Winning His Spurs    by Roger Kean
Price: $1.49 USD. 87980 words. Published on March 22, 2010. .
1191: In a clash of two faiths, a boy knight destined to be a hero…Cuthbert, hungry for adventure and glory, joins King Richard on his way to free Jerusalem from the Saracens. Even before reaching their goal the Crusaders are torn by jealousy and intrigue. Cuthbert finds that chivalry and honour are little valued as he faces desperate obstacles to his quest for knighthood and his own castle.

A Rare and Vacant Hour    by Ivan Rehorek
Price: $3.99 USD. 8390 words. Published by Wider Screenings | Transgressor  on January 30, 2011. .
Salvador Dali, Billie Holliday, Josef Mengele - they all had cats. Famous person's cats - the subject of the first part in a new collection of experimental beat poetry from one of Adelaide, South Australia's most popular underground performers and a former editor for Adelaide's famous poetry collective Friendly Street Poets, Ivan Rehorek aka Avalanche.

Hybrid Killers    by Will Decker
Price: $2.99 USD. 102950 words. Published on March 1, 2011. .
When John loses his only daughter, a young woman crushed to death while attending a rock concert, it's more than he can handle. In a move to get away to a place where he can end it all, he discovers strength in the love of a woman. With new reasons to carry on, he decides that he isn't ready to die after all. Yet, other forces have already determined his fate, and they're not ready to let him go.

The Boss.    by Aqkay 
Price: $2.99 USD. 11680 words. Published on March 6, 2011. .
They say, to be successful in life you have to be the right person, at the right place, at the right time… ”Mr. Chance… being there”. In case of Fred it was “Mr. Chanceless … being nowhere", but using his imagination and power of deductions, he not only solved the mystery of creation of the Universe, he also got hold of the chance he had been awaiting all his life.

Roaring Mountain    by Red Willow Digital Press 
Price: $2.99 USD. 47880 words. Published on March 29, 2012. .
Three years after my son, Gary Gray, was killed in a mountain climbing accident and buried under tons of ice and snow, his body was recovered under incredible, miraculous circumstances. My wish is that this true account of a series of extraordinary experiences will give inspiration and comfort to many bereaved parents, in the belief that their child is not lost, but lives on in another world.