Lover's Leap    by Linda Boltman
Price: $0.99 USD. 9360 words. Published on September 15, 2011. .
Trapped in the wreckage of a car in a remote area, bleeding and growing weaker, the next few days will not only test the will of a young college woman to survive, but will challenge her mental stability. Put in the darkest of situations, the heroine of Lover’s Leap must delve within herself to overcome and persevere.

The Copper Box    by Linda Boltman
Price: $0.99 USD. 14780 words. Published on September 15, 2011. .
While excavating a new business site, heavy equipment operator Doug Stone scrapes a strange object with his earth moving bucket. Irrevocably drawn by a force he can’t explain, Doug opens the box to discover a black stone that blesses him with properties like no other. But once blessed with this new power, the recipient soon finds that it may not be a blessing at all.

The Captive    by Linda Boltman
Price: Free! 1200 words. Published on September 15, 2011. .
The courage of a kidnapped young girl is tested, but her strong will to live will not allow her to become a victim. This dark story of a young woman as she awaits the return of her captor culminates in a surprise ending. The Captive was selected by San Diego Writer’s Ink Anthology, Vol 4 as one of San Diego’s finest writers. The story lends itself to a quick, but intense read.

Moon Pies    by Linda Boltman
Price: Free! 3220 words. Published on September 18, 2011. .
There’s no way a woman from a small farm town in northern Illinois can be prepared when her future mother-in-law spits chew into a Campbell’s soup can. But when my boyfriend invited me to join him in the hills of Georgia for a family reunion, chewing tobacco was only the start of many surprises. I didn’t anticipate, however, that I would be the cause for the family being run out of town.

Plum Loco    by Linda Boltman
Price: Free! 1450 words. Published on September 28, 2011. .
Plum Loco is a humorous, heartwarming story about a single woman’s quest to replace her favorite red plum tree after firefighters are forced to cut it down in an attempt to save her home during the San Diego Witch Creek Fire of 2007. Lost without it, the author goes on a quest to find a replacement. The resulting story is her journey to bring the red plum home.

The Valet of Darkshire Manor    by Linda Boltman
Price: Free! 3510 words. Published on December 11, 2011. .
The advertisement simply stated, “Wanted–valet for large household. Must love animals.” Desperate for a job, Edwin Thorpe responded and was immediately accepted. A train ticket arrived within a week for the evening departure to Darkshire the following Friday with no further instructions. Now he stood at the train depot, small satchel in hand, about to be greeted by two very strange men.

The Christmas Challenge    by Linda Boltman
Price: Free! 2070 words. Published on December 11, 2011. .
Trying to recreate a family tradition when my Grandfather took me with him to cut down and carry home the family Christmas tree, my children and I would traipse out to our local tree farm to pick out our Christmas tree. Our tradition culminated in the Christmas my friends and family still refer to as the year of "The Mother Lode" tree. Laugh and cry at an attempt to preserve childhood memories.

Boltman - Part Two    by Eric Quinn Knowles
Price: $2.99 USD. 63320 words. Published on September 26, 2012. .
The adventure concludes as Kevin must rescue his sidekick, Ampere, from the clutches of Tommie Boy and the Church of the Mind, an evil celebrity cult of energy vampires. On the path to fulfill his destiny, Kevin begins to wonder if he is really just losing his mind, or if Boltman is a separate entity, bent on using Kevin for its own mysterious ends.

The Sheriff    by Linda Boltman
Price: $0.99 USD. 8270 words. Published on October 15, 2012. .
A product of an abusive father, Otis grew up a loner. As a result, he’s become a hardened, crusty old Sheriff. Deciding Otis needs help, the City hires Freddie, fresh out of the Police Academy. Idealistic and sensitive, Freddie is shocked by Otis’s cavalier attitude. Determined to be the best Deputy he can be, Freddie’s decisions change Otis’s life in an unimaginable way.