The Ground Under My Feet    by Eva Kollisch
Price: $1.99 USD. 46780 words. Published by Hamilton  Stone  on November 20, 2011. .
In autobiographical stories and essays, Eva Kollisch, rescued in childhood from the Nazis by a Kindertransport, deals with the themes of anti-Semitism, uprooting, outsiderdom, and search for community. She unflinchingly traces the marks which persecution and exclusion leave on the mind and soul.

The Holy Grail of Life Coaching    by Yaromil Fong-Olivares
Price: $4.99 USD. 12280 words. Published on November 29, 2011. .
In the following pages you will find tools that will help you reconnect with your intuition, find and fall in love with your authentic self, and develop a strong connection to others. You will also gain insight into your professional passions and develop your own strategic life plan.

The Popcorn Prophecies    by Melissa Yuan
Price: $3.99 USD. 42220 words. Published by Olo Books on December 16, 2011. .
Everyone knows girls can't tell the future. Everyone, that is, except Julia Sharpe. She starts fortunetelling with popcorn kernels (it's like using tea leaves, only it's, um, popcorn)--and kinds of ends up saving herself, her clan, and all the other supposedly untalented girls on the planet.

A Progressive's Guide to the New Testament    by T.Collins Logan
Price: $6.95 USD. 100710 words. Published on December 18, 2011. .
In A Progressive’s Guide, T. Collins Logan explores the progressive attitudes and activism of the New Testament that were radical in Jesus’ time, and continue to encounter the same resistance among religious conservatives today that they did in the first century.

Mirrors and Cloth    by Karen L. McKee
Price: Free! 6960 words. Published by Twisted Root Publishing on December 31, 2011. .
Lost in Rajasthan, the home of camels, hevalis, ornate men’s turbans and women draped in mirror-embossed saris, freelance journalist, Lena, must deal with strange customs and two men who profess to love her. Choosing the right path can be as convoluted as the twists on a Rajasthani turban.

The Red Nurse    by Michael Cooney
Price: $2.99 USD. 27560 words. Published on January 13, 2012. .
Red Nurse is the story of a bitter struggle in 1912 by immigrant women and children against the wealthy men who dominated the small factory town of Little Falls, New York. When their husbands and brothers were jailed, the women fought on to victory under the leadership of two remarkable young women, immigrants themselves.

The Sausage Maker's Daughters    by A.G.S. Johnson
Price: $9.95 USD. 121110 words. Published on January 19, 2012. .
Equal parts murder mystery, courtroom drama, and in-depth character study, The Sausage Maker's Daughters, set against the turmoil of the Vietnam era, exposes the misdeeds of the youngest daughter's counterculture lifestyle as it lays bare the darkest secrets of her conservative, self-obsessed family in this heart-pounding smalltown courtroom showdown.

Root. Sprout. Blossom: Life Bag of a Flower-Child    by Lana M. Wiggins
Price: $3.99 USD. 120420 words. Published on February 10, 2012. .
One woman’s journey to overcome an anything-but-normal childhood as a southern hippie-child in the 1960’s, to conquer all odds and circumstances that kept her impoverished and unwelcome in her own small southern hometown. The story follows Robin “Birdie” Lormand’s poignant yet anti-heroic rise from the ash heaps to claim her rightful place in her family legacy.

The Story of Mary MacLane    by Mary MacLane
Price: $0.99 USD. 52970 words. Published by Riverbend Publishing on February 20, 2012. .
The author was a 19-year-old girl from the raw, masculine mining town of Butte, Montana. With the publication of this book, Mary MacLane became an overnight sensation. She was called the ‘Wild Woman of Butte,’ a Bohemian, a radical, a feminist, a rebel. Although MacLane went on to write other books, none had the impact of this one, which remains a tour de force about life, love, and longing.

Humana Festa    by Regina Rheda
Price: $9.99 USD. 95460 words. Published by The Educational Publisher  on March 5, 2012. .
Humana Festa, A Novel is an original, pioneer work of contemporary literature in that it dwells upon veganism and animal rights. Exploring connections between feminism, the environment, and the abolition of animal exploitation.