On Being a Shit: Unkind Deeds & Cover-Ups in Everyday Life    by Jane Gilgun
Price: $5.99 USD. 46260 words. Published on February 25, 2010. .
Through stories, this book shows the many ways that people avoid admitting they have done something wrong. Humor, acting innocent, and blaming others are just some of them. Getting others to believe it is their fault is the crowning achievement of being a shit. This book is a humorous look at a serious topic.

The Dilligaf Heiress    by Sebastian Graham
Price: $15.00 USD. 137350 words. Published on September 6, 2010. .
A society woman becomes unhinged by her deceit and adultery, and she sets out to destroy her husband by any means necessary, all to cover up her base instincts and worst fears about her own weaknesses. This novel is inspired by a real life IT girl of Manhattan and Locust Valley's social scene. The Heiress just doesn't look like she gives a flying frig.

Frenchie X 2- Follow the Blog    by Mary Laudien
Price: $1.99 USD. 51940 words. Published on February 28, 2012. .
Two adorable Frenchie puppies "had Ethan and his mother at first lick". Well, at least they had Ethan... A must read for anyone who has ever brought home a brand new puppy X2 for the very first time.

Galena and Erik    by John duVal
Price: $8.99 USD. 103150 words. Published on March 3, 2012. .
Kirkus Review: A densely plotted novel starring Galena and Erik, a child prodigy, whose history is half hard-boiled Jim Thompson mayhem and half Martha Grimes youthful fantasia, laden with crime, war (both international and domestic), alcoholism and, ultimately, personal triumph.

Ten Thousand Miles Up    by Rick Griffin
Price: $1.29 USD. 10100 words. Published on March 29, 2012. .
Captain Ateri has never known life outside his starship, but when a fleet of pirates offer him an opportunity to steal from his slave-masters, can he maintain the facade long enough to attain what he desires most?

Of Honor And Deceit    by Mike Due
Price: $3.99 USD. 83460 words. Published on April 29, 2012. .
What do you do when you are deceived? In an attempt to defend yourself, would you become a deceiver as well? To what lengths would you go to right a wrong? Would you do similar wrongs to make it right? This intellectual thriller, based on a military base in Arizona, examines the classic quandry of ethics: does the end justify the means?