A Spark of Heavenly Fire    by Pat Bertram
Price: $4.99 USD. 94770 words. Published by Second Wind Publishing, LLC on May 8, 2009. .
In quarantined Colorado, where hundreds of thousands of people are dying from an unstoppable disease called the red death, insomniac Kate Cummings struggles to find the courage to live and to love. This is a story of survival in the face of brutality, government cover-up, and public hysteria. It is also a story of love: lost, found and fulfilled.

Scranton's Mayors    by David Wenzel
Price: $4.99 USD. 56120 words. Published by Tribute Books on June 2, 2009. .
A collection of mini-biographies of the mayors of Scranton, Pennsylvania written by a former mayor.

The Forbidden List    by David Grace
Price: $4.95 USD. 119060 words. Published on September 17, 2009. .
More than sixty years ago revolutionary technology was consigned to the Forbidden List to be kept secret forever. Then Deputy Assistant Undersecretary of Defense, Daniel Rivers, stumbled across it and plotted to make a fortune from its release. Rivers' scheme was discovered and he was silenced with a commitment to a Psychiatric Clinic. Then they discovered that a copy of the file was missing.

Life on Dearth    by Tony Christini
Price: Free! 76720 words. Published on October 29, 2009. .
Life in These Incorporated Estates of Dearth.

No Roads Lead to Rome    by R.S. Gompertz
Price: $0.99 USD. 80940 words. Published on November 26, 2009. .
It’s 123 AD. Steeped in humor and history, this quixotic saga chronicles the clumsy schemes of an inept governor and his shadowy advisor, a superstitious centurion's struggle to save his faith in the faded ideals of the Republic, and a young rebel's reluctant vow to change the course of history. All are pitted against the Gods, the Emperor Hadrian, and the decline and fall of nearly everything.

America's Greatest Challenge: Succession and Continuity    by Joseph S. Bayana
Price: $9.99 USD. 150830 words. Published on December 3, 2009. .
Tackling significant issues facing an America-led civilization, it reminds us how each and every generation must ensure the hand-over processes take place or risk the vaunted start of the breakdown. It's about the responsibilities and leadership of each and every American, explaining how and why our decisions can make or break history’s most successful experiment in democracy and capitalism.

The War    by Rolf McEwen
Price: $0.99 USD. 9400 words. Published on February 10, 2010. .
This one-act play presents a dramatic dialogue about US involvement in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Five college students, four men and one woman, debate various war issues. Ron challenges each of his friends to join him in a march against the wars scheduled to take place in Portland, Oregon, where the participants are college students.

My Country Is Called Earth    by Lawrence John Brown
Price: Free! 29960 words. Published on February 27, 2010. .
A man worried about the world he would be leaving to his children falls asleep in 1992 and wakes up in 2076. Fearing the worst, he asks the people he meets how the major problems of 1992 were resolved. Two weeks later, he returns to his time with the answers. This book, first published in 1994 but still relevant today, is not an apocalyptic nightmare, but a look at a possible healthy future earth.

Global Watch    by Joe Zeibert
Price: $1.99 USD. 64470 words. Published on March 31, 2010. .
Harry Truman’s greatest legacy, a secret organization called Global Watch, is suddenly put to the ultimate test as an international conspiracy unfolds which threatens the American way of life. Out of the chaos, an empire from the past is resurrected causing a global power shift. The lines of the map begin to blur pushing the new superpowers to the brink of World War III.