Resort to Murder    by Mary Ellen Hughes
Price: $2.99 USD. 52640 words. Published on September 10, 2010. .
Baltimore high school math teacher, Maggie Olenski, feels burned out, and a resort in the mountains of western Maryland seems like the perfect get-away spot - until she stumbles on the body of a former student near the tennis courts. There's been more than one suspicious death at the Highview. Can Maggie find out who's behind it all before she becomes the next victim?

The Cause    by Kristie Poehler
Price: $9.95 USD. 64970 words. Published on December 31, 2010. .
Left in the middle of a divided nation, Emily Garnett MacKinnon quickly learns what it means to be impartial during the American Civil War. Nine months with the "enemy" shows her the true meaning of loyalty--and brings to light who really cares for her--and who wants her out of the way.

Broken Ladders    by Michelle Isenhoff
Price: $3.99 USD. 44520 words. Published by Candle Star Press  on April 23, 2011. .
Hannah craves excitement, but all local adventures dried up long ago, when her parents unpacked their wagon on the Michigan frontier. When war breaks out, her father and brother leave to fight the Confederacy. Then the farm is threatened, and the one place she longs to leave becomes the one place she'll risk everything to save. Divided Decade Trilogy, book two

Civil War Battlefields: The Landscapes of War    by Scott Thybony
Price: $4.99 USD. 17650 words. Published by Jeff Nicholas on April 25, 2011. .
Award-winning author Scott Thybony recounts the dramatic events of a war which re-shaped the nation. His essays trace the year-by-year unfolding of the conflict, followed by accounts of the legendary battles and the tragic struggles which changed forever the lives of those who fought them.

The Awful Arithmetic Volume I    by Stan McCown
Price: $3.99 USD. 159320 words. Published on July 23, 2011. .
The Awful Arithmetic is a non-fiction book, in two volumes, about the Civil War. For those just entering a study of the war, The Awful Arithmetic covers the entirety of the conflict, from its true cause—which was neither secession nor slavery—to the intricate details of the war’s ending.

The Awful Arithmetic Volume II    by Stan McCown
Price: $2.99 USD. 138290 words. Published on July 23, 2011. .
Continuation of the Awful Arithmetic Volume I: The Awful Arithmetic is a non-fiction book, in two volumes, about the Civil War. For those just entering a study of the war, The Awful Arithmetic covers the entirety of the conflict, from its true cause—which was neither secession nor slavery—to the intricate details of the war’s ending.

Acoustic Shadow    by Catherine Beverly
Price: $2.99 USD. 241630 words. Published on September 17, 2011. .
Jack Elliott searches for the truth of Jeremy's death, a captain at the 146th Antietam reenactment, but it is as elusive as the ghosts haunting the Claiborne house. When Charlotte Shaw arrives to sell the house he convinces her to stay though it may be as fatal to her as it was to Jeremy. Quickly they are pulled into a shadow where the past fights the present for the ending of a deadly love story.

Spirits of the Border: Military Ghosts    by Ken Hudnall
Price: $3.99 USD. 63930 words. Published by Grave Distractions Publications  on October 2, 2011. .
The "Spirits of the Border" series is an invaluable guide to ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts. This series allows the reader to explore the supernatural in different places throughout the country. This volume examines paranormal activity of military sites. From Civil War battlefields to the US Army's military intel training grounds this is a this is a fabulous guide to 40 different sites.

Beneath the Battlefield    by Lisa V. Proulx
Price: $0.99 USD. 1710 words. Published on October 21, 2011. .
A civil war ghost story about a young soldier describing the horrors of war in letters to his mother back home before and after fighting in the battle of Antietam.

The Diary of Horatio White    by Mark Souza
Price: Free! 7970 words. Published on November 11, 2011. .
Corporal Horatio White knows firsthand how General McClellan lost the Battle at Antietam Creek during the Civil War. Though the Union Army outnumbered Lee’s forces two to one and had the element of surprise, the battle would take a shocking turn.