The Desperate American: a manifesto    by Bernadette Greene
Price: Free! 3200 words. Published on August 13, 2011. .
Discusses the decline of America and her citizens and how to put ourselves and our country back together. Explains the problems with the "Right-wing nut jobs" & "Liberal weenies" and how the average American must deal with the politicians, illegal immigrants, minorities, homosexuals and each other by taking personal responsibility.

What happened to America After WWII? The 112 Year Old Man Speaks Out    by alfred stites
Price: $3.80 USD. 65560 words. Published on October 22, 2011. .
A 112 year old man gives his opinions on how the U.S. has changed since WWII. He comments on politics, the U.S. Constitution, ethics, Congress, health care, religion, race relations, education, war, and 21 other topics. While his observations, ranging from arch conservatism to free liberal thinking can be controversial, his honesty about America is refreshing.

Shake Down Dead    by Diane Morlan
Price: $2.99 USD. 52860 words. Published on November 4, 2011. .
Who killed the blackmailing social worker? Could it have been the former rock star turned candidate for governor? Coffee roaster Jennifer Penny and her Police Detective boyfriend Jerry Decker are going to find out before anyone else ends up shake down dead.

Star Struck: Interviews with Dirty Harry and other Hollywood Icons    by Betty Dravis
Price: $0.99 USD. 8190 words. Published by Canterbury House Publishing on November 9, 2011. .
Betty Dravis shares behind-the-scenes happenings of some of her favorite celebrity interviews. She tells what led up to the interviews and her feelings and impressions during and after the meetings. Among those interviewed were: Actor/Director Clint Eastwood, Senator Ted Kennedy, 40's Star Jane Russell, Singer/Actress Tanya Tucker, Mayor Joseph Alioto, and Actress Ann Sothern.

The Concise Political Dictionary    by BookCaps
Price: $2.99 USD. 9150 words. Published on December 13, 2011. .
This concise dictionary is a reference your eReader shouldn't be without. 500 words and definitions are included in this book.

Conversations With Crystal The Woman Who Fell Off the Bridge    by Crystal Manning, B.P. Storm
Price: $8.97 USD. 104260 words. Published on December 14, 2011. .
Crystal Manning tells her story of that fateful day, August 1, 2007, the day the I-35W Bridge collapsed in Minneapolis, MN. In her book she tells how she was saved from death in the Mississippi River by her fiancee', Michael Stoner, Jr., only to see him immediately charged with child abuse of her daughter. A journey to the real story of how her family was shattered by a truly American experience.

The Royal Factor    by David Eckhoff
Price: $3.86 USD. 96060 words. Published on March 16, 2012. .
A Prime Minister decides tries to up his ratings by replacing the Royal Family through a TV talent show. However, his 'dead-cert' plan goes very wrong in this political comedy-thriller.

What Lies Buried    by John Bishop
Price: Free! 97570 words. Published on March 26, 2012. .
A story of family secrets and misunderstandings, and the way in which they impact down the generations. Walter Blake's death brings a flood of memories to his two daughters. There is the question of what Walter and his wife buried in the garden. The notion of things being buried is also a metaphor for all kinds of issues including, art fraud, family feuds, and holocaust survival.

Joe Detective    by JH Gordon
Price: $2.99 USD. 65910 words. Published on March 29, 2012. .
Joe finds the heap of laundry at the foot of the stairs is actually a beautiful, unconscious, girl. The lump on her head and the dangerous men searching the street outside leave him with no choice...but, he's carried off a material witness to crimes beyond any reasonable person's worst imaginings putting him up against human traffickers and powerful politicians. ** First book in the series.

Joe Detective: The Star Rouge (Book Four)    by JH Gordon
Price: $2.99 USD. 39350 words. Published on March 29, 2012. .
Joe learns that one local act can have profound international implications. Containers full of undesirable dissidents have to go somewhere, after all. And turning them from single unit agitating annoyances into smaller dressed packages of high profit has a macabre sort of merit. Cutting off this income stream is resented to the bone.