The Twentyfirsters    by Kekoa Lake
Price: $4.99 USD. 80890 words. Published on January 16, 2010. .
An ex-federal agent scrapes out a living as a hired gun. A disgraced sports hero betrays his legions of fans. A group of industrialists possess abilities costing fortunes. Money and power are no defense from a man with a purpose: justice. THE TWENTYFIRSTERS by KekoaLake -- There's no such thing as safety in numbers.

The Scrubs    by Simon Wood
Price: $0.99 USD. 29530 words. Published on March 23, 2010. .
James Jeter, a serial killer with a 6th sense, holds court inside Wormwood Scrubs Prison. He's the focus of the "North Wing Project." He can create an alternate world containing the souls of his victims. Fellow inmate, Michael Keeler will earn a pardon if he enters Jeter's world to learn the identity of Jeter's last victim. Keeler can redeem himself, but at a price. Published as Simon Janus.

Asking For Trouble    by Simon Wood
Price: $0.99 USD. 54030 words. Published on March 31, 2010. .
The road to crime begins with a single decision—the wrong one. Not every decision belongs to the criminally minded. Some belong to the ill-informed, the weak and the plain unlucky. In these tales, trouble isn't an indiscriminate force of nature. It's a manmade occurrence that comes when called upon. Asking For Trouble is a case of good intentions gone bad and bad intentions gone worse.

The Echo of Bones: A Science Fiction Story    by Rebecca M. Senese
Price: $0.99 USD. 6760 words. Published on April 10, 2011. .
Detective Natalie Morgan reads the minute whispers of human bones. This delicate energy remains after death. Natalie uses her unique skill to help solve murders. But one dry spring, Natalie comes across an impossibility. A set of bones without an echo. How can that happen and who did it? Natalie risks her career and sanity to find out. “The Echo of Bones” is 6,240 words.

Warm Words & Otherwise: A Blizzard of Book Reviews    by John Grant
Price: $1.99 USD. 152980 words. Published by infinity plus  on September 13, 2011. .
A bumper collection – over 150,000 words! – of book reviews, many of full essay length, by the two-time Hugo winning and World Fantasy Award-winning co-editor of The Encyclopedia of Fantasy and author, among much fiction, of such recent nonfiction works as Corrupted Science and (forthcoming) Denying Science.