Nero's Concert    by Don Westenhaver
Price: $3.99 USD. 119020 words. Published on February 8, 2010. .
Rome has burned to the ground, and Emperor Nero orders his friend Rusticus to find proof that the Christians caused the fire. Instead Rusticus discovers three murdered senators and signs that he may be next. He also falls in love with Camilia, not knowing she is a Christian and has introduced his daughter to the secret religion. Will he be loyal to Nero or to the woman who lied to him?

The King of Central Park    by Hank Gross
Price: $9.99 USD. 46280 words. Published on February 9, 2010. .
When a brilliant criminal decides to steal 3000 paintings from the Metropolitan Museum in New York, he seals off all of Central Park and turns it into a kingdom for a day. For the king, he conscripts a nerdy accountant--why? Because he's a 42-short, and that's the only size king suit they have available. Join Emerson the King and his pot-smoking mom for the most audacious comic heist of all time

Allarme al Lariano    by Paolo Stefi
Price: $5.50 USD. 59980 words. Published by Area51 Publishing on March 31, 2010. .
Trama incalzante da classico del thriller, scrittura veloce e quotidiana, da lingua parlata, protagonisti in cui ci si riconosce. Un’Erba moderna in cui convivono i giovani che ascoltano musica rock e vivono tra pub e pizzerie, e i personaggi della città reale che si muovono tra le sue vie e i suoi negozi.

Four Stories    by Marcus McGee 
Price: $7.99 USD. 73710 words. Published on April 12, 2010. .
First published in 1998, Four Stories is the first short story collection written by Marcus McGee, a favorite for readers who appreciate the author's twisted humor. The stories are loosely autobiographical and center on issues involving family life. Yet they illustrate how political family life can become at times.

The Complete Chronicle of the Emperors of Rome; Vol. 1    by Roger Kean
Price: $3.99 USD. 103630 words. Published on July 20, 2010. .
Few books before have explored the exploits and notorious antics of Rome's imperial dynasties in such readable detail—a record of the often brutal but fascinating lives of the ancient world's most powerful rulers. This eBook edition of the praised 2005 hardback has web-links to illustrations, genealogy and maps. Vol.1: from Augustus to Carinus (63 BC–AD 285. "A joyride of a read."

The Green Bronze Mirror by Lynne Ellison    by Christopher Posner
Price: $1.49 USD. 38840 words. Published on August 21, 2010. .
Karen is playing on the beach when she finds an ancient mirror buried in the sand. She looks into it, and is transported back in time to the Roman empire. Finding herself a slave, she faces many hair-raising adventures in her struggle to return to her own time. Read author Lynne Ellison's account of how she wrote this book on her website http://www.filedby.com/author/lynne_ellison/3820272

Chiamata radio per Nero Wolfe    by Federico Bini
Price: $1.99 USD. 3040 words. Published on December 22, 2010. .
Un'avventura del celebre investigatore, a imitazione di Rex Stout. C'è un delitto tradizionale, ma l'arma è decisamente insolita.

Footnotes in History    by Alf B. Meier
Price: $3.99 USD. 30360 words. Published on April 3, 2011. .
Some events in history are so obscured by legend that hardly anybody knows how things really happened. Some legends are self-perpetuating and facts get ignored by certain authors or are unknown to them. In chronicling history, it appears to be sufficient to parrot what somebody else said to the point that the truth just appears as footnotes.

Satan Loves You    by Grady  Hendrix
Price: $0.99 USD. 82120 words. Published on April 26, 2011. .
Hell is short on workplace satisfaction and after the last two thousand years Satan is burnt out. But now the Heavenly Host want to take over and a depressed Satan must oppose them in a metaphysical smackdown that will have you re-evaluating the recording career of Charo.

The Highest Destiny    by Dolores A McCabe
Price: $2.25 USD. 52020 words. Published on May 20, 2011. .
Daneh, daughter of a Druid priestess, surrendered her heart and her heritage to her Roman general. She accompanied him to Rome as his mistress, where she learned the cruel lesson that dreams cannot carry the human spirit through the disappointments of a harsh reality and an unbending legal system. But in Rome she also found a future of happiness beyond anything she could have imagined.