Lorna Sotelo

The Real Cost of Publishing an Indie Novel

Most readers see a finished book and assume the hard part was writing it. But indie publishing involves far more than putting words on a page. In this behind-the-scenes look, author Lorna Sotelo shares the financial realities of publishing a novel, the surprising challenges of coordinating all the moving pieces, and why most indie authors keep telling stories despite the risks.

The Story I Couldn’t Let Go Of

I started Mission of Love four years ago—and never finished it. Here’s why I’m finally returning to the story and what readers can expect when it releases later this year.

What I’m Writing Right Now (And Why It’s Different)

A behind-the-scenes look at my current work in progress, A Lieutenant’s Fake Fiancé, and why this story is taking a completely different direction from book one in the Disparate Hearts series.

What Publishing My First Book Taught Me (The Hard Way)

Publishing my first book taught me far more than how to upload a file to Kindle. It taught me the difference between a dream and a calling, between finishing a story and building a career. Fifteen years after my first misstep, I’m finally releasing a book I’m proud of—and learning what it truly means to begin.

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