Live by the Sword: The Secret War Against Castro and the Death of JFK    by Gus Russo
Price: $9.99 USD. 281870 words. Published by Bancroft Press on August 26, 2010. .
Humiliated at the Bay of Pigs, John and Robert Kennedy sought desperately to eliminate Castro. Castro openly threatened to retaliate. Pro-Castro agitator Lee Harvey Oswald went to the Cuban embassy in Mexico, announcing he would kill America's president in exchange for sanctuary in Havana. Live By the Sword ends 35 years of public mistrust and confusion over the Kennedy assassination.

Oswald Slept Here: Lives Changed by a Flash of History    by The Dallas Morning News
Price: $2.99 USD. 11380 words. Published on March 7, 2012. .
When Lee Harvey Oswald shot John F. Kennedy, the crime ripped through lives far beyond the shooter and his victim. The Dallas Morning News, published within sight of the shooting, tells five short stories of lives forever changed.

I am Grey Eyes a story of old Florida    by Bill Ryan
Price: $4.99 USD. 107150 words. Published on May 6, 2012. .
20 May 1767 a Seminole Indian called Grey Eyes and some 25 Indian boys drove 500 cattle from Colerain Georgia on the St. Mary's River to a destination in South East Florida a distance of about 106 miles. The British Governor of Florida credited "my friend" Grey Eyes with finding a route for a new roadway. This is the story of a most unusual Seminole as told by Grey Eyes himself.

Maggie's Drawers: The JFK Assassination    by Sean Dexter
Price: $2.99 USD. 61580 words. Published on July 28, 2012. .
After nearly fifty years, John Kennedy's assassin is released from prison. He has a story to tell and something he must recover...something that will destroy reputations and change history. He turns to his former cell-mate, Jackson Burke, for help. They are drawn into world of conspiracy and murder...and no one knows that world better than Jack Burke.

Tobie Najwyższy    by Oswald Chambers
Price: Free! 105950 words. Published by Richard A. Czekaj on March 13, 2013. .
Od czasu pierwszej publikacji w roku 1923 „Tobie Najwyższy” Oswalda Chambersa pozostaje klasycznym utworem literatury chrześcijańskiej. Książka ta znalazła należne miejsce wśród takich dzieł, jak „Wyznania” św. Augustyna, „O naśladowaniu Chrystusa” Tomasza Kempisa, „Wędrówka pielgrzyma” Jana Bunyana, czy „Chrześcijański sekret szczęśliwego życia” Hanny Whitall Smith. Obowiązkowa lektura.