Third Phase

Third Phase is an independent publishing studio based out of Central Florida.

Also under the Third Phase umbrella are the labels Halfway House (Adult Humor & Absurdity) and 4Scribe (Non-Fiction for writers).

We're pioneering a high-concept form of distribution that blends elements of traditional publishing, vanity publishing and self-publishing in a way that allows indie authors to enjoy a full support staff of graphic designers, marketing professionals and editors while paying little or no out-of-pocket expenses. Third Phase offers a number of ways to help aspiring authors succeed, from our trade blog (4Scribe.com) to deferred-cost publishing services.

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• The Zombie Room on Oct. 16, 2014
  
  Pretty good. Liked the ending!
  
• Man of Clay on Oct. 23, 2015
  
  "Man of Clay" captured my interest within the first few pages, despite being a tad bit slowly paced. I learned very quickly that it isn't a book that uses action to grab your attention, rather it uses the human element - namely through the primary character, Connie. You can tell from the get-go that this is going to be a very involved and character-driven story, which is certainly the type of story that I prefer. A good character story keeps you reading in the same manner as a mystery novel, except instead of trying to discover the identity of the killer, you're reading to understand the relationships, motives, thoughts, and feelings that play among the people in the story. It takes a capable writer to pull off a truly compelling character-driven story, and I have to say that Osborne did a great job from the start. You can't "phone in" this kind of story, which is why most independent writers don't try to tackle them. When someone does it well, as she has done here, it's worth taking note. I definitely recommend giving it a read.