The Blade to Your Hand    by M.C.A. Hogarth
Price: $0.99 USD. 5220 words. Published on December 20, 2010. .
The pirate lioness Mazalaen has survived by pretending to be a man, a murderer and a thief... and fears she has become those things in truth. Until she meets a fearless princess in battle. Could this woman be her salvation? Originally published in Anthrolations.

Magic of the Heart: 5 Stories of Magic & Romance    by Lisa Silverthorne
Price: $2.99 USD. 21020 words. Published by Elusive Blue Fiction  on December 28, 2010. .
An elderly woman's only link with her husband and her past is a magical music box. A princess needs a hero to save her from being sacrificed to a dragon. An underworld queen risks her heart to defy an immortal curse. A goddess-turned-harpy struggles to save her mortal love from a terrible storm. A sorceress who conjures magical confections fights a corporate takeover of her shop – and her heart.

The Archer, the Horse and the Princess    by Nick Davis
Price: $0.99 USD. 3490 words. Published by Alt-World  on January 3, 2011. .
The Archer as noble as he is brave, a horse as quick witted as he is fleet of foot, a Princess as beautiful as she is kind, a King as cruel as he is selfish, and a quest of impossible things... Written in Honor of JRR Tolkien's Birthday of January 3rd 1892. This Tolkienesqe Fable takes you to a land far, far away...

Poetry From Gnos    by B F Moloney
Price: $2.99 USD. 5140 words. Published on January 4, 2011. .
She knows why they, The Tortellini Brothers Issue The Following Statement about something called The Bongo which is really A Conversation With Shai - The God Of Destiny who sees The Fourteen Spirits as SoSo. Poems of love, hate, frustration, desire, Gnos, and belief. By the author of White Brother and Other Poems, Henry's War Effort and Colin's Head Bumps.

Livid Steel    by Jordan Baugher
Price: Free! 18250 words. Published on January 17, 2011. .
In the second book of the Vicious Magick series, Zanther and Novanostrum find themselves robbed of their powers just as Upper Kleighton faces its greatest threat--a woman who wants nothing more than to have her child, a child prophesied to destroy the world.

Princess Electra Book 2 Out of Barburee    by Dory Lee Maske
Price: Free! 67800 words. Published on January 20, 2011. .
Princess Electra has made her home in the poor village of Helsop. She gathers herbs and works in the clinic. A visit from her mother, the Queen, ends in Electra's return to Fernland and a visit from the feared nation of Barburee. Will Electra be able to save her family and friends from these cut throat invaders?

Ever Rose    by Leslie Claire Walker
Price: $2.99 USD. 10200 words. Published by Secret Fire Press  on January 25, 2011. .
If Briar Rose can’t find a suitable prince to kiss her awake in her own ancient time, can she find one in modern-day Central Park? The 13th Faery—who cursed the girl in the first place—lures the right man to Rose’s side. There the Faery discovers that oldest of lessons: You can lead a prince to a princess, but you can’t make him kiss her. With bonus story "The Greening," by Claire Crow.

The Scarlet Letters    by Stephen Couch
Price: $2.99 USD. 7700 words. Published on January 30, 2011. .
Fantasy short story. A young woman finds her life taking a bizarre turn after her pen-pal -- a princess of the realm -- dies under mysterious circumstances.

The Happy Hour Storybook Volume 1    by Martin Auer
Price: $0.99 USD. 15250 words. Published on February 15, 2011. .
These are wake-up stories rather than bed-time stories, stories to wake your child's curiosity, creativity and original thinking. They first appeared in English in India's "Parenting" magazine. The author has been awarded the Austrian Children's Book Prize three times and has been nominated for the Hans-Christian-Andersen-Medal.

Astel: Chosen    by JR Murdock
You set the price! 62580 words. Published on February 24, 2011. .
The sixteen-year-old Princess, Astel Farakas, is pronounced The Chosen One by a dragon. Her Wizard Teacher Sangdanee locks her inside the castle for her 'protection'. Astel does what she thinks is best. She runs away.