Shiny Rocks    by Gary Weston
Price: $0.99 USD. 11460 words. Published on February 2, 2012. .
Detective Senior Sergeant Stanley Morris investigates the case of the Empress Jewels, trying to avert an international incident. He could use the Ferret's help, but the Chief has him working on a mysterious case of his own. Number four in the series.

Fast Lane    by Hardit Singh
Price: Free! 9710 words. Published on March 8, 2012. .
Short Story - Detective Vincent Perez operates on both sides of the law, and it’s only a matter of time before he endangers not only his own life, but those that he swore to protect.

Stalk    by Grayson James
Price: $5.99 USD. 53190 words. Published on March 23, 2012. .
Milo Martin takes science seriously. Convinced that he is only living by natural instinct, like his chimpanzee cousins, he sets out on a quest to reproduce as many times as possible, whatever the cost. The results are unthinkable for the mates who are coerced into consent and gruesome for the rivals who stand in his way. Mankind can handle the occasional psychotic. But can it survive his science?

A Hunted Heart    by J.J. Massa
Price: $2.99 USD. 43510 words. Published on April 20, 2012. .
For the last decade, Von Branigan has lived his estranged from the only woman he ever loved. For a decade, he isolated himself, keeping his hurt and loneliness wrapped around him like a cloak. * Tati is tired now. She’s done. If not for Von, she would have let the bad guy win. Has he finally grown into the man she thought he was? Is there a safe haven for her hunted,wounded heart?

Raid    by Grayson James
Price: $5.99 USD. 52980 words. Published on May 18, 2012. .
Milo Martin takes science seriously. In Stalk, book one of the My Right to Life series, Milo brought us along with him as he stalked the hottest mates he could find. Milo is back at it in this second book of the series. This time he gives us a peek into his first raids - his life and death battles for status and mating rights. Can society withstand the rational onslaught of Milo Martin's science?