The Princess Of Egypt Must Die    by Stephanie Dray
Price: Free! 18050 words. Language: English. Published on November 27, 2012. Fiction » Young adult or teen » Historical.
Princess Arsinoe came of age in the glittering court of Ptolemaic Egypt. Abused by her ruthless sister, a pawn in the dynastic ambitions of her father, and dismissed by the king who claimed her for a bride, young Arsinoe finds herself falling in love with a young man forbidden to her. (Novelette, 11k words.)

The Tale of Isis and Osiris    by Anne Spackman
Price: Free! 1830 words. Language: English. Published on June 8, 2012. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
(3.00 from 1 review)
A story of the death of Osiris, and the journey of Isis to find the body of Osiris.

Marching With Caesar-Pullus' Childhood    by R.W. Peake
Price: Free! 31310 words. Language: English. Published on May 28, 2012. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
(5.00 from 1 review)
This is a free additional chapter of Marching With Caesar-Conquest of Gaul that tells of Titus Pullus' childhood, and how he came to be friends with Vibius Domitius, why he hates his father, and his early training alongside Vibius by Cyclops, the veteran who taught them what it meant to be a Legionary.

Mesopotamia - The Healer, the Slave and the Prince    by Yehuda Israely
Price: Free! 47980 words. Language: English. Published on March 2, 2013. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
The healer and his apprentice slave of 3000 BC live in an old and sweet Shechrezada-like legend. Their lives hang by a thread as they struggle to exorcise a demon out of the possessed Sumerian prince's body.The craft of healing helps them navigate the murky waters of the courts of the kings of Uruk and the gods of the underworld, and influence the fate of the prince, the deamon, and themselves.

Sacrifices    by AM Kirkby
Price: Free! 3510 words. Language: English. Published on February 6, 2012. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
In the Etruscan city of Cisra, the boy Karkana sacrifices his prize possession to help a prisoner of war. But the true implications of his act won't be felt till years later.

Two Horizons    by Hank Lawson
Price: Free! 121550 words. Language: English. Published on March 17, 2013. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
(5.00 from 1 review)
Great Pyramid, rival priests, romance with a harem (perhaps royal) woman, and jealous Queen prey on God-king Khufu. In parallel to Khufu’s labors, Mehi labors to absolve his family’s crime by self-sacrifice as a pyramid worker. The crime also burdens his love for An-khi, a governor’s daughter who aspires to be governor herself. Will Mehi save Khufu from his enemies, including Mehi’s own brother?

The Eye of Mammut    by Christine Morgan
Price: Free! 7790 words. Language: English. Published by Sabledrake Enterprises  on September 1, 2012. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
(3.50 from 2 reviews)
As spirit man, Aruk has been called upon to use his gifts to solve many problems. With guidance from the ancestors and the spirit world he has great wisdom and gives good advice. But the first true crime his tribe has ever encountered will put him -- put them all -- to the test.

Printesa Roxolana    by Gabriel Szeitz
Price: Free! 6040 words. Language: Romanian. Published by Blacklight Design  on July 30, 2012. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
Aceasta versiune este o traducere a editiei originale publicate in limba engleza

Egerius    by AM Kirkby
Price: Free! 6720 words. Language: English. Published on April 4, 2012. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
(4.00 from 1 review)
A story of ancient Etruria. Young Egerius is brought up by women after his father's early death; but there are secrets in his father's family, and as he grows older, he learns that he has a family he has never met, and is the heir to more than his father's slim estate... This is a chapter from 'Etruscan Blood', an epic novel of ancient Italy that will be published later this year.

Mapmaker    by Brent Meranda
Price: Free! 1630 words. Language: American English. Published on July 27, 2012. Fiction » Historical » Ancient.
A border town in Ancient China is a perilous place—especially for a desolate girl with no father. So, when Cricket bumps into an administrator’s wife with a bag full of copper coins, she eagerly agrees to deliver her firewood. But why does the woman need firewood in the summer? And why do soldiers stop and question them? Does it have anything to do with the raid at Xitang last Spring?