Love In A Time Of Innocence    by Eleanor Jaye
Price: $1.99 USD. 51310 words. Published by Hank10 Publishing  on October 1, 2011. .
Love makes the world go round. "LOVE In A Time Of Innocence" chronicles all the emotions of love -- Fleeting -- Illicit -- Enduring. The fascinating story weaves through the lives of “ordinary” folk who explore and experience the mysteries of love in its many facets.

Relative strangers    by Shirley Heaton
Price: $2.99 USD. 97610 words. Published on February 10, 2012. .
In a frantic search to find a rare blood type for Danielle, the past is unlocked and secret evidence unravelled, exposing former lovers, proving relationships are not what they appear. This multi-stranded story of desertion, sexual attraction and biological intrigue touches on complex and emotive personal issues, and is driven, not by vice and its effects, but by the love that prevails throughout.

How You See It    by Joanne Orion Miller
Price: Free! 3530 words. Published on March 5, 2012. .
Marciella is sure her mother has deserted her; but is it true? This short story set in Manhattan's Spanish Harlem follows the very peculiar assumptions of one little girl--and how her life was shaped by them. Psychologists make much of childhood influences. But what if the memories we hold are misinterpreted? Marciella came to know the truth, and in an instant, her life was changed forever.

Contract of Defiance    by Tammy Salyer
Price: $2.99 USD. 88080 words. Published on May 4, 2012. .
Corp-deserter Aly Erikson and her arms-smuggling crew botch a high-stakes heist. Injured and separated from her team, she learns that her brother, the only person in the system she trusts, has been arrested. As her enemies close in, she must decide whether to join a group of desperate settlers to try and save him, or return to her own crew—who may have betrayed her.

Remember Me?    by
Price: $2.99 USD. 55670 words. Published on May 20, 2012. .
‘Where is John? Did he intend to desert her?’ These questions haunt Mary as the date for her husband’s return from Australia passes without any contact. Supported by her faith, her family, friends and colleagues, she is able slowly, painfully, to move on. This candidly recounted, moving story will resonate in the lives of readers, inspiring many to move beyond their own dire circumstances