On Being a Shit: Unkind Deeds & Cover-Ups in Everyday Life    by Jane Gilgun
Price: $5.99 USD. 46260 words. Published on February 25, 2010. .
Through stories, this book shows the many ways that people avoid admitting they have done something wrong. Humor, acting innocent, and blaming others are just some of them. Getting others to believe it is their fault is the crowning achievement of being a shit. This book is a humorous look at a serious topic.

A Good Yarn    by Hank Gross
Price: $9.99 USD. 67670 words. Published on March 1, 2010. .
Artie Weiss is the publisher of True Occult, a totally fabricated magazine of the supernatural. I am its editor. We lie daily for a living until one day party or parties unknown turn the tables on us and we find ourselves being led through a saga of time travel, mind manipulation and a government plan to develop a gun that shoots peace! We must follow their yarn until the startling surprise ending

An Enlightening Lie About the Lucidity of Bees    by Ian Kraft
Price: $2.50 USD. 60270 words. Published on January 18, 2011. .
Crofton Eer, a member of a militaristic society set in a canyon that knows only war, seeks an escape from the troubled canyon in which he lives, guided by the embodiment of the lone star that is visible from the canyon depths. His escape takes him on a journey in which he discovers that there are a great many more stars (gods) in the sky, which leads to a search for truth in the valley of life.

Lying, Cheating Men: How to Spot Them and Handle Them    by Lyn Kelley
Price: $3.99 USD. 12820 words. Published on May 15, 2011. .
Licensed Therapist and Certified Relationship coach Dr. Lyn Kelley tells you how to rate men on the “lying/cheating scale.” She explains why men lie and cheat, how to know if he’s lying or cheating, how to know if he can change and how to respond to it. Plus: the 10 most effective ways to handle a lying, cheating man.

Lovers and Liars    by Lilly LaRue
Price: $0.99 USD. 14410 words. Published by Happily Ever After Romances  on June 17, 2011. .
Cooper catches Bari's eye from the time she comes to work at his company. She doesn't care he's the boss, or the owner, or in a wheelchair. Acting on their mutual attraction leads to an affair, but it comes to a screeching halt when she is accused of trying to steal the technology Cooper has spent years developing.