We're Having a Heat Wave    by Daniel Breeze
Price: $9.95 USD. 50830 words. Published on December 14, 2009. .
After lightning surges through TV weatherman Jerry Sheldon's computer, Jerry discovers he can control the weather in Toledo, Ohio. Soon, Toledo basks in 80 degree temperatures in December as cities fifteen miles away battle snowstorms. But jealous weathermen and Edward -- Jerry's cranky contact in Heaven -- soon cause major problems.

Tinnemaha Creek    by Nick Taddeo
Price: $1.99 USD. 72660 words. Published by Foremost Press  on December 16, 2009. .
Wildlife vs. human rights clash when a cougar approaches two young girls searching for wildflowers near the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevadas. Cobra Stevens, wildlife biologist, must restore peace out of chaos that erupts between the ranchers who form a hunter's coalition and the animal rights advocates. And what of the cougar? Will he be the ultimate loser?

August in the Mind    by Nick Taddeo
Price: $1.99 USD. 67400 words. Published by Foremost Press  on December 28, 2009. .
Tony Antonelli can't explain why he attacked a total stranger without provocation. He suspects genetic memory triggered his action, an ancient hatred inherited. He journeys to Italy, back to his roots, to seek the answer and preserve his sanity. Provides grand insights into Italy today and its remarkable history.

The Album    by Sandra White
Price: $4.95 USD. 70050 words. Published by The Fiction Works  on June 4, 2010. .
After Catherine Rowan Montgomery's husband dies, her ability to care for herself is lessened by illness. She begins to live as a victim of elder abuse at the hand of her cruel daughter-in-law. She tells no one of the mistreatment she endures, and struggles alone with only an old photo album to comfort her.

Poles Apart    by Audrey RL Wyatt
Price: $4.95 USD. 82480 words. Published on October 18, 2010. .
CHAIM SCHLESSEL lost his family to the Holocaust more than sixty years ago. DAVID SCHLESSEL, grown, married and successful, is plagued by the always taboo subject of his father’s suffering at the hands of the Nazis. United by a history they cannot discuss, yet starkly alone in their private struggles, they confront demons as well as one another in a stand-off that will change them forever.

Train Hill    by Jeff Ambrose
Price: $0.99 USD. 6050 words. Published by Dark Elms Press  on November 17, 2010. .
Charlie Milch desires a relationship with the beautiful Aimee Mazlish, but when they go out to Train Hill with some friends, jealousy inflamed by alcohol makes the outing turn violent.

Goodbye Home    by Laura Ware
Price: Free! 4130 words. Published by JJ Press  on November 18, 2010. .
Ann hates the house she grew up in. It is filled with memories of a difficult childhood. When her mother's stroke brings her back to the place, she wants nothing more than to put it - and her entire past - behind her. Can an old neighbor help her see the good she can take away from her old despised home?

Eagleridge Bluffs    by Rod Raglin
Price: $5.99 USD. 54850 words. Published by eXtasy Books  on November 19, 2010. .
Miriam is mesmerized by a charismatic leader, Zaahir, and sees him as someone that can save her as well as the Bluffs. But is Zaahir just using Miriam to help him further his radical political agenda? As legal channels fail and civil disobedience falters, Miriam is seduced into the murky world of eco-terrorism.

Self's Blossom    by David Russell
Price: $4.99 USD. 39910 words. Published by eXtasy Books  on November 20, 2010. .
A vivid portrayal of the quest for the inner truth, empowerment and sexual liberation of Selene, a woman searching for primeval abandon and reckless adventure. Immediately drawn to the sea and enthralled by its brutal yet sensual waves, Selene seduces a man on a deserted beach. Once she meets the mature and powerful Hudson, Selene begins to claim her sensual destiny.

Bald is Beautiful    by Laura Ware
Price: $0.99 USD. 2230 words. Published by JJ Press  on January 3, 2011. .
Jennie Meyers is devastated when chemotherapy causes her to lose her hair. She worries about the reaction of her fifth grade students to her cancer. Can they show her how much they care?