The Making of a Prince    by Bruce Edward Butler
Price: $5.99 USD. 28430 words. Published on October 26, 2010. .
The crown prince of a fabled European nation is kidnapped as an infant. When no leads are developed in the case, the world concludes that the prince is lost forever. His parents never give up hope of finding their son alive. This novel is more than an intriguing mystery-adventure; it is an allegory raising the curtain on the human drama and revealing the awesome truth of our true identity.

Iron I: Too Bright the Sun    by Lazlo Ferran
Price: $1.22 USD. 76120 words. Published on July 2, 2011. .
"It’s been over ten years since Gary Enquine sent my friend Przeltski to a certain death. Not one day has gone by without the memories of that battle prowling my mind like a waking nightmare. Many times I have woken in a cold-sweat thinking about it. I will not rest - can not rest until Gary Enquine has been brought to justice and been forced to pay for his cowardice." Jake Nanden 2101, Feb 3. 1

The Hitler Project    by John Brinling
Price: $0.99 USD. 33430 words. Published on November 21, 2011. .
“High Noon” meets “Murder at 1600” When a skull from the past bedevils a political dynasty, two lawmen contend with corruption, murder and personal tragedy while facing off against an adversary with unlimited power and resources.

The Sable Provenance    by John Namnik
Price: $2.99 USD. 103760 words. Published on January 25, 2012. .
This 200-year saga (1790 – 1990) is a close-to-true novel that began with a criminal family in England, another in Scotland, and a family of nobles in Ireland. It is the story of how they came to be in Australia and how the progress of convicts and aristocrats resulted in the SABLE siblings of Western Australia.

The Bear And The Diva    by John Namnik
Price: $2.99 USD. 55580 words. Published on January 25, 2012. .
The Latvian, Andrej Yakovlevitch Namnik, landowner and bachelor approaching middle age, takes time out from his business trip to Russia to take in the sights of the magnificent city of St. Petersburg. Within twenty four hours he rescues a beautiful Bohemian woman, Marie Subrtova, finds himself involved in a Revolutionist meeting, escapes a subsequent police raid only to find himself locked up.