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Her Dream Lovers    by Dakota Trace
Price: $2.99 USD. 9760 words. Published by Written Expressions, LLC on May 29, 2012. .

Whisked away by the river, Onatah is shocked when she awakes to find herself in a strange place with the two men from her dreams. They claim she is theirs and refuse to let her go. Even as passion flares between the three, can she find a place in this new world?
When to Fly the Black Mare and When to Fear Coyote    by Karen L. Abrahamson
Price: $2.99 USD. 10580 words. Published by Twisted Root Publishing on June 3, 2012. .

When Molly's husband brings a dangerous black mare to their lonely homestead, it only fuels her feelings of impending doom and her nightmares of horse hooves galloping. Then her husband uses the half-mad horse to clear the boulders legends say were left behind by an ancient Native American trickster. That's when the bad things start to happen.
How!! to Rob an Indian Casino    by M.B. Lhowe
Price: $4.99 USD. 100710 words. Published on June 7, 2012. .

“How!!! to Rob an Indian Casino” is the big question for a pair of buffoons employed by the Laughing Loon Casino, owned by the terminally naive Loon Indian Tribe. Their plan, enhanced by the theft, testing, and deployment of magic mushrooms to blindside casino Surveillance, is secretly watched by two separate gangs of snoops planning to disrupt the heist, grab the swag, and … who knows?
Divine Evolution Revelations    by V.V. Evans
Price: $0.99 USD. 15750 words. Published on June 13, 2012. .

Do you believe in the peace teachings of Jesus, but not the way that the mass religions follow them? Do you find it disturbing that the people that claim to worship the master of peace brag about his murder? Do you find it unnerving that people once covered their bodies in animal blood to hide their sins from God, then killed the man they claimed to be God himself? www.myspace.com/DivineEvolution
Indian Summer    by Daniel Rider
Price: $0.99 USD. 74560 words. Published on June 15, 2012. .

What do you do when your best friend comes back from the Peace Corps crazy? When he declares that he loves Indian movies and is suddenly talking in an Indian accent? When he wants to drive you across the country to meet an Indian girl he is madly in love with, and then, halfway across that country, in the middle of nowhere, he starts getting in fights, dancing and singing with windmills?
The Court of the Spider Queen    by Ziggy Tausend
Price: Free! 12350 words. Published on June 15, 2012. .

Take your funny bone deep into the African jungle with Captain Tripp Vaguely on a hunt for an unthinkable prize. Along the way, dry wit and swift action ensue as the Captain and his cohort's antics bring about a collision of worlds on the back of pseudo-spiritual Victorian gadgetry. Subterranean spider people and an arch-nemesis provide excitement and humor at the timely Captain's expense.
The Superstitions    by Cindy Ely
Price: $0.99 USD. 84040 words. Published on June 18, 2012. .

Like most teenagers Arizona Palmer just wanted to fit in and be a normal 16 year old. After a night in the Sonoran desert she would be anything but normal. While camping with her friends near the Superstition Mountains, Arizona is confronted with danger which transforms her in an unexpected yet profound way. She meets a mysterious man and questions his motives. Is he rescuer or adversary?
Wow! Vada    by John Rudram VII
Price: $0.99 USD. 1100 words. Published on June 22, 2012. .

Enjoy piping hot, hot hot, crispy vadas on a raining or snowing day. White gram dhal vada, Curd Vada, Pepper vada, Masal vada, and Aama vada.
Scintillaceous Sweets    by John Rudram VII
Price: $0.99 USD. 1050 words. Published on June 24, 2012. .

Payasam, a traditional South Indian recipe is considered Queen of sweets there. In Scintillaceous Sweets you shall find five fabulous types of payasam which can be prepared for special occasions.
The Sitar    by Rebecca Idris
Price: Free! 70210 words. Published on June 24, 2012. .

From the bowels of middle-class England, bona fide Brit Muslim lesbian Jaya Chakarbatti belies her mild-mannerisms and leads her group of Lassi Lesbians from their urban Midland terraced houses to the smelly back alleys of London's gay Soho, to seek out other Gaysians. Snapshooting Britain and navigating the world of Bollywood drag queens, and the choice between reading the Quran or The Pink Paper