The Identity Stealer    by Patrisha Reece-Davies
Price: $0.99 USD. 1070 words. Published on January 13, 2010. .
In isolation The Identity Stealer is an epic fireside poem in it's own right. Lines in the ancient language lend a sense of drama to this tale about a man who, from the very beginning of his time, struggled with all the lives he touched. He is fierce, tough, heroic but also sad. If you would like to read this poem in its full setting then go the Fyrdhwæt Saga.

The Fyrdhwæt Saga    by Patrisha Reece-Davies
Price: $2.99 USD. 3930 words. Published on May 18, 2010. .
An epic tale of adventure told in verse, with lines in traditional Anglo-Saxon. Discussed and approved by scholars. Includes full introduction and translation notes. Fyrdhwæt is unloved and rejected by his people. Valiantly he slays three terrible monsters, but his bravery goes un-acclaimed. The poem is romantic, sad, exciting and very much open to interpretation.

NexLord: Grim Realities    by Philip Blood
Price: $2.99 USD. 175330 words. Published on September 10, 2010. .
Grim Realities is the third and final book in the epic NexLord series. The young NexLord must try to remove the dark shroud over his heart by going into the deadly Strangelands. Soon all the mysteries will be unveiled in shocking revelations. The NexLord and his Bondmen must try a desperate ploy to enter the Fortress of Fear where the Dark Prophecies foretell his doom and other Grim Realities.

Wrath of Takrah    by MJE Michael
Price: $6.99 USD. 203230 words. Published on March 1, 2012. .
The balance has been broken. The gods known as the Nine have been banished from the mortal realm of Terahn by the Tenth Deity Takrah, and the world begins to be consumed by darkness and slowly succumbs to an icy death. The agony of the dying feeds Her, and if no one acts She will be released from Her divine prison. The only the young mage Dax Falken can discover how to stop Her. Or die trying.