First Feature    by Jason Blacker
Price: $4.99 USD. 101870 words. Published on May 17, 2011. .
First Feature is a bitingly wry detective whodunit featuring ex-LAPD's not so celebrated detective Anthony Carrick as he juggles mafia lords, drug addled neophytes, nymphomaniacs, gay counterculture, vegan hippies and tinsel town's dark side in a quest to uncover a homicide in the midst of his own personal turmoil.

Money Ain't Nothing    by Jason Blacker
Price: $0.99 USD. 8200 words. Published on May 18, 2011. .
Money ain’t nothing if you’ve got a lot of it. But then again, a lot of money won’t necessarily buy happiness either. In this Anthony Carrick mystery, hard boiled detective Anthony Carrick is asked to solve the murder of a rich dame’s son. Police think it’s an accidental death, but could it be something more sinister?

I'm Detective Clarke    by Brian P Borcky
Price: $0.99 USD. 60030 words. Published on August 3, 2011. .
R.D. Clarke, the underachieving son of a renowned private detective, assumes his father's identity to take on the case of a prospective client he's smitten by. Armed with nothing but his wits and comically limited detective skills, R.D. must navigate through an endless procession of lies, double lives, family feuds and love triangles to uncover the secrets of a young couple's disappearance.

Double Exposure    by Jim Stinson
Price: Free! 50370 words. Published on August 22, 2011. .
“Stoney Winston works the slummy outskirts of the movie business, directing cheap local commercials, writing training films and industrials, and submitting always-rejected feature scripts. Murder and danger dog Stoney’s quest, which ends in a tricky and gut-wrenching climax. A masterful, colorful mystery.” Booklist, starred review.

Notorious D.O.C.    by Melissa Yi
Price: $5.99 USD. 82170 words. Published by Olo Books on September 3, 2011. .
Eight years ago, someone ran over a young doctor who asked too many questions. Today, at the still-grieving mother's request, resident Dr. Hope Sze untangles the cold case before the killer silences Hope, too. This time, the sociopath won't back down. But neither will Hope--or the two men vying for her attention. The sequel to Code Blues. Written by an emergency physician trained in th

Delicious Torment: Book II (Romantic Suspense Mystery)    by Linsey Lanier
Price: $2.99 USD. 105300 words. Published on September 5, 2011. .
Torn between leaving town and continuing to work for the Parker Agency, Miranda Steele attends a ritzy steeplechase with her sexy investigator boss, and discovers the body of a beautiful young horse breeder, her face brutally crushed by her favorite stallion. It looks like a bizarre accident, until the woman’s sister claims she was murdered by her ex-husband and begs Miranda to take the case.

Vertical Stripes Can Kill You: An Alexa Robb Super Sized is Beautiful Mystery    by Carolyn Chambers Clark
Price: $4.99 USD. 60640 words. Published on September 5, 2011. .
Like cozy mysteries about nosy dress designers for super-sized women? What about smart and brave women sleuths who'll go to the limit to find a murderer. What about mysteries with dogs in them? If you said "yes" to any of these, VERTICAL STRIPES CAN KILL YOU could be for you. Buy it now and see what happens to Alexa/Alex and her dachshund!

Second Chance    by Juanita Olson
Price: $4.99 USD. 61300 words. Published on September 7, 2011. .
Not many people get a second chance for love or murder. The auburn beauty wakes up in a hospital not knowing who she is or where she was. That is until a dark haired hunk of a man by the name of Javier tells her, he is her husband. The auburn beauty figured she would go with the flow. Unfortunately there is a snake in this garden. Will she be caught in it's trap?

The Cat and I    by Elvis Deane
Price: $0.99 USD. 3010 words. Published on October 3, 2011. .
Myer thought he met the perfect woman. Then he met her cat.

Flightfall    by Andy Straka
Price: $1.99 USD. 19640 words. Published on October 4, 2011. .
Private investigators Frank Pavlicek and daughter Nicole receive an urgent message from their friend and fellow falconer Jake Toronto about “a death in the family.” The death turns out to be the murder of his prize peregrine falcon Jazzman. Toronto worries that a vivacious female chef he helped ease out of a job is the culprit and that he may have done wrong by both her and her employer.