The Road to Shambhala    by Gerald R. Stanek
Price: $5.95 USD. 71180 words. Published on November 5, 2012. .
A novel of initiation. Brendon doesn’t believe in spirit guides, but they believe in him. Seeking a new life, or at least an escape from his old one, Brendon finds himself among artists, UFO enthusiasts, healers and psychics, who urge him to take advantage of his opportunities, and ‘conquer the lower three worlds’. His life is soon filled with intimations, portents, and unexplained phenomena.

The Rebels of Aeden    by Peter Harris
Price: $3.99 USD. 191660 words. Published on December 9, 2012. .
In Volume One, "The Girl and the Guardian", Shelley Arkle ended up alone in the terrible Valley of Thorns, with only a half-crazed Third-lifer, the serpent Thornfoot, to help her. Now Thornfoot seems to be her only hope. But his idea for escape looks more like suicide to her…

Soldat de la paix (Pas de paradis sans... l'enfer vol. 2)    by Danielle Tremblay
Price: $9.99 USD. 138580 words. Published on January 1, 2013. .
David, qui a toujours rêvé de devenir soldat de la paix, a été admis à Éden, le seul collège de la Communauté des planètes (C.P.) sur Terre. Greg Arsh, le maître qui a admis David est l'un des plus exigeants de tous ceux des différents collèges de la Communauté des planètes. Ceci raconte le début de l'entraînement de David sous l'autorité d'Arsh.

A Moment of Time    by Jilaine Tarisa
Price: $11.00 USD. 147790 words. Published by InspiredCreationsLLC on January 27, 2013. .
Caitlin Rose is an ambitious attorney at the US Department of Justice. After participating in a strange solstice ritual in Ireland, however, her priorities begin to change. Seeking to understand her origins and destiny, Caitlin discovers that answers to questions about right and wrong are not always black and white, and she must make peace with the past before she can live fully in the present.

The Room: A Memoir of Youth, Football and a Win-or-Die Coach    by John M. Brewer, Jr.
Price: $3.99 USD. 40650 words. Published by AlanVenable on April 5, 2013. .
A high school football player’s memoir of rebellion against a “winning” coach who encouraged brutality and bullying and ignored concussions and other serious injuries to his players. An engaging, candid, often grim, often wry account of growing up in Pittsburgh’s African-American community in the 1950’s and early 60’s. This book should be read by young athletes, their coaches and their mentors.