An Alef-Bet Kabalah    by Dan Brook
Price: $1.80 USD. 3520 words. Published on April 26, 2009. .
An Alef-Bet Kabalah contains 22 short mystical journeys across lifetimes and universes, one mystical meditation for each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. They are designed to expand your mind by creating awareness, provoking peace, and making connections between the individual and the rest of the universe, so that you can live a happier and more fulfilling life. Enjoy the journeys!

I, Paul    by Edwin Walhout
You set the price! 14210 words. Published on August 24, 2010. .
What would the Apostle Paul tell us if he could talk to us today from his prison in Rome? What would he say about his life before he became Christian? about explaining the gospel to people who never heard of Adam or Moses? about why he was put in prison? Read here, in first-person style, what this famous missionary says about these and other adventures.

Dancing Through Time    by Rabbi YY Rubinstein
Price: $9.99 USD. 85100 words. Published on November 10, 2010. .
A world of Torah, of insight, of humor and understanding - this is the world Rabbi Yehuda Yonah Rubinstein captures so beautifully in the forty nine essays that make up Dancing through Time. With warmth, grace and wit Rabbi Rubinstein, a world renowned speaker and Torah educator combines deep Torah insights with true stories and a keen vision of our often puzzling world.

The Rabbi and the Vampire (A Short Story)    by Darren Stein
Price: Free! 3560 words. Published on February 28, 2011. .
Although Vampires are found in many cultures, this is a short story about the Jewish origins of the Vampire legend as found in the Torah and Talmud which has entered into literature. The information in this regard is factual, as was the treatment of the Jews I describe in the late Middle Ages, just before the advent of the European Enlightenment in the early 1800's.

100 Bible Verses Every Christian Should Know    by Greg Vanden Berge
Price: $4.49 USD. 9320 words. Published on April 28, 2011. .
Have You ever had someone tell you what a Bible verse actually means, only to be disappointed, later on when you found out that they were completely wrong? Why do you think something like this happens? Well, it's the way we’re trained to think and nothing more.

100 Bible Verses Christians Should Think About    by Greg Vanden Berge
Price: $4.49 USD. 13950 words. Published on April 28, 2011. .
One of the worst things about Christianity is that it doesn't require a lot of thinking. I don't mean that in a bad way, because most Christians have been taught to believe things that could be questionable. Do yourself a favor and if you don't read this book, start doing some research about the origins of Christianity.

The Rabbi's Books    by Nancy Reil Riojas
Price: Free! 2630 words. Published on May 7, 2011. .
Feeling robbed that schools did not teach the Jewish Holocaust, 30 years later she lives to see it happen.

Understanding Judaism for Young People    by Carol Rainbow
Price: $0.99 USD. 6100 words. Published on July 6, 2011. .
Judaism is one of the world’s main religions but to children who were not bought up in that faith it may be a mystery. We live in a multi-cultural world where it is important for everyone to have some understanding of the key religions. This guide for young people offers a simple explanation to some of Judaism’s main features.

Rabbi Gabrielle's Defiance    by Roger Herst
Price: $2.99 USD. 102260 words. Published by Diversion Books on August 3, 2011. .
Rabbi Gabrielle continues her personal and professional odyssey, this time toying with running for a seat in Congress. In the process she becomes entangled with a Korean computer geek who operates a successful on-line political campaign website for underfunded, unknown candidates. At the same time her congregation has lost a child burned to death in an accident lighting Hanukkah candles.

Rabbi Gabrielle Commits a Felony    by Roger Herst
Price: $2.99 USD. 89610 words. Published by Diversion Books on August 3, 2011. .
A prized Torah scroll is stolen from Ohav Shalom. The FBI determines the event to be a "Hate Crime" and initiates an investigation. But Rabbi Gabrielle unearths clues into the theft that lead in another direction. While intensely active in her daily rabbinical duties, her attention is drawn back 65 years to the origin of the stolen Torah in the Ukraine.