The Apprentice    by Gordon Houghton
Price: $2.99 USD. 79020 words. Published on March 15, 2010. .
A corpse is resurrected and apprenticed to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse for seven days. During the course of the week, he tries to remember how he died, accompanies Death on his daily round, and learns what it means to be undead. Printed editions: The Apprentice (UK, 1999); Damned If You Do (US, 2000); Death's Apprentice (Russia, 2003); L'Apprendista (Italy, 2010).

Notes from an Isolated Man    by Craig Cain 
Price: $0.99 USD. 11290 words. Published on May 27, 2010. .
A philosophical breakdown about an observer. A man that views life but does not partake of it. After much debate, he decides to leave his fence of observation and enjoy the world, resulting in dire consequences.

Lover of Perdition    by Christine E Schulze
Price: Free! 1190 words. Published on October 3, 2011. .
An angel's choice between her eternal security in heaven or an eternity of damnation with the fallen one she loves. After all, for angels, there is no middle ground, no grey area. There is no chance for salvation.

The Pale Maraud    by Andrew McEwan
Price: Free! 40330 words. Published on February 15, 2012. .
Death's champion on a bloody sojourn through Hell.

An Endless Hunger    by Narcisse Navarre
Price: $2.99 USD. 15090 words. Published by Digital Alchemist LLC  on April 13, 2012. .
New York's oldest resident hasn't aged a day. Beneath his youthful facade lurks an ancient menace. Experience the nightmare of eternal damnation through the hauntingly depraved psyche of a nameless villain.

Chronicles of Darkness: The Darkness Within    by Danae Ayusso
Price: $4.99 USD. 67180 words. Published on May 19, 2012. .
After getting stood up on a blind date, I found myself staring evil in the face-okay, evil doesn’t begin to describe the self absorbed creature known as Luka, but when my foot seemingly had a mind of its own and kicked the vampire in the balls, he attacked. Facing death or an immortal life of the damned, I chose the easier of the two options: death. But death was the farthest thing I found.