Self-published Rodgers hits a million in sales

Self-published author Sheila Rodgers has sold a million copies of her ebook Only the Innocent and two sequels, agent Lizzy Kremer has confirmed. Rodgers, who writes under the pen name Rachel Abbott, sold her books through Amazon Kindle after being rejected by literary agents. The first, Only the Innocent, was published in 2011, followed by The Back Road and Sleep Tight. All three books in the series have reached number one on the Kindle store and are still in the top 100. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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