The Matriarchs, Book II, Meira & The Seahorse    by Philip Newman
Price: $4.99 USD. 101890 words. Published on February 18, 2010. .
When an old friend finds her in Paris Meira knows her enemies are close. She runs south, to the Sun, where she joins the crew of yacht that turns out to be much more than a simple pleasure craft. Has she escaped, or have they trapped her?

Robot Hearts: True & Twisted Tales of Seeking Love in the Digital Age    by Pinchback Press
Price: $3.99 USD. 41340 words. Published on October 13, 2010. .
Love and technology have tied the proverbial knot, for better and for worse. Human interaction has gone hi-tech. Does courtship even still exist? Can a real connection be made from afar? Robot Hearts is a collection of true stories from writers navigating the relationship maze of new media. Strange, diverse, heartbreaking and hilarious—each story, at its core, is 100% human.

The Error.    by Dominic Gettins
Price: $0.99 USD. 46670 words. Published on April 10, 2011. .
Kolin is a complex, highly intelligent insurance man, bored by life on Maia, the giant planet to which most human beings have migrated. He is hired by a high-up government employee to investigate a computer error on an earth orbiting satellite. The error unravels to uncover a plan to control the human genome.This is the start of that story.

24 They Sought love    by Barbara Cartland
Price: $3.99 USD. 45150 words. Published by M-y Books on September 15, 2011. .
For years Celina Storton had been in love with Robin, the Earl of Torrington, but he spent his time in Paris, pursuing beautiful women and the more the merrier. Then his mother’s illness forced him to return to England, where she demanded that he marry quickly, as she had not long to live. She had chosen his bride for him – Celina.

Dancing Among the Stars    by Josh Langston
Price: Free! 24080 words. Published on October 3, 2011. .
A six-pack of Science and Speculative fiction stories. Meet aliens from other worlds and other dimensions. Some are friendly, and some... Well, just imagine how many dark alleys there might be in outer space.