2025 Book Award Winners
Page Turner Awards is delighted to announce our 2025 Book Award Winners!
Please join us in congratulating these rising stars.
2025 Book Award Winner:
- Michael Maloof won the Page Turner Book Award for his submission, Relentless
Relentless achieves exceptional storytelling through its multi-POV narrative, vivid characterization and suspenseful writing that balances high-tech thriller elements with genuine human emotion.
Category Winners:
- Kate Grant won the Page Turner Non-Fiction Book Award for her memoir No Woman Left Behind: A Journey of Hope to Heal Every Woman Injured in Childbirth
- Michael Maloof won the Page Turner Fiction Book Award for his submission, Relentless
Sub-Category Winners:
- Kate Grant also won the Page Turner Golden Author Award for her memoir No Woman Left Behind: A Journey of Hope to Heal Every Woman Injured in Childbirth
- Debra Borchert won the Best Book Series for Her Own Legacy (Book 1 of the Château de Verzat Series)
- Corey and Caleb Manny won Best Co-Authored Book for their submission, for How Noah Gets His Superpowers
- Michael Maloof won Best Debut Novel for his submission, Relentless
- Michael Maloof won the Indie Author Award for his submissions, Relentless and Unstoppable
- Renee Bolla won Best Children's Illustrated Book for her submission, The Truth About Stepmoms
- Corey Manny won the Prolific Author Award for getting 8 high-scoring titles into our Book Award Longlist!
- Hannah Campbell won the Young Author Award for her submission, Metanoia
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Special Book Award Winners:
Character Architect Award - for the most compelling character, won by Genevieve Morrissey for Thea
Wordsmith Award - for the most beautiful prose, won by Yvonne Costello for The Night Counsellor
Storyteller Award - for the most storytelling potential, won by Michael Maloof for Relentless
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Kate Grant for "No Woman Left Behind: A Journey of Hope to Heal Every Woman Injured in Childbirth"
Kate Grant is the founding CEO of Fistula Foundation, a US nonprofit organization. The Foundation has mobilized nearly 70,000 donors in more than 60 countries, raising over $150 million to fund more than 100,000 life transforming surgeries for women injured in childbirth and who are too often
Hannah Campbell for "Metanoia"
Michael Maloof Maloof for "RELENTLESS"
With the publication of Unstoppable, the highly anticipated sequel to his award-winning debut novel Relentless, Michael Maloof cements his place as a compelling new voice in the world of globe-trotting thrillers. Born with an insatiable curiosity and a genetic case of wanderlust, Michael brings a
Debra Borchert for "Her Own Legacy (Book 1 of the Château de Verzat Series)"
Debra Borchert has had many careers: clothing designer, actress, TV show host, spokesperson for high-tech companies, marketing and public relations professional, and technical writer for Fortune 100 companies. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, The Christian
Renee Bolla for "The Truth About Stepmoms"
Renee Bolla, a children's picture book author, seamlessly transitioned from the corporate world of fashion retail to crafting enchanting literary worlds that captivate young minds. Her self-published books, Finding Bunny and Imagine That (2022) and her latest release, The Truth About Stepmoms (2024)
Corey Manny for "How Noah Gets His Superpowers"
Corey Manny worked in healthcare for more than a decade, helping people feel better when they were going through tough times. Now, she does the same through her stories, helping children navigate the ups and downs of life. Corey believes in embracing our imperfections – after all, that’s what makes
Yvonne Costello for "The Night Counsellor"
L K Pang's debut novel, Moat Hill Hall, a romantic thriller, was published in 2023 with Chronos Publishing. Her second novel, The Night Counsellor, a historical thriller was published in 2024. Previously qualified as an architect, she now focuses her time on writing, painting and looking after her
Genevieve Morrissey for "Thea"
Genevieve Morrissey is a passionate student of British and American social history, but through one of those strange little quirks of fate she spends most of her days talking with scientists. THEA, her most recent novel, is a coming-of-age story set in 1920s Oklahoma City. MARRIAGE AND HANGING is
