Paintings of Perth    by Jeremy Holton
Price: Free! 3380 words. Published on January 22, 2011. .
Perth in Western Australia is a lovely city set on a wide river and the Indian Ocean. Internationally renowned artist Jeremy Holton has captured the City of Perth in the series of paintings displayed in this book. They are combined with the artist's notes written at the time of painting which tell the reader more about Perth and his feelings about the City.

Trailer Trash    by Scott Goudsward
Price: $4.99 USD. 83400 words. Published by Grey Gate Media LLC  on July 3, 2012. .
Until the night his parents are murdered, Elvis Taggard's world doesn't extend far beyond the Starry Night Trailer Park. He never suspects there's a secret society of bloodsuckers lurking in the shadows of the main streets and back roads of modern-day America. All that changes one fateful night after a sexy vampire satisfies her hunger by gorging on second helpings of the boy's momma and daddy.

Keep em Dancin (Part One) Secrets of the Dance Floor    by Big Daddy DJ Steve O
Price: $3.99 USD. 16070 words. Published on October 15, 2012. .
A practical easy to read guide to becoming a mobile or club Disc Jockey for one night or for a lifetime. Excellent information enclosed that numerous Internet Blogs have utilized as source material.You need to read this small book.

Joi Lansing Singer, TV Actress And B-Movie Icon    by Robert Grey Reynolds, Jr
Price: $2.99 USD. 5550 words. Published on March 13, 2013. .
Joi Lansing died an untimely death in 1972. She was a multi-talented performer signed by MGM in the 1940s. Her curvy figure and facial beauty proved to be hindrances. They restricted her to playing "dumb blondes". Despite the stereotypes she was in steady demand as a singer, nightclub performer, as well as a stage, TV, and movie actress. My E-book focuses on her immense versatility and creativity.

The Last Komole    by Sharon Salu
Price: Free! 3990 words. Published on April 17, 2013. .
Komole is the name given to a popular Nigerian dance move, which literally means "bend down low." A group of ambitious college students visit a local nightclub in their small, university town. What starts out as a typical night out quickly takes a turn for the worse. By the end of the night, dancing the komole takes on an unexpected, but very significant meaning.