Pursuing Alaska's Untamed    by Douglas C. Myers, PhD
Price: $9.99 USD. 32120 words. Published on November 23, 2009. .
An adventure action-travel illustrated ebook by Alaskan author Doug Myers. Each chapter is a separate personal account of remote Alaska's Native hospitality, scenic landscapes, sport fishing excursions, and wildlife encounters. The personal experience narrative and color photos provide a virtual trip to America's treasured 'Last Frontier', and for some a vicarious realization of an elusive dream.

Alaska - Fishing The Untamed    by Douglas C. Myers, PhD
Price: $9.99 USD. 32710 words. Published on December 7, 2009. .
Wilderness fishing by Alaskan author and former lodge owner. Photo illustrated writings about fishing and wildlife adventures on remote rivers of Bristol Bay Region, Kodiak Island, Alaska Peninsula, and less remote Kenai Peninsula. Various accounts on fishing for salmon, bear encounters, and Native subsistence fishing and hospitality. Chapters also include Kenai River sockeye (reds) and grayling.

Fireweed    by Casey  Clifford
Price: $3.99 USD. 89280 words. Published on December 8, 2011. .
Laptop—check. Fishing rods--check. Waders--check. Bug Spray--check. Tackle box—check. Gun--why? The Raffertys never thought they’d need a gun on a corporate fishing trip to Alaska. But when a death occurs while fishing, and a sniper attacks the lodge, Mike and Caitlin have more to handle than trophy fish or agendas. Staying alive becomes their goal, but that’s not easy in the Alaskan bush.

More Faster Backwards: Rebuilding David B    by Christine Smith
Price: $5.99 USD. 72960 words. Published on December 16, 2011. .
More Faster Backwards is the story of Christine and Jeffrey Smith’s uncertain struggle to rebuild the Motor Vessel David B and their journey to Alaska on an untested seventy-seven year old wooden boat to begin the life of their dreams.

Boom Town Boy: Coming of Age on Alaska's Lost Frontier    by Jack de Yonge
Price: $9.99 USD. 65530 words. Published by Epicenter Press  on April 7, 2012. .
A newspaper reporter recalls his youth in Fairbanks, Alaska, a dying gold-rush town that comes alive again with a wild mix of Russian and American pilots, a busy red-light district, and a round-the-clock bar scene in the 1940s war years.