They Cooked the Books    by Patrick Edwards
Price: $2.99 USD. 51130 words. Published on August 31, 2011. .
A fascinating historical tour of some of today’s most familiar financial expressions. For instance, “Cooking the books” originated in England when the Earl of Strafford said: “The proof was once clear; however, they have cooked it ever since.” - the Earl was referring to altering ingredients in a recipe - not the “creative accounting” all too common in today’s business world.

The Stickmen and The Kindling Strategy    by A. T. Sorsa
Price: $2.99 USD. 15820 words. Published on January 19, 2012. .
This book tells a fictionary and a symbolic story of a CEO and his quest for a new, winning strategy. It is an imaginary tale of the business world. The managers are always looking for the change. They want to make their companies the market leaders.

Hard Knocks: Hilarious Life Lessons of a Lawyer    by Mervyn Hecht
Price: $9.95 USD. 21060 words. Published on May 14, 2012. .
This is a book for people who love to laugh and through that laughter, learn. A satire, Hard Knocks is based upon true events. Hard Knocks takes place within the law, but it is hardly a law book. Rather, it is a Life book, detailing professional wallopings and rounding off with a dose of Aesop. Witty, surprising, at times angering, but always hilarious.

Jack of Bilge    by Dan Spencer
Price: $3.99 USD. 71150 words. Published on November 13, 2012. .
Trudie, a paralegal volunteer at a homeless shelter, is reeled into the life of a peculiar vagrant named Jack who turns out to be the heir to a multinational corporation. He's on a quixotic quest to remake his company to suit his Bohemian vision. Trudie wants to help him, but there's a problem. Jack is out of his mind. A quirky comic tale about capitalism and how life makes us all a bit crazy.