The Making of Tibias Ivory: Through the Eyes of Innocence    by D. Allen Jenkins
Price: $4.95 USD. 96250 words. Published by Casa de Snapdragon on December 5, 2009. .
Bound to a chair, hands tied, face covered in a burlap sack, five-year old Tibias Ivory- the illegitimate, bi-racial son of Bethany Ivory, the daughter of the small, southern town of Principle's leading preacher and a murdered, black, high-school superstar, Mahognus "Hog" Worthington- has had the innocence of his young life ripped away by the depths of bigotry and degradation of hate.

When Babies Dream    by James Dunn
Price: $0.99 USD. 5470 words. Published on December 5, 2009. .
An 18 month-old biracial girl named Ciara, lives with a young single white foster father, Jim. He is afraid to take her in at first but over the next eight months the two become an unlikely family until time carries both of them away. The story is told through as a dream where Ciara sees her past from safe inside a tornado, looking out windows that float all around her, showing life with Jim.

Splitting Washington    by Daniel Koehler
Price: Free! 103330 words. Published on July 20, 2010. .
J.D. CROWELL, a top White House aide, is fired after an indiscreet staff dalliance. In exile, he backs a 3rd party firebrand to throw a monkey wrench into the election between the corrupt GOP President and the popular biracial Democratic challenger. Using every political dirty trick in the book, J.D. makes history while saving himself, his family, and his mistress.

Tattoo: The Awakening    by Toni Leland
Price: $2.99 USD. 51590 words. Published on March 23, 2011. .
Biracial Danielle Clark never dreamed she would spend her senior year in a hick school full of farmers. Still reeling from the shock of her parents’ separation, Danielle discovers that being neither black nor white in a small rural town makes her a prime target for adolescent cruelty.

Mama for You, Forever    by Patty Maday
Price: $4.99 USD. 1310 words. Published on June 21, 2011. .
This children's book about adoption highlights the true-to-life story of two elephants. Their opposite yet parallel stories come together to make a family across many moons and many miles. At publishing, the last pages of this book are yet to be lived out. All proceeds from its sale support that end (and in turn, that beginning).

The Unexpected Neighbor    by Terri Peterson
Price: $2.99 USD. 94300 words. Published on July 26, 2011. .
Janis and Rick are dealing with their rocky marriage when their middle child, Kit, tries to kill herself. When Kit is released from the hospital, she gets to know the new neighbor, Veronica. Although Kit and sister Lindsay attach themselves to the nomadic Veronica, Janis remains suspicious of the neighbor, especially when Veronica’s revelations threaten Kit's unsteady sense of self.

Her Eternal Love    by Maria Christine
Price: Free! 21280 words. Published by Nocturna Press  on August 2, 2011. .
Her Eternal Love is set in the dark Realm of Shadows. This is a land of many magical, often sinister beings. But even here, true love must find a way.

No Tildes on Tuesday    by Cherrye Vasquez
Price: $5.99 USD. 11300 words. Published on August 3, 2011. .
Isabella never wanted to learn to speak Spanish. But when her parents announce that they are moving the family to a predominantly Mexican-American neighborhood, Isabella becomes desperately afraid that she won’t be able to fit in and grudgingly agrees to start Spanish lessons with her abuela.

The List    by Melissa Yin
Price: $5.99 USD. 106050 words. Published by Olo Books on August 21, 2011. .
When Oona's husband asks for an open marriage, she kicks him to the curb and makes a list. Don't you have a List? The first guy you really loved, the guy who got away, the guy who's now he's morphed into McDreamy? The List of all the guys you coulda-woulda-shoulda. Now Oona can. She will. And she should. The List. Because a few good men are the best revenge.

Private Walls    by Kris Heywood
Price: $6.99 USD. 97950 words. Published on August 26, 2011. .
Since Maria was small she has suffered from a severe form of homesickness for a country she has never seen. And now when the old dream of living in America is finally becoming reality, a clique of GIs and their wives set out to teach her and Lucius that they can never be anything but second class citizens in it. It's not a lesson they're willing to learn.