Slow Fire: Jewish Notes from Berlin    by Susan Neiman
Price: $6.99 USD. 96530 words. Published by Quid Pro Books on August 22, 2010. .
Berlin--East and West, day and night--in the 80s before the Wall fell. Through the eyes of a U.S. philosophy student. And Jewish, which makes for moments awkward, poignant, crass, funny, and always lurking. A city was divided, America the occupier, and the cigarettes not named Salem because it sounds too Jewish. The debut memoirs from the author of Moral Clarity, a N.Y. Times "2008 Notable Book."

Der Fluch der Schwarzen Natter - Flucht ins Ungewisse (Teil 1)    by Roland Sommer Salner
Price: $0.99 USD. 57450 words. Published on October 27, 2010. .
An einem Abend im Herbst 1940 flüchtet Eva Weissmann mit Ihrem Mann und ihrer Tochter Hanna vor den zunehmenden Repressionen der Nazis. Unterwegs gerät sie in die Fänge des erbarmungslosen SS-Obersturmführers Max Riedle. Gemeinsam mit ihrer Tochter gelingt ihr die Flucht vor ihrem Peiniger – der «Schwarzen Natter». Es beginnt eine aberwitzige Jagd mit vielen unerwarteten Wendungen.

Zsákpapírok    by János Gosztonyi
Price: $2.99 USD. 83090 words. Published by S.Back agency for hungarian literature  on January 10, 2012. .
Mi rejlik vajon e furcsa cim mögött? Mit irt Gosztonyi János zsákpapirokra? Regényt, memoárt, naplót, netán abszurd történetet? Igen, mindezt együtt egy 20.századi ember életútját kamaszkorától a nyugdijig, illetve1939-töl a nyolcvanas évekig.

Laughing Winds    by Rose Christo
Price: $2.99 USD. 62540 words. Published on October 4, 2012. .
When Annika Straum is handed a violin and told to learn how to play, Annika knows she is about to die. In Dachau Concentration Camp, music means death. Paired with a green-eyed girl, a girl who makes her feel in ways she shouldn't, Annika has three months to practice for her first and last concert.

I Wish You Were Mine    by Marlene Joyce
Price: $2.99 USD. 49490 words. Published on March 2, 2013. .
An unsuspecting American student finds herself in the center of Hitler's war in Munich, Germany. It was the onset of World War II, and she was far from her home and parents in Philadelphia. Witness to her professor's arrest by the Gestapo was in itself shocking; however, it became personally devastating as only a severed first love can be. Did he survive Concentration Camp Dachau? Was he dead?