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Ordinary Lives: A Journey Through America    by Jaime Espiritu
Price: $3.99 USD. 227460 words. Published on August 25, 2011. .

America…Of the People, By the People, For the People…and what kind of People. A coming-of-age story of a newcomer, from the point of view first of a naïve, innocent young man to that of an adult, battle-hardened by the realities of life he found in his struggle to survive in New Jersey, Canada, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C.
Grand Duchy    by Kevin Edwards
Price: $0.99 USD. 40750 words. Published on August 28, 2011. .

A comedy about secession from the United States.
Chancers    by Warren Karno
Price: $2.95 USD. 71840 words. Published on August 30, 2011. .

A cruise is perhaps the last place you would look for scandal, scallywags, sex and murder. Miles encounters all of these in a fast moving sea drama, that takes him from the luxury of a liner at sea to a bowels of East Asia. In a last ditch attempt to resolve the fraud he encountered on board. Chancers takes readers from England to Philippines where Miles has to decide – what price justice?
La Immigrata- Book Two    by Anna Florin
Price: $3.99 USD. 189420 words. Published on September 2, 2011. .

This book continues where La Immigrata- Book One leaves off. Continue your journey with Annie and Joe as they return to America, only to find many things have changed. How did Prohibition and the Great Depression affect our immigrant family? What tactics did they use to ensure their survival? This history is well researched and easy to read.
Kisses from a distance    by Raff Ellis
Price: $8.99 USD. 98200 words. Published on September 13, 2011. .

Kisses from a Distance is an engaging, true story that examines the Lebanese ethos through the lives and travails of three families before and after immigration to America. The tale begins in 1895 at a remote convent in the mountains of Lebanon where a young postulant, the author’s grandmother, is abducted and given into an unanticipated, and unwanted, marriage.
The Battle Past Dusk    by Mark Aguirre
Price: Free! 3180 words. Published on September 16, 2011. .

Andy Chavez escapes his last mission in Afghanistan. After making it back to base, he is informed of his wife's deportation to Mexico. Nothing would prepare him for what he will face next.
Sparrow Swift Kick (International Intrigue)    by Allan R. Wallace
Price: $0.99 USD. 5260 words. Published on September 19, 2011. .

Swift Kick is #3 in the intentional Intrigue series. Included are four new Sparrow Swift stories of escape and liberation. One of these stories can be yours. This is pulp fiction: people, places, and events. It's a coincidence these short stories seem familiar and you want to act now while you still have time. Where people are trapped in a web of unjust law, a swift sparrow can break the web.
I Never Wanted To Be Psychic    by Steven Dame
Price: $1.99 USD. 59680 words. Published on October 12, 2011. .

Anna and Dallas are best friends at Pine River High. Dallas believes they are together for a very important reason. But even with his gifts of telepathy and precognition he doesn’t know the secret Anna hides—that mystery that causes her so much pain. Why was her father deported to Brazil? Why did her aunt warn him, “The only thing you need to fear is Anna herself”?
Les 12 péchés capitaux (3e partie)    by Lundi
You set the price! 1230 words. Published on October 15, 2011. .

Troisième et dernier volet d'un bilan de la présidence Sarkozy, basé sur les « 12 propositions pour 2012 » de la Droite populaire. À lire « en creux » : tout ce que Sarkozy va promettre, c'est tout ce sur quoi il a échoué… ou tout ce qu'il est allé emprunter dans le programme du Front national pour essayer de se faire réélire.
Sadie    by g.l. parker
Price: $2.99 USD. 60720 words. Published on November 8, 2011. .

SADIE was a strikingly beautiful young woman whose sheer Irish beauty earned her the title of Belle of the West Side of Manhattan. As a young girl, growing up on the mean streets of the city, she possessed a poise just as polished and genteel as those of the fine young ladies attending the Gibson Girl School on Fifth Avenue.