Straight For The Heart    by Marsha Canham
Price: $2.99 USD. 141000 words. Published on June 21, 2011. .
Mississippi riverboats, gamblers, a beautiful woman known as Montana Rose leading a double life in more ways than one. Will Michael Tarrington call her bluff or will they play for each other's hearts and lose all.

Gerard: The Boy Vampire    by G. M. Frazier
Price: $1.99 USD. 10950 words. Published on July 4, 2011. .
Diagnosed with cancer, and lured by the sales pitch of an online “vampire hunter,” Jack Trask has spent a fortune traveling around the world in search of the one being he feels can save him from a death sentence. Now, in the ruins of "Ransom," a plantation outside of New Orleans, Jack comes face to face with the creature he has been seeking for nearly a year. And it's not what he was expecting

Slave - (Book 2 in The Shame & Glory Saga)    by Jerrold Mundis
Price: $5.99 USD. 48020 words. Published on May 9, 2012. .
A raw, unbridled novel of slavery in the Deep South. Shattered by the forces of unrest and upheaval that preceded the Civil War, the Ackerly Plantation is caught in a frenzy of violence, cruelty, and hatred. Here is the brutal reality of slavery—of men and women sold at auction—of young girls forced to gratify their master’s lust—of slaves tortured until their only remaining instinct is to kill.

Adelaide's Garden    by Scott Ehrig-Burgess
Price: $4.99 USD. 262870 words. Published on May 28, 2012. .
Complex and ambitious, shambolic and beguiling, Adelaide's Garden is a literary epic of bibliophiles and madmen, swindlers and dreamers. A labyrinth of tales,characters and myths,sprawling across the 19th century, with an unsettling collection of haunted Victorian souls struck by grief, slavery, and love.

Jewelweed Station    by Kim Antieau
Price: $7.99 USD. 73350 words. Published by Green Snake Publishing  on May 28, 2012. .
After Callie’s parents die in an accident near their plantation in Virginia, the 17-year-old returns home to find that she is a ward of her loathsome aunt and uncle. She plays the part of the fool until she can figure out how to save herself and her home. Can she outsmart her nefarious relatives and help escaping slaves or will one more family secret destroy everything Callie knows and loves?