Welcome to The Family (a story from More Lost Memories)    by Teel McClanahan
Price: $0.99 USD. 7530 words. Published by Modern Evil Press  on July 17, 2009. .
This story is about a strange group of cyborgs - not people with robotic limbs or organs, but whose physiology at a cellular level is a co-mingling of organic and robotic components. This story, really, is about a boy in love, and the lengths he'll go to to try to save the girl he loves from succumbing to the fate he himself has fallen prey to. Will he be able to protect her? Buy it to find out!

The Invisible Wolrd and Other Obvious Things    by Keith David Henry
Price: $10.00 USD. 29230 words. Published on September 9, 2009. .
This book, the second in the "Architects of he Aquarian Age Trilogy" series, explores the profound nature of the invisible world and encourages the reader to identify with the invisible origins of the material world. It delves into the physics & metaphysics behind the visible in laymen's terms and offers a unique perspective on the value of embracing the invisible as preeminent over the visible.

A Friend Made Me Remember    by Paul Bennett
Price: $3.99 USD. 28200 words. Published on January 4, 2010. .
Poems from the heart, mind and soul of Paul Bennett that will climb into your heart and grip your being. His words will lyrically touch each of your senses and passionately stroke your soul. He reveals strong feelings for family, children, his pride as a black man, respect for black women and compassion for people. He expresses unique racial empathy and political insight, not politically correct.

The Kill    by Alan Peter Ryan
Price: $4.99 USD. 83370 words. Published by Bob Booth on September 23, 2010. .
Alan Peter Ryan's novel, published in 1982, is the story of a young couple who flee the city to rural Deacons Kill in the Catskills. Their home becomes the target of an invisible evil that lives in the nearby wood. They join with their neighbors to confront the monster. A fine example by a World Fantasy Award-winning author of a theme explored extensively by Golden Age (70s & 80s) horror writers.

Open Our Eyes: Seeing the Invisible People of Homelessness    by Kevin Hendricks
Price: $3.99 USD. 23020 words. Published on November 4, 2010. .
“We’re homeless, we’re not less human,” says Tish. Tish is one of 35 homeless people who share their story in the book, giving a glimpse of the reality of homelessness. Also included are reflections from social media experts, nonprofit heroes, technology executives and more. It's a manual to motivate action and all proceeds go to support the nonprofit InvisiblePeople.tv.

The Freel of Streel: Part One in the Narrative of John of Origin    by Ian Kraft
Price: $2.50 USD. 65650 words. Published on November 19, 2010. .
It is always advisable, when you are a conman, to make sure that the town that you're about to try to con does not have a land such as Streel hidden within it. For if it does, you may find yourself trying to escape your mind in an incomprehensible land with a left-handed scribe, being forced to deal with lexically picky ants, Kweengs, and the Freel on your journey through your fears, God and love.

Nobody Gets the Girl    by James Maxey
Price: $4.99 USD. 65110 words. Published on January 2, 2011. .
Richard Rogers wakes one morning as a ghost, invisible and unremembered by all save for a mad scientist and his superheroine daughters, Rail Blade and the Thrill. Recruited into battle against superpowered terrorists, Richard now fights as an unseen, intangible spy, codenamed Nobody. When the war between good and evil flattens whole cities and threatens all mankind, who can save us? Nobody!

The Polyglot's Nightmares: Part X½ in the Narrative of John of Origin    by Ian Kraft
Price: $2.50 USD. 60080 words. Published on January 16, 2011. .
Fleeing a war and in search of himself, Ion finds himself residing in a number of strange caves, on the walls of which are written a strange language. He meets a woman who guides him through his state of being a refugee and is troubled by strange dreams that seem to incorporate the existence of the war, his love for the woman he has met and a sense of the divine.

The Quite Possibly Near Death of Hurol Davelrish: Part Three in the Narrative of John of Origin    by Ian Kraft
Price: $2.50 USD. 61010 words. Published on January 16, 2011. .
When an arrogant stuntman, Hurol Davelrish, has a seizure during a stunt, he finds himself in the kingdom of Scalter, a land in which he is king, but which is strangely ruled by a phantasmic man named Viscount Vaunt. Hurol meets a strangely kind friend, Grib, in the malevolent world, who tries to pull him back from the ledge of his pride - what will become of the much-admired stuntman?

Whisper    by Thomas Wilson
Price: $2.99 USD. 58620 words. Published on January 23, 2011. .
The crew of the USS Whisper tries to get back to their rightful place in time after accidently being sent into the past over 200 years while testing a device to make the ship invisible. Captain Wiley Randolph and his crew fight against time, a 200 year old frigate, a Japanese Zero, and a German Wolf Pack of submarines.