The Sudbury School Murders (Captain Lacey Regency Mysteries #4)    by Ashley Gardner
Price: $2.99 USD. 74530 words. Published on June 6, 2011. .
In 1817, Captain Lacey takes a post as a secretary at the Sudbury School in Berkshire. He soon finds that the headmaster expects him to discover the source of disturbing pranks that have kept the school in an uproar. The problems intensify when a stableman turns up dead in a lock of the nearby canal. A Romany is arrested for the murder, and Lacey is the only person who believes him innocent.

The Sister And The Daughter    by Ciel Dexter
Price: $4.95 USD. 99260 words. Published by Mirador Publishing  on June 27, 2012. .
In the time of the Black Death, a small Roma family travel halfway around the world till they arrive at a cold muddy island in Northern Europe. Their journey, as always, is dogged by suspicion, danger and a new plague that is laying waste to the world.

The Treeman    by Kaye Vincent
Price: $2.99 USD. 143480 words. Published on July 19, 2012. .
What would you do if a ghost told you to get a life? See what happens when Izzy takes his advice and moves to sleepy Hanningdon for a fresh start. Expecting peace, she is confronted by a beautiful, gifted and disturbed young man living in the oak tree outside her window. His brother, a host of outrageous characters and a touch of gypsy magic make this a compelling and exquisite romance.

Their Finest Hour    by Cynthia Breeding
Price: $3.99 USD. 73310 words. Published by Highland Press Publishing on January 10, 2013. .
World War II – Growing international tension leads to the most destructive war in history. Poignant tales from Germany’s shores to America’s Home Front A World War II anthology by Cynthia Breeding, Leanne Burroughs, Polly McCrillis, and Holmes Brannon

Encounter With Destiny    by Cynthia Breeding
Price: $0.99 USD. 15720 words. Published by Highland Press Publishing on January 27, 2013. .
A Short World War II romance - Nadia Rajak was Rom. Persecuted by Hitler as much as the Jews were, her people weren’t inclined to heal wounded German soldiers. Yet, when she finds a German captain unconscious and bleeding in the woods, what is she to do? She’s a nurse, sworn to help heal, not kill. But in taking him back to her camp, she brings prikaza—bad luck—to her people.