The Invisible Enemy II: Vendetta    by Anthony R. Howard
Price: $9.99 USD. 97400 words. Published on July 22, 2010. .
First they were operatives. Now its personal. In this sequel, recent events have thrown the American military into a state of emergency and American enemies are planning their assault. The fate of the free world is in the hands of covert CIA assassins as they face-off against a deadly set of merciless enemy secret agents. These CIA agents are the last link between liberty and a nuclear holocaust.

The Recruiter    by Terry Compton
Price: $1.99 USD. 18320 words. Published on March 12, 2011. .
All Kota and Zibo wanted to do was to start a family and to make a living, using the space ship freighter that Kota had salvaged. Some idiot bureaucrat wanted them to be super spies for the Charter Alliance. They turned him down! His boss was more persuasive but they still didn't want to be spies. They just wanted to trade. Circumstances didn't give them a choice.

Chinese Intelligence Operations    by Nicholas Eftimiades
Price: $5.99 USD. 47670 words. Published on November 22, 2011. .
This book is by far the best ever published on the subject. The author makes extensive use of primary and secondary sources including active Chinese Intelligence officers, internal Chinese documents, and publications. His approach is clearly analytical with no unsupported opinions. This work is the only one of its kind. It remains a "bible" in the Intelligence Community.

When Civil Servants Fail    by John Schou
Price: $1.99 USD. 100660 words. Published on April 27, 2012. .
In a society, where every citizen is a suspected terrorist, where the secret services instrument terror scenarios to emphasize their importance, and where some leading politicians use any means to enrich themselves, we find Mr. Smith and his assistant Eric Gusto. Their efforts are described in 5 stories, in which they for non-idealistic purposes incidentally oppose this trend among civil servants