The Genealogy Detective Book Two Census Search and Time-Lines    by Jeanie Blanton-Trimble
Price: $8.99 USD. 12730 words. Published on April 22, 2011. .
The Genealogy Detective Book Two Census Search and Time-Lines is another one of The Genealogy Detective series that is designed to teach you all about the wonderful world of genealogy and how to become the #1 genealogy detective and family historian. The focus of this series is how to investigate the census records and find your crime scent (Ancestor) quickly and easily.

Mitten Memoirs: Four Short Stories From The Heart Of The Great Lakes State    by Philip Wooldridge
Price: $2.99 USD. 21500 words. Published by Four Moons Books  on July 29, 2011. .
This combination book includes four delightful and endearing short stories based in Northeast Michigan. Included are: A Dog's Tale, The Moose And Leo LeSander, Granny Furhmann And The Last Supper, and Max Finnegan, Rogue Prince Of Pinconning. Click on the individual stories for samples of each. Purchase this e-book, and you'll get four stories for the price of three, plus a unique cover!

A Silver Ring    by Nathan Carriker
Price: $2.99 USD. 69190 words. Published on September 12, 2011. .
Every soul has a Mission-but every life has its Fate.

HEALING FAMILY PATTERNS: Ancestral Lineage Clearing for Personal Growth    by Ariann Thomas
Price: $9.99 USD. 48160 words. Published on December 20, 2011. .
Are you ready to change your life and be happy? Family is our greatest gift and our greatest challenge. Past generations exert a formidable influence on life patterns. We see the shortcomings in our families—disease, failed relationships, poverty and unhappiness.This book presents a method to connect with our ancestors and heal deep wounds in our family heritage allowing us to find love and joy.

Herman the Male Cow    by Ray Steelman
Price: $1.99 USD. 17880 words. Published on May 21, 2012. .
This book is a series of ten heart-warming stories pertaining to the Bryant family bull, affectionately called Herman the Male Cow. These stories tell of the bull’s relationship with young Franklin Bryant during the formative years of his life. In the 1930’s, the Bryant family lived just across the Alabama State line on a small rocky farm in the tiny Tennessee community of Corders Cross Roads.