Soft Adventure Travel    by Harlan Hague
Price: $0.99 USD. 125420 words. Published on May 5, 2011. .
Soft adventure. The sort of experience that goes beyond the typical tourist itinerary. There is no great physical challenge involved here. There is considerable food for the spirit. And the body. And on the windjammer, a rum swizzle at every turn. This is a collection of my published travel articles that tell about these journeys throughout the world. Come with me as I revisit these experiences.

Frequent Traveller    by Pandora Poikilos
Price: $2.99 USD. 59380 words. Published on November 13, 2011. .
Catherine Dixon is everyone's dreamgirl. Girls want to be her. Men want to be with her. But is perfection a mask for untold disaster? What is Cathy's secret and how will her world change when the world knows? Will her secrets ever catch up with her or will Cathy continue to sail alongside perfection in the world she has created for herself as a Frequent Traveller?

Our Man In Antigua    by michael sherer
Price: $4.99 USD. 9500 words. Published on December 15, 2011. .
A travel writer's version of what travelers don't find in ordinary guide books. This is the latest and most up-to-date information about Antigua, Guatemala, with suggested tours, side trips and prices for everything from taxis to museums. This is the absolute 'must have' companion guide to any other regular guide book.

Despondency: The Story of a Defeated Man    by Paul Andreas Wunderlich
Price: Free! 61310 words. Published on April 11, 2013. .
Trister Trännermann, a fifty-nine year old man, travels the world in search of happiness. He finds nothing but regret as the unforgiving shadow of his past relentlessly haunted him. He ends up in Antigua, Guatemala, where he finally decides to settle down for good in an attempt to evade his demise. As he seeks to dismantle his misery, he dreams about a Mayan warrior who stabs him to death, and he

The Sink - Crime, Terror and Dirty Money in the Offshore World    by Jeffrey Robinson
Price: $9.99 USD. 145980 words. Published on May 5, 2013. .
The author of The Laundrymen and The Merger, Jeffrey Robinson, brings the story of dirty money full circle, back to the offshore islands in paradise where the business of crime does its banking.