Dog Star    by Dory Lee Maske
Price: Free! 2950 words. Published on May 30, 2009. .
A young boy makes a wish on his favorite star. He wishes he had a friend to play with. That wish will change his life.

Tree Stump    by Wolf Tucker
Price: Free! 3050 words. Published on August 5, 2009. .
What if the school bully stole your lunch everyday? How would you feel and what would you do about it? How far would you go to get rid of him for good? Zach and Sam face this dilemma everyday. Zach reads his sisters diary and discovers her secret, the reason why her life seems so perfect. A magical tree stump that grants wishes can fix all their problems. But be careful what you wish for.

If You Give a Redneck a Moonpie    by Tom Twain
Price: $0.99 USD. 800 words. Published by New Summerfield Press  on September 16, 2009. .
The world is turned upside down when a good old boy gives another redneck a Moon Pie down at the trailer park. A humorous fable for grown ups.

The Gateway    by Steve Simons
Price: Free! 22870 words. Published on September 25, 2009. .
This FREE book was written for children, but has found great popularity amongst adults as well. The story follows the adventures of two boys who accidentally discover some form of gateway, that takes them to other worlds or parallel universes. You can now join the boys on their journey as they try to get back home. Do they get back home though?

The Roman and the Runaway    by A. J. Braithwaite
Price: Free! 42010 words. Published on October 19, 2009. .
Having a good family friend as your headmaster might sound ideal, but for Luke Brownlow it just makes life even more complicated...

Turnaround Summer    by Paul Hansen
Price: $6.75 USD. 44930 words. Published by Danforth Book Distribution  on December 2, 2009. .
Boys want men in their lives as models of what to become, as guides along sometimes shaky paths, and as companions just for sharing. Boys need men in their lives to grow into capable, confident, nurturing men for a strong and secure society. In Turnaround Summer, Paul Hansen gives us an inside peek—with humor, sensitivity, and wisdom—of the magical results from men mentoring boys.

Sons and Brothers in Seattle    by Wilson James
Price: $2.99 USD. 73180 words. Published on December 12, 2009. .
Cameron Connors is a young father trying to deal with a mother who has treated her sons terribly. He’s managed to get his own two young sons away from his mother, but now needs to rescue Brendan, his younger brother. He has a very risky plan to challenge his parents for custody of Brendan. The stakes are high, and Cameron might just lose custody of his own two sons. *Extra chapters from sequel.

A Family Legacy: The Watson Works    by Wilson James
Price: Free! 52840 words. Published on December 31, 2009. .
Another tragedy has struck the Watson family and now the only thing left is the family business. Connor, the younger of the teen brothers, must try to make the tough decisions that will keep things going. Can Connor deal with his profound loss and prevent a similar tragedy when he has the chance? Can he find happiness and make a new family? Join Connor in this story of adventure and courage.

The Royal Bank of Stories    by Philip Bradbury
Price: $2.99 USD. 51620 words. Published on January 16, 2010. .
Short stories that would be true had the world been more sane (or insane). These stories tell of our past and future with a bit of humour and fantasy thrown in. They are guaranteed to touch your emotionally somehow - you'll laugh, cry (maybe), chuckle, sigh, yell 'Eureka!' and you may even realise just how amazing you are, which is the whole point of the stories. Oh, yes, you may even enjoy them!

Mia the Meek    by Eileen Boggess
Price: $8.99 USD. 44580 words. Published by Bancroft Press on March 11, 2010. .
Mia Fullerton has entered her freshman year at St. Hilary’s with a goal: to lose her nickname “Mia the Meek,” and soar into a confident high school career. Unfortunately, her transformation is made harder by her English-teacher mom, bratty little brother, already popular nemesis, and new neighbor. In telling her story, Mia proves to be a witty, candid, and interesting fourteen-year-old.