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Myths, Memoirs and Confessions of an Ex-Felon    by RoMay 
Price: $12.95 USD. 31560 words. Published on January 17, 2010. .

As society has it, “Once a felon, always a felon”. However, as RoMay dispels the myths associated with prison, shares his memories and confesses about his pains, fears, heartaches and happiness, he's finally grown new skin to become the impossible. An EX-Felon.
Stolen Moments    by Lilly LaRue
Price: $0.99 USD. 12920 words. Published by Happily Ever After Romances  on July 6, 2011. .

When escaped bank robber Cody Broderick breaks into her home and takes her hostage, Rachel knows she should be terrified, instead of noticing how attractive her captor is. After the first moments of terror come and go, she realizes there is a lot more to Cody than what he appears. Can the stolen moments they have shared ever be enough to satisfy her when he walks away for good?
Sophia Grantham aka Kezia Tregilgus    by Barry Allan
Price: Free! 73370 words. Published on March 1, 2012. .

The true story of a female convict transported to Van Diemens Land aboard the Rajah in 1841. She married a seaman known as Handspike Jack Tregilgus and together they pioneered the settlement of central Queensland. They built the first hotels at Taroom and Rolleston, then moved to Rockhampton where she ran bushranger-friendly hotels before she died at the age of 52.
Black Sheep and Gold Diggers    by Barry Allan
Price: Free! 58110 words. Published on March 16, 2012. .

The personal stories of two men, Richard Venvill and Joseph Allen who were transported to Australia as convicts. Both were pardoned for very different reasons. The book spans the years from 1830 to 1902 and follows them through their convict years, the settlement of Port Philip, the beginnings of Melbourne,the gold rush,and other events that affected their lives.
Inspiration    by Stephen Lehmann
You set the price! 460 words. Published on April 6, 2012. .

The words of a convict and her triumph in life.