The Baby River Angel    by Robert Hays
Price: $4.99 USD. 87670 words. Published by Vanilla Heart Publishing on October 11, 2009. .
When Birdie Wilson and his two boys find a baby floating in a basket on the Ohio River, they can’t begin to imagine the impact their discovery is to have on their little town of Cambria.

Nature's Gifts Anthology    by Vanilla Heart Publishing
Price: $5.99 USD. 31900 words. Published on March 22, 2010. .
Our first annual Nature’s Gifts Anthology... More than twenty pieces, from haiku to villanelles, from essays to short stories, will delight nature lovers everywhere. Take a walk in a garden or hike in a national park. Reflect on the moon. Learn something new. Laugh—and cry—with our writers as they discover the beauty, the joys, and the raw power of nature.

Paco's Visions, a Short Story    by Robert Hays
Price: $0.99 USD. 10020 words. Published by Vanilla Heart Publishing on March 25, 2011. .
A Short Story by Robert Hays, author of Circles in the Water, The Life and Death of Lizzie Morris, and The Baby River Angel. Paco has visions, and his most recent vision helps him believe in the power of love. For a twelve year old boy, it is a big revelation. He and his sister, Rosa, live with Mama Jan, in a rich man's mansion on Sanibel Island. Will his vision become their reality?

Equinox, A Short Story    by Robert Hays
Price: $0.99 USD. 5620 words. Published by Vanilla Heart Publishing on March 31, 2011. .
Essie’s home, once filled with the sounds of happy children, is quiet and lonely now that even the grandchildren are grown and gone. Her only company is Plato, the devoted orange tabby cat who is her long-time companion. She expected more from life when she married Arthur.

Blood on the Roses    by Robert Hays
Price: $4.99 USD. 76230 words. Published by Vanilla Heart Publishing on June 7, 2011. .
Blood on the Roses is a frank and honest story that does justice to its splendid east Tennessee setting, stunning from beginning to end in its juxtaposition of raw ugliness and beauty and its historical veracity that captures both the engaging qualities of the Southern people and the terrible wrongs of discrimination and outrageous acts of pure racism carried out by a few.