Boob Tube
Published by Mark Coker on March 7, 2008
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Go behind the scenes of the daytime television soap opera industry with Boob Tube. Written by Lesleyann Coker (a former reporter for Soap Opera Weekly) and her husband Mark (of Smashwords), the two interviewed dozens of soap opera industry insiders for their stories and then fictionalized everything here.

Why?
Published by Mandeep Khera on March 23, 2008
The human life is full of questions with a few answers. Is there a God? If there is a God, why does he kill innocent children? Why do some people survive against all odds while thousands others die? Why? is a thought provoking work that amalgamates concepts of religion, life, death, science, evolution, into an easy-to-understand book.

World Voyagers
Published by Philip Shelton on March 9, 2008
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The e-book version of “World Voyagers” brings all of the adventures of Phil, Amy and Stew to small hand-held devices. Embark on a hunt for crocodiles, while waiting for the dentist. Frolic naked in a Polynesian ceremonial mare, while waiting in line at the post office. Read, eat and weep as you learn about love, loss and goats head soup, all in the palm of your hand, anytime, anywhere

Adelaide Einstein
Published by April Hamilton on May 5, 2008
Adelaide Binchley is probably the only fortysomething housewife and junior college dropout ever to be nominated for the Nobel Prize in Physics, and she's certainly the only one whose career was launched by a bedpan. In this hilarious and touching novel, Addie finds when one person selflessly reaches out to another, that gesture has the power to change the world. Rated PG-13, for some language.

Snow Ball
Published by April Hamilton on May 5, 2008
Cinder Torley is an intelligent young woman who yearns to escape the stifling yoke imposed by her small town upbringing and unhappy marriage, but that doesn't mean she killed her husband. When he goes missing one night, Cinder quickly learns who---and how few---her friends really are in this darkly comic tale of dueling schemers and incompetents. Rated R for some language and adult themes.