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.

A Witness Above (Frank Pavlicek Mystery)    by Andy Straka
Price: Free! 71580 words. Published on October 5, 2011. .
Former homicide detective Frank Pavlicek is hunting with his red-tailed hawk when he finds it. A teenage boy’s body–barely concealed behind a pile of brush in a part of the forest Frank recently visited with his daughter, Nicole-with evidence linking to her. Days later, Nicole is in jail for murder. His past is coming back to haunt him. And his reputation–and life–are on the line…

A Killing Sky (Frank Pavlicek Mystery)    by Andy Straka
Price: $2.99 USD. 67190 words. Published on October 5, 2011. .
When a Congressman's daughter disappears, Charlottesville P.I. and falconer Frank Pavlicek follows a trail of family secrets to the most dangerous discovery of all--the truth. A KILLING SKY was originally published by NAL/Signet/Penguin.

Headwinds: seeking a murder forgotten    by Lillian M. Varcoe
Price: $4.99 USD. 82180 words. Published on December 7, 2011. .
Full of intrigue, suspense and adventure, this story vividly portrays Darwin Marsh’s harrowing experiences as a commercial floatplane pilot, flying in mercurial weather amongst the myriad of isolated islands and waterways along the westcoast of Canada. His life takes an a ominous turn when cold-case cops accuse him of being an accessory to murder when he was a child, staying at his Grandparents.

The Shaman Stone    by June Anderson
Price: $6.00 USD. 37040 words. Published on December 12, 2011. .
The State of Minnesota is unique in that it has a large Indian population, the largest group of Hmong immigrants in the nation, and once housed over eleven thousand Indian burial mounds. It is upon these elements The Shaman Stone is based.

No Doubt    by Jerry Lane
Price: $2.99 USD. 51220 words. Published on January 18, 2012. .
A nameless Taoist detective mystery. The murder mystery of a mega wealthy family. Follow our detective as he follows the trail from the homes of the wealthy Midwest to the streets of Las Vegas and back.

Dropouts    by Alice Haro
Price: $3.11 USD. 93760 words. Published on February 3, 2012. .
Being homeless is tough enough, but when someone wants you and your kind dead, it takes it to another level. Unlucky victims that cross this killer’s path suffer a brutal and bloody death. The police can find no motive. But, feelings that have been abused by deception and greed dominate a twisted mind that burns with the need for revenge. But one life is not enough, they must all pay.

No Cause to Die For    by David Dilley
Price: Free! 68130 words. Published on February 5, 2012. .
A PI with psychological training and computer skills teams up with a police lieutenant. He employs unofficial assistants to solve what evolves from obtaining information into possible murders. Together they uncover a plot to elect a puppet President controlled by a big time power broker.

Deadly Decisions: 5 Tales of Crime and Suspense    by BV Lawson
Price: $0.99 USD. 10390 words. Published on February 8, 2012. .
Tales about dark choices people make when their backs are against a wall: a sheriff's deputy and a nun hold the fate of a meth dealer; a former violinist takes fate into his own, scarred hands; a forensic linguist obsessed with solving the puzzle of a missing Moravian deed; a homeless man killed by a hit-and-run finds advocates in a minister and his cat; a hitman who just wants to be left alone.

The Hudson Agency - Chicago Style    by Ellie Oberth
Price: $0.99 USD. 8920 words. Published on February 17, 2012. .
Case #1: From the Case Files of the Hudson Agency. Private Eye, Carl Danby tries to stay out of the limelight. Ever since the detective injured his knee on the job, the big boss himself has hinted at Danby’s retirement. Then the Agency is hired by successful Chicago businessman, Benjamin Porter, who has recently been involved in a series of life-threatening accidents. Danby's assigned the case