A Highland Feast    by Millie McQuarrie
Price: $2.99 USD. 92700 words. Published on July 13, 2010. .
A heartwarming, uplifting tale set in the highlands of Scotland, this is the story of an average family escaping the city to start a new life. On their journey they meet a cast of quirky characters and discover some wonderful recipes. At times funny, yet often sad, it's about the most important things in life; friends, family and of course food. A book to devour that leaves you wanting more.

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.

Personal Effects    by Georgiann Baldino
Price: $0.99 USD. 3650 words. Published on November 26, 2010. .
Martha's devotion to her deceased husband remains strong. Richard was a brilliant scientist and charismatic personality. When Martha finally goes through Richard's personal effects, she finds he left a courageous legacy and a way to move on.

Claustrum: Part Two in the Narrative of John of Origin    by Ian Kraft
Price: $2.50 USD. 61290 words. Published on January 16, 2011. .
Claustrum, a superhero with a strange power, the ability to control people with strange, elegiac mixtures of words, seemingly randomly shows up in the city of Dioma, not knowing where he came from or why he is there. The city is then beleaguered by the cruel villain Sine Animus, who is immune to Claustrum's powers over words. Claustrum flees the city and is forced to seek his own personal truth.

How to be Happy (No Fairy Dust or Moonbeams Required)    by Cara Stein
Price: Free! 15020 words. Published on April 20, 2011. .
Do you wish you could enjoy life more? Do you feel like there must be more to life? You can build the life you want and be truly, genuinely happy on a daily basis. It’s not a trick or a scam, it’s not a bunch of silly nonsense you tell yourself and try to believe, and it’s not outside your power. It’s real, and it’s a gift you can give yourself. Get this book and make it happen.

33 Heavens    by Karen Overman-Edmiston
Price: Free! 3720 words. Published on April 25, 2011. .
Amidst the debris left after a rock concert, a young cleaner philosophises on music, himself, other people, work, life – in short, what's it all about?

Law of Attraction is only the tip of the Iceberg: Advanced Metaphysical Concepts for Illuminated Living    by Reginald Martin
Price: $5.99 USD. 26120 words. Published on August 8, 2011. .
The Transmutation Method is powerful concept! With so many teaching LOA contradictions arise.Get to the basics of metaphysics, develop intuition, then build on this foundation. Learn simple yet powerful and practical ideas that will change your life! Live a life of joy, inspiration and excitement through these advanced ideas. Connect mind, body and soul in the way you were designed to live life!

With Highest Esteem A Celebration of Physical Existence - with Study Guide    by Patricia & Stanley Walsh
Price: $2.99 USD. 7640 words. Published on August 15, 2011. .
With Highest Esteem: A Celebration of Physical Existence explores the dynamic relationship between the physical plane of existence and the spiritual realms of Consciousness. This mini book investigates the purposeful “signs“ placed as guideposts on life's path by the Source of All That Is.

Grandpa & Henry    by Travis Lee
Price: $1.50 USD. 34500 words. Published on September 19, 2011. .
After his grandfather falls ill, an orphan boy must learn how to fend for himself in a strange city.

Today's The Day    by Clare Tanner
Price: Free! 3690 words. Published on November 15, 2011. .
Life can be cruel, but help can come from unexpected places, at the most surprising times. We learn the most from the things that go wrong in life.