The Marathon Murders    by Chester Campbell
Price: $2.99 USD. 67250 words. Published on July 21, 2011. .
Nashville PI's Greg and Jill McKenzie take on what appears to be the ultimate cold case, a 90-year-old murder, dragging them into a present-day conspiracy filled with chicanery in circles of power and chaos created by a frenzied killer.

Reason (Part One of The Arbiter Project Trilogy)    by Marek Storm
Price: Free! 23100 words. Published on July 31, 2011. .
Senator Adam Lucas is desperate for justice when his daughter is brutally murdered at the hands of a serial killer. Hans Richter, a German scientist, is working on a top secret project at a hidden Army base in Eastern New Mexico. The discoveries they make will shock them and inexplicably link them together in a high-stakes game of corruption and lies involving the highest levels of government.

Days of Atonement    by Walter Jon Williams
Price: $4.99 USD. 148970 words. Published on August 2, 2011. .
Loren Hawn is a traditional Western peace officer walking the streets of 21st Century New Mexico, and seemingly unaware that times have changed. And when a dying man named Randal falls out of a bullet-riddled car and dies in Loren’s arm, Loren finds he isn’t the only man living in the wrong time--- because he remembers pulling Randal’s dead body out of a wrecked car twenty years before.

Renewal (Part Two of the Arbiter Project Trilogy)    by Marek Storm
Price: Free! 27600 words. Published on August 12, 2011. .
When Adam Lucas receives a mysterious note with details from his past that only he and his late wife knew, he is pointed to a location across the country. Meanwhile, Hans Richter and Susan Meadows are fleeing for their lives from the military when an unexpected stranger claiming to be from the future comes to their aid and directs them to Devil's Lake, where they are supposed to meet Adam Lucas.

Redemption (Part Three of the Arbiter Project Trilogy)    by Marek Storm
Price: Free! 35210 words. Published on September 21, 2011. .
Adam Lucas and Hans Richter are fleeing for their lives from a government conspiracy to cover up a top secret military project gone awry. Now its up to Sigmund Richter to learn the truth about his father's work. Saved by an operative of The Agency when his own life is threatened, Sigmund learns that his memories have been altered. Somewhere in his mind is the key to unlocking the Arbiter Project.

Hush Up    by A. Rosaria
Price: $0.99 USD. 6450 words. Published on February 11, 2012. .
Melvin Armstrong in his first year working as a journalist for the Metropolitan News Agency, uncovers a secret that may become the story of the year and propel his career sky-high. However it won't be that easy as he thought it would be. Secrets exist to stay hidden and certain people will go to great lengths to keep it that way.

Bring Me A Bluebird    by Brian Durski
Price: $7.00 USD. 203230 words. Published by The Seashell Books  on March 3, 2012. .
Bring me a Bluebird is a novel detailing one man's journey over a seventeen year period. Scott Lawford is intelligent and determined to excel in all his endeavors.

Killer-Blood    by R. Jay
Price: $2.99 USD. 108190 words. Published on April 21, 2012. .
Kristina Keillor is pursued by a killer with big hands. He's killed all the others.Jerry Keller must protect her, as promised. Geoffrey Gerrard is a drunken old hack. Perhaps this story will relaunch his career, but maybe not. Prime Minister Andrew Booth's future is in the blood-stained grasp of fugitive oligarch Stanislav Vasiliev. But he must buy peace with Vladmir Putin - London the price.

Supreme Smoke    by Robert Kearney
Price: $0.99 USD. 104840 words. Published on May 14, 2012. .
Freedom is about to go up in smoke at the Supreme Court unless the President of the United States can find a way to blackmail the Justices. The prime target: Aurora Sims, the country's first African-American female Justice. Her scandalous past provides plenty of ammunition. Sex and corruption surround the Court while the president's men will stop at nothing to secure the votes they need.