Please to See the King    by Kathleen S. Allen
Price: $1.99 USD. 26680 words. Published on May 13, 2011. .
These are the stories of the ballads sung in the courts of England and Ireland. Come read about the witch who will do anything for love; the noblewoman who leaves her husband and baby for a pirate; the vampire who stalks impressionable young women in the forests at night and more. Vampires, pirates, witches, ghosts, thieves, murderers all have a story to tell.

British legal History - The fielding Brothers & bow Street runners    by Don Hale
Price: $3.00 USD. 4150 words. Published on July 14, 2011. .
This is part of a fascinating new series of exclusive legal history features following the Birth of Law and Order, Parish Constables and Watchmen in England from 1663, and the development of specific law officers - including the famous Bow Street Runners and a series of other protection officers introduced to help keep the peace.

Letting Go    by Rachelle Williams
Price: Free! 2360 words. Published on August 14, 2011. .
Celina Gayheart is a young woman who experiences heartbreak, humiliation, trauma, and bodily injury, all in one evening. On top of everything she has been through, she now has to face a night in the freezing North Dakota wilderness, complete with a menacing lupine threat. This vignette serves as a snapshot of the fateful night, and it is the beginning of a new series.

This Week's Stories: Sept. 16th-23rd, 2011.    by Kenneth Guthrie
Price: $3.99 USD. 11700 words. Published by Lunatic Ink Publishing  on September 23, 2011. .
A volume full with the greatness that is my story telling. Everything from our infamous detective Sin to the romantic humor of nerdy Eddy can be found within these glossy e-book pages. It’s a magazine for all – horror, action, romance, and much more. Enjoy!

Turner    by Karl Drinkwater
Price: $3.00 USD. 68400 words. Published on November 29, 2011. .
An isolated Welsh island seems the perfect escape: however, on Ynys Diawl four visitors face a night of horror and madness. If they don't work together then none of them will live to see the light of day. Phil Rickman, on BBC Radio Wales' Phil The Shelf literary programme, likened it to "The Wicker Man in Wales".

Running    by Cara McKay
Price: $4.99 USD. 108990 words. Published on March 12, 2012. .
Andie Pierson has been able to see spirits since she was a child. When her family is murdered by the brother of a man she helped put away, she seems to constantly be on the run. In Gettysburg, she tries to life a normal life with her four supernatural roommates and the handsome FBI agent assigned to her case. The question is, will she succeed?

Ashes: A Collection of Dark Poetry    by Donna Burgess
Price: $2.99 USD. 20200 words. Published by E-Volve Books  on May 18, 2012. .
Do you like things that go bump in the night? Are you drawn to the strange and unusual? Do you find beauty in the grotesque? This collection of over 100 poems examines the darkest recesses of human (and non-human) nature. Many of these pieces have previously appeared in some of the better-known horror or science fiction publications over the last couple of decades, including Weird Tales.

Blood on a Broken Hand    by Christine McDonnell
Price: $0.99 USD. 6800 words. Published on October 3, 2012. .
When his son tells him of a strange event, Lord Morgan Gallager has to come to terms with his past, in order to accept his son's destiny and move toward a safe but unpredictable future.

The Wild Hunt    by Ashley Jeffery
Price: $3.99 USD. 118980 words. Published on November 9, 2012. .
Everyone has a secret normal people hide addictions and affairs. They embezzle money and tell lies. My secret isn't anything like that. I see ghosts. I thought I was the only one who could see the rotting corpses of the dead. I was wrong. There are bigger secrets where I live, dangerous secrets. Secrets that go bump in the night, and eat the flesh of the living. Monsters, really do exist.

Overman    by Sam Seudo
Price: Free! 5340 words. Published on January 1, 2013. .
Psychiatrist Owen Hanks’s new patient, Conrad Davis, is a superhuman ex-police officer - formerly depicted by the press as a veritable superhero. Then something changed, and - without explanation - he began to take lives rather than saving them. Owen feels safe because his patient’s powers are being suppressed. But he’s about to learn that - even now - Davis might not be as harmless as he seems.