Roll Them Bones    by David Niall Wilson
Price: $2.99 USD. 29170 words. Published by Crossroad Press  on September 12, 2010. .
For Jason, Frank, Ronnie and Lizzy, there are bits and pieces of the past that won’t go away. Not in the daylight world, and not in their dreams. They shared a secret, a bond of silence and guilt. They shared the memory of an old woman’s dry, crackling voice, the heat and sizzling terror of flames beyond their control, and the mesmerizing image of a handful of bones.

Write Now! The Prisoner of NaNoWriMo    by Craig Robertson
Price: $1.99 USD. 58610 words. Published on October 9, 2010. .
Piers is a mild mannered paint salesman with a burning passion to enter NaNoWriMo. To win he must write a full novel in 30 days. Turns out this tall order is very tall for our hero. He struggles to choose a topic before he can begin. Vampires/scifi/romance/zombies, what should it be? Follow this hilarious tale as Piers blunders from one genre to another leaving a trail of wackiness in his wake.

Southern Fried Trouble    by Katherine Deauxville
Price: $3.99 USD. 58960 words. Published by Highland Press Publishing on November 30, 2010. .
Adultery, divorce, murder. Why did Deecey Hannaford let her twin brother, Ace, embroil her in his off-again/on-again private investigator business? As an aspiring actress, she couldn't keep placing herself at risk in his ridiculous capers. Yet Deecey once again succumbs to Ace's pleas to help with a case-complete with gypsies! Will this be the case that puts both her and Ace's lives at risk?

Horizon    by Nelson Lynch
Price: Free! 2570 words. Published on May 15, 2011. .
Two small time hoodlums travel to Horizon Street. They heard, from another crook, that easy money could be had from the Oracle living there. But, of course, the Oracle had different ideas about easy money and being an easy mark.

Psychic Jucy's TarotSeek™: Learn How To Read Tarot Cards For Yourself    by Psychic Jucy
Price: $15.99 USD. 21650 words. Published on June 10, 2011. .
TarotSeek™ is a physically different way of reading tarot cards for the 21st Century. Ever wanted to read tarot for yourself but were too emotional, close to the subject, or unclear? Experience the following benefits in this guide: * Objective & unbiased self-tarot readings * No memorization of cards or layouts * Step-by-step straightforward and useful instructions

The Box: An Indian Tale    by JC Andrijeski
Price: $0.99 USD. 16400 words. Published by White Sun Press  on August 24, 2011. .
Priscilla putters along in her usual life of bridge and gossip and coffee shops and shopping at the local markets in the small Indian town where she lives, until one morning, the mysterious man known only as the Pharsee gives her a box. The thing is filthy, twitchy and just plain wrong…but no matter what Priscilla tries, or how many cleaning boys she fires, she simply cannot get rid of it.

Secret of Haunted Bog    by BBH McChiller
Price: $2.99 USD. 36680 words. Published on September 5, 2011. .
Second book in the spooky middle grade series, Monster Moon. 12-year-old AJ Zantony had heard rumors about the haunted bog near Old Chinatown. Now, in order to save Vlad, the pirate rat, he and his friends are forced to face the dangers of the spooky marsh: toxic waterways, bog bodies, ghostly apparitions, buried secrets. Even death. Danger lurks with every step. Will they come out alive?

The Procrustean Mirror    by DeAnna Knippling
Price: $0.99 USD. 4570 words. Published by Wonderland Press  on November 23, 2011. .
Tom tracked his wife as far as the Zorcico before he ran out of leads. Now the bartender’s trying to tell him he can either have what’s in an old wooden box, or he can find out what Betty was coming to the dive bar for. “What’s in the box?” he asks. “Your marriage.”

Happily Ever After At the End of Days    by Karen L. Abrahamson
Price: $0.99 USD. 7130 words. Published by Twisted Root Publishing on January 29, 2012. .
All Agatha Cluney (that's Clun-eh, as in the French) wants is to make people happy, but when you're a psychic at the end of the world, that's a little hard to do...