Gifts and Bones    by Barbara Murray
Price: $0.99 USD. 109120 words. Published on December 31, 2010. .
Newfoundland 1902. Right up until the night of October 14th, Natty Cooke thought that young Brian Stevens suffered a mental affliction. And when Natty goes missing, her friend, Bea MacDonald, senses that something is seriously off-kilter in the Stevens' household. Her intuition is comfirmed when she hears Morse code in their cellar. But where is the Morse code coming from - and who is the sender?

Tactile Morse Code    by Robert Bodnaryk
Price: Free! 2110 words. Published on September 8, 2011. .
Tactile Morse Code (T-Morse) is formed by repositioning the dots and reorienting the dashes of the Morse code. The reconfigured letters of T-Morse have a tight, compact aspect that can be read like Braille. T-Morse is a dynamic new approach to blind readership. Significant innovation in coding for letters, numbers, punctuation and symbols form the basis of this simple, easy-to-learn code

An Abducted Date (Jason Peirce Series #1)    by Christopher Estrada
Price: Free! 7560 words. Published on March 16, 2012. .
Part 1 of a new series. Jason Peirce is going on his first date with an old friend. Things are going smoothly until a chance encounter. Suddenly Jason finds the date has gone horribly wrong.

The Case of the Diligent Detectives    by William Jenkins
Price: $0.99 USD. 8590 words. Published by Your ESL Story Publishers Ltd.  on April 18, 2013. .
The Case of the Diligent Detectives is the fourth story in a series about ten-year-old students in Brockville, Ontario, Canada who have formed a detective club. Bobby is now the President of the club and wants everyone to be more diligent. He wants to explore the mystery of blotches on the grass which may be caused by laser beams from alien spacecraft hovering over Brockville. Can it be true?

Ophthalmoscopes, Mirrors, & Talking Lights    by James Vendeland
Price: $14.99 USD. 9780 words. Published on April 19, 2013. .
This book is a compilation of three lectures which were prepared for presentation at the annual meeting of the Ocular Heritage Society in April 2011, 2012, and 2013.Under discussion are antique medical instruments and an optical signalling device. The lectures are entitled: Dating of 19th Century Ophthalmoscopes, A Diagnostic Tool for the 19th Century, and A Tale of Talking Lights.