The River Killings    by Merry Jones
Price: $2.99 USD. 91040 words. Published on June 19, 2011. .
In this page-turning sequel to THE NANNY MURDERS, Zoe Hayes returns in a tale set along Philadelphia's Boathouse Row. Zoe and buddy Susan Cummings take sculling lessons. One evening, practicing on the river, Susan's oar catches on what turns out to be a woman's dress. The boat flips and the two find themselves among a throng of floating bodies. And in the midst of a sinister,dangerous plot.

Hard Stop    by Declan Davies
Price: $2.99 USD. 67580 words. Published on June 21, 2011. .
After two recently laid-off suburban dads decide to steal a vanload of counterfeit Viagra from a mob-connected businessman, their easy-money plan gets a whole lot harder. Hard Stop is a comic crime novel set amid a soft housing market and a flaccid economy, where desperate times lead to bad behavior — and the stiffest of penalties.

If It don't hurt It Ain't Love    by Verb Publishing, LLC
Price: $2.99 USD. 37490 words. Published on June 29, 2011. .
3 couples. 6 lives turned upside down. Sex. Lies. Deceit. Revenge. This isn't your grandmothers love story.

The Deadly Neighbors    by Merry Jones
Price: $2.99 USD. 105020 words. Published on July 1, 2011. .
Neighbors are shocked when a woman's body is discovered in the kitchen of Zoe Hayes's estranged father, Walter. In fact, it looks like Walter may have killed her. But as Zoe investigates, she finds that the neighbors are involved in some shocking shenanigans. Trying to prove Walter's innocence, Zoe encounters a deadly ring of organized criminals, grisly murders, and scary secrets of her past.

The Borrowed and Blue Murders    by Merry Jones
Price: $2.99 USD. 88270 words. Published on July 1, 2011. .
Days before her wedding to Nick Stiles, Zoe Hayes finds a dead jogger on her back patio. Nick's brothers are in town, and she finds clues that at least one of them is not who he pretends to be. When her babysitter has a breakdown, her wedding planner is attacked and a psychotic former patient goes after her family, Zoe is caught in intrigue and danger that threaten much more than her wedding.

Her Man Friday    by Elizabeth Bevarly
Price: $2.99 USD. 98680 words. Published on July 5, 2011. .
Leo Friday has been sent to the Kimball estate to find out who's been funneling money from the family fortune. Can it possibly be the billionaire's social secretary Lily Rigby? But everyone loves Lily. And Leo has to admit he'd love to explore what's beneath her oh-so-sensible exterior. Lily, too, is suspicious of Leo--he's too brawny to be just pushing pencils. He can't be on to her...can he?

Killers    by Lynn Hoffman
Price: $4.99 USD. 68900 words. Published on July 17, 2011. .
Emanuel Cardoso is a restaurant reviewer, a drunk and a man with a grudge. He's decided on murder. As the pieces of his plot come together, he stumbles on two sets of food-lovers each with its own loathsome version of 'you are what you eat'. One of them is out to kill Cardoso, the other wants to do something even worse. Who eats whom? And who, exactly, is a Killer?

Rally Killer    by Allen Schatz
Price: $2.00 USD. 101460 words. Published on August 4, 2011. .
When trust turns into betrayal, stability turns into chaos... A dark figure from the past. An explosion. A suicide. Games beyond baseball. Nothing is as it seems. Marshall Connors' world once again gets turned upside down. He's a baseball umpire. Baseball is a game, it's supposed to be fun. What Marshall keeps stepping in is very much NOT fun - it's deadly. BOOK 3 in the MARSHALL CONNORS SERIES

The Pitcher's Kid    by Jack Olsen
Price: $9.99 USD. 118690 words. Published by Pleasure Boat Studio on August 15, 2011. .
The Pitcher's Kid is Jack Olsen's memoir of the first 18 years of his life, years that formed his voice, his ear, and his passionate concern for the underdog. It is a story of a young boy's desperate yearning for a father during a time of extreme poverty and confusion.

Into the Everything    by Jeff Mark
Price: $3.99 USD. 87370 words. Published by Punkin House on August 20, 2011. .
-Twenty something Rey Ovitz moved to the city for one reason: To be a hero in a luke-warm world. Into the Everything is the story of a man trying to understand the tragedy and majesty of life, looking everywhere outside of himself to find what it means to be himself, and failing wildly.