Stealing Margo    by Chad Peery
Price: $3.79 USD. 128320 words. Published on March 15, 2009. .
Margo's years as an 80's rock singer were over, until a West Virginia fan abducts her to an Appalachian hideaway. There, Margo discovers a long-lost daughter, and embarks upon a musical competition that could save both their lives. If you enjoy a book filled with breath-taking surprises, unpredictable characters, and wondrous glimpses into landscapes most of us will never see, read Stealing Margo.

A Light In The Darkness: Insight from a Christian Southern Gentleman    by Ernie Nivens
Price: $9.95 USD. 36220 words. Published on March 24, 2009. .
Ernie invites us to get in touch with the intended meanings of the biblical text and pursue those meanings not only through the experiences of the biblical writes, but also through our own everyday experiences. His love for God’s Word is very evident. His readiness for his convictions, shaped by many years of experience, to be reshaped is challenging. His humility is genuine.

Native Star    by Stan Renfro
Price: $2.99 USD. 6280 words. Published by Fideli Publishing on May 26, 2009. .
This lyrical journey is divided into three sections: Consuelo: A Mother Ode, which explores the maturing mother-son bond; Comet!, inspired by Hale-Bopp; and Scoshee: A Memorial, which touches on our kinship with other species and the anguish the author felt at the loss of his beloved pet, Scoshee.

Call Me Sonya Grey: A Young Girl's Poems About Death, Life & Adolescence    by Sonya Lloyd
Price: $4.99 USD. 3920 words. Published by Tribute Books on May 27, 2009. .
How a young girl used poetry to cope with the death of her mother and the estrangement of her father.

TERRA: Return of the Divine Feminine    by Keith David Henry
Price: $12.00 USD. 51460 words. Published on September 9, 2009. .
This third book in the "Architects of the Aquarian Age Trilogy" illuminates the forgotten element of the Divine Feminine as preempted by patiarchal monotheism and delves into the esotery behind the Mayan calendar, our progression of consciousness as a species, and implications for humanity's post-2012 existence as we move into the next Mayan 26,000 year cycle commonly known as the Aquarian Age.

Solar Girl and Lunar Boy    by Gabriel Constans
Price: $4.00 USD. 4810 words. Published on November 16, 2009. .
Solar Girl and Lunar Boy is a delightful collection of children stories that taps into their personal inner light to vanquish fear of the unknown (Solar Girl); humorously transforms a common experience from sadness to joy (No Smiling On Wednesdays); breaks stereotypes and teaches earthquake safety in Quake, Shake and Roll; and explores the world of ants and the environment, in As Precious As Gold.

Bridges: Reuniting Daughters & Daddies    by Jonetta Rose Barras
Price: $9.99 USD. 53600 words. Published by Bancroft Press on November 18, 2009. .
In this new self-help book: Bridges: Reuniting Daughters and Daddies, Barras guides daughter-and-father duos toward much needed reconciliation, bonding, and healing. With illustrations pulled from the lives of real women and their fathers, Bridges will be a must read and invaluable tool for fathers and daughters who want to mend the rend in their lives.

Finn    by Matthew Olshan
Price: $9.99 USD. 60500 words. Published by Bancroft Press on January 1, 2010. .
A modern-day retelling of Mark Twain's classic The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Finn tells the story of Chloe Wilder, a quiet girl, part tomboy, part survivor. When Chloe and her grandparents' maid Silvia are torn from their quiet life, they enter a world of adventure and danger. Young people will see Finn as an adventure, older readers as social criticism. All will adore Chloe Wilder.

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.