Santa and Other Christmas Criminals    by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Price: $5.99 USD. 28430 words. Published by WMG Publishing  on December 7, 2010. .
Think about it: Santa sneaks in during the dead of night. He steals cookies, drinks some milk, maybe tracks ashes all over the living room. Yeah, he leaves presents, but maybe that’s just a cover for more nefarious behavior. Who knows…besides Santa himself? This five story collection includes the stories Doubting Thomas, Snow Angels, Substitutions, Rehabilitation and Nutball Season.

Variations on a Theme    by William Meikle
Price: $2.99 USD. 40700 words. Published by Generation Next  on December 8, 2010. .
15 short stories from the Master of Pulp.

The 365 Stories Project Month Two    by Liane Little
Price: $1.99 USD. 13170 words. Published on December 16, 2010. .
This is a collection of short and flash fiction written during the second month of the authors blog, Liane Little and The 365 Stories Project. The stories are not genre-specific, often funny, and a terrific read.

The Stars for a Fee and other flash fiction    by Samuel Mae
Price: $0.99 USD. 4070 words. Published on December 23, 2010. .
A man who exists beside time. Another man newly arrived at a rest-home with a difference. A heist gone bad, and a boy who ages far slower than those around him. The Stars for A Fee contains five flash fiction stories by writer Samuel Mae. They each will only take a few minutes to read, but those will be minutes well spent.

Demons, Freaks & Other Abnormalities    by Michael Laimo
Price: $2.99 USD. 46630 words. Published by Crossroad Press  on December 28, 2010. .
This Bram Stoker Award-nominated collection is available now for the first time in digital. Cover art is by Dan Verkys. Contains all the stories of the original print version plus one new tale: The Chicken Man - that is exclusive to this Crossroad Press edition.

Mystery Dance: Three Novels    by Scott Nicholson
Price: $5.99 USD. 193730 words. Published by Haunted Computer Books  on January 5, 2011. .
Omnibus edition featuring #1 mystery & suspense bestseller Disintegration, thriller The Skull Ring, novella Crime Beat, and bonus material including two short stories, a deleted chapter for Disintegration, and two essays about the novels. In Disintegration, identical twins vie for a family empire built on deceit and dark secrets. In The Skull Ring, a woman pieces together a shattered past.

Five From the Jukebox: A Collection    by Dean Wesley Smith
Price: $4.99 USD. 29410 words. Published by WMG Publishing  on January 10, 2011. .
When you listen to a song, you often remember an event or person in your past. The special jukebox in the Garden Lounge actually takes a person through time back to the memory, but only for the length of the song. Included are five jukebox stories. "Jukebox Gifts," "Golden Dream," "Black Betsy," "Our Slaying Song Tonight," and "Ghosts of the Garden Lounge."

Shards    by Shane Jiraiya Cummings
Price: $0.99 USD. 26650 words. Published by Brimstone Press on January 19, 2011. .
Shards is dark fiction at its shortest and sharpest, a collection of disturbing stories from Australia's master of dark flash fiction, Shane Jiraiya Cummings. Each shard is an imaginative fragment, broken, sharp, and poised to draw blood.

Apocrypha Sequence: Insanity    by Shane Jiraiya Cummings
Price: $0.99 USD. 12020 words. Published on January 19, 2011. .
Explore the human mind as it is pushed to breaking point ... What if every man you'd ever met was named Ian? What if the stress of an unrelenting routine intruded while you were stopped at an intersection? Insanity is a darkness that can envelop you before you're even aware of it. Sometimes, it begins with an itch, sometimes, a mysterious invitation. Regardless of the catalyst, it never ends well.

Apocrypha Sequence: Divinity    by Shane Jiraiya Cummings
Price: $0.99 USD. 12520 words. Published on January 21, 2011. .
Suffer the capriciousness of the gods ... Imagine the story of Moses from the perspective of an Egyptian commander who has lost everything to the ten deadly plagues. Can solace be obtained from a religious manifestation that appears only to mock? And in a world of shifting moral values, who is to say the Antichrist isn't just a decent guy dealing with his own issues?