A Western Fable    by Matthew Murphy
Price: $0.99 USD. 113240 words. Published on July 27, 2009. .
After his family is killed by a ruthless outlaw, Eddie Black goes on a hunt for vengeance that only destroys what he has left.

The Light at the End of the Tunnel    by Perry P. Perkins
Price: $1.99 USD. 17750 words. Published by Elk Mountain Books on December 14, 2009. .
"That light at the end of the end of the tunnel? That's a train." The punch line ricocheted around inside Cal's head, fading in and out through a blood-red mist of pain. "That’s a train" he croaked, licking thick parched lips, his tongue swollen and dry as old shoe leather, and looking up at the small circle of moonlight sweeping across the mouth of the pit, high above.

The Case Against My Brother    by Libby Sternberg
Price: $9.99 USD. 69180 words. Published by Bancroft Press on January 1, 2010. .
In the fall of 1922, 15-year-old Carl and 17-year-old Adam Matuski are forced to move across the continent to live with their Uncle Pete in Portland, Oregon. When Adam is accused of theft, an increasingly resourceful Carl learns how to stand on his own two feet and confront painful truths about his fellow man. A historical mystery set against the backdrop of anti-Catholic discrimination.

Learning to Fly    by April Henry
Price: $4.99 USD. 91230 words. Published on January 27, 2010. .
A fiery chain-reaction accident leaves Free Meeker with someone else’s bag and the hitchhiker she picked up dead. Nineteen-year-old Free discovers the bag contains nearly a million dollars-and that the hitchhiker’s body has been identified as hers. Fate seems to be handing her the chance to start over-or is it? Originally from St. Martins, named to Library Journal best books of 2002.

Circles of Confusion    by April Henry
Price: $4.99 USD. 85720 words. Published on January 28, 2010. .
With the exception of rejecting salacious requests for vanity license plates, Claire Montrose leads a monotonous life. Then she inherits a beautiful painting hidden for decades in an old suitcase. Claire takes it to New York, but an expert deems it a forgery. But is it really? Unable to trust anyone, Claire tries to stay alive long enough to find out.

Square in the Face    by April Henry
Price: $4.99 USD. 76450 words. Published on January 30, 2010. .
When a friend urgently needs her help, Claire Montrose agrees to do a little sleuthing. Years ago, Lori gave up her child to a secretive adoption agency. Now Lori's young son is ill, and the doctors say his only hope is a bone marrow transplant from a sibling. The closer Claire gets to the truth, the more peril she is in. Previously from HarperCollins.

Heart-Shaped Box    by April Henry
Price: $4.99 USD. 76940 words. Published on January 30, 2010. .
While checking into Ye Olde Pioneer Village for her 20th high school reunion, Claire Montrose receives a mysterious package with a heart-shaped box holding her photo. Is it a secret admirer? Before Claire figures out who might might have sent it, another box turns up—in the limp hand of Cindy Sanchez, the former head cheerleader, found strangled in the parking lot. Previously from HarperCollins.

Buried Diamonds    by April Henry
Price: $4.99 USD. 83580 words. Published on January 30, 2010. .
Claire Montrose discovers an engagement ring that has gone missing for 50 years. Did the young woman who owned it really commit suicide? One of Claire's elderly neighbors harbors an old secret—and will kill to keep it hidden. Past and present grow more entangled when neo-Nazis target Claire's Jewish roommate.

The Case of Einstein's Violin    by William Sullivan
Price: $4.95 USD. 122310 words. Published on February 1, 2010. .
When Ana Smyth inherits Albert Einstein's violin case and sells it on eBay, she suddenly finds herself dodging international spies. A tip that her long-dead father may be alive sends her racing through Europe to discover her family's past——and a lost formula for quantum gravity.

Harper's Bride    by Alexis Harrington
Price: $3.99 USD. 84690 words. Published on March 23, 2010. .
Melissa Logan stood by in horror as her husband sold her to pay a debt. She knew that marrying Coy Logan to escape her drunken father and brothers had been a huge mistake. Coy dragged her to Dawson to join the Yukon gold rush. Now penniless and with a baby she “belonged” to Dylan Harper, a man said to have a heart of stone and a knife under his store counter that he wielded without hesitation.