on Amazon.com says, “a simple story…made rich by its psychological depth, evocative writing and the calm, apparently all-seeing, presence of the aptly-named Epiphany. Highly recommended for readers of literature, historical fiction and metaphysical fiction.” Another 5* review on Amazon.co.uk describes the writing as “original, poignant, illuminating”. Lector’s Books recently described it on Amazon.com as ‘capitaviting’.

Equilibrium is now Awesome Indies Approved:

RISING UP

Tom Macindeor is an itinerant English teacher, spending the summer in Warsaw in the hope of finding out the truth about his grandfather, a Polish resistance fighter. But when he hears the voice of Ela, a young woman trapped in the Jewish Ghetto of 1942, a window opens not just on his past but the future of the ghetto and all those who live in it. Should he share what he knows of their fate, or will Ela’s search for the truth about her own family doom them both?

Read the opening of Rising Up and find out why Goodreads reviewer and indie author Katharina Gerlach says it is “…one of the best books on [the Holocaust] I’ve ever read…”

Rising Up by Evie Woolmore – audiobook sample (read by Kate Daubney)

Find out how Warsaw inspired Evie to write this novel.

These Evie Woolmore books, with beautiful covers by Chris Wells, are now available on all Amazon sites (including UK and US) for Kindle.

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About Evie Woolmore

An experienced writer and editor, Evie Woolmore has been writing fiction and non-fiction for twenty years. Having written books for other people, she also finds time to write books for herself. She has lived here, there and everywhere, but finds that imagination travels well. She enjoys publishing independently, and focuses her contribution to the indie community through reviewing other indie books, particularly those in a similar genre to her own. If you want Evie to review your book, please have a look at this page. Books that Evie has enjoyed in a similar vein to her own writing include The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern, The Girl who Chased the Moon by Sarah Addison Allen, The Ice Queen by Alice Hoffman, and The Angel’s Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafón, as well as some supernatural. spiritualist and magical realist books by other indie authors.

Evie has also blogged extensively for allonymbooks on writing and magical realism.