Dragons Blood    by Paul Weber
Price: Free! 35480 words. Published on March 12, 2010. .
Recently, while staying at a remote inn by the windy shore of one of Scotland’s famous lochs, I noticed a brick under the hearth in my room was loose. Pulling the brick out and intending to bring the problem to my host’s attention, I noticed what looked like the corner of a small wooden chest. Pulling out some of the other bricks, which were held loosely in place by the decayed mortar.....

A Good Horse Has No Color: Searching Iceland for the Perfect Horse    by Nancy Marie Brown
Price: $9.99 USD. 73650 words. Published on May 3, 2011. .
After several visits to study the medieval sagas, Nancy Marie Brown returns to Iceland to search for the perfect horse. She arrives shaken by tragedy, but finds inspiration in the volcanic landscape, alive with stories. Riding a variety of horses, and meeting horsemen as independent and stubborn as their mounts, she opens herself up to this strange and wonderful world.

The Loki Wolf    by Arthur Slade
Price: $2.99 USD. 45070 words. Published on May 16, 2011. .
When Angie dreams about being devoured by a giant wolf, her parents tell her it is only her imagination. But later, while on a vacation in Iceland with her grandfather and two cousins, she begins to wonder if the dream wasn't a warning. It isn't until she and her cousins go to the old croft house that they discover the horrifying truth.

Íslendzk Æventýri (Hugo Gering's Icelandic Legends, Novellas and Tales)    by Jack Turbes
Price: $5.00 USD. 57950 words. Published on January 13, 2012. .
An English translation of Hugo Gering's 1882 publication, "Íslendzk Æventýri", with stories he found in old Icelandic Arnamagnaean manuscripts. These stories, both ecclesiastic and secular, tell both Icelandic and European tales going as far back as the 9th century. With grateful thanks to those who serve, this book is available free through "Operation Ebook Drop".

Woolly    by Jon Burr
Price: Free! 20910 words. Published on February 3, 2013. .
Enchanted by woolly mammoths as an imaginative child, Charlie is devastated upon learning of their extinction. Despite this information, he continues to search for the majestic beast at zoos, museums, and even on his way to school. News that Icelandic scientists are close to resurrecting the species ultimately sends him on a lifelong quest to finally see a woolly mammoth in person.