Daniel    by David Grace
Price: $3.95 USD. 54690 words. Published on December 13, 2010. .
In 1968 Major Daniel Leighton's F-4 was shot down over North Vietnam. Leighton made his way to the ocean. Just as he was about to sail onto the Gulf of Tonkin where he might be spotted by Air/Sea Rescue, he was captured and taken the Hoa Lo Prison, the infamous Hanoi Hilton. There Leighton underwent emotional and terrifying events but survived and came home. That's about 60% of the story.

Her Apparitions & Other Human Longings    by Lisa Furtado
Price: $4.99 USD. 49380 words. Published by booksmango  on April 12, 2011. .
LISA FURTADO’S Fatima is a young American girl of the 1980’s. She comes ‘of age’ in the disenfranchised era after the “Flower Power” movement, as the daughter of a proud American military leader. Her father’s frequent absences, and strict, intolerant manner, drive Fatima, (and her mother) into different quests that take them from the mainstream of the American idealized family.

Buying and Riding a Motorcycle in South East Asia    by Sherrie McCarthy
Price: $2.99 USD. 9800 words. Published by Unleash Your Adventure  on March 16, 2012. .
When it comes to riding Southeast Asia the big question is not "should I buy or should I rent" but rather "where do I even start?" The authors were confronted with just this question as they attempted to plan a motorcycle trip throughout Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia & Laos. Every answer they found was different. So they decided to write this handbook as a guide for other new riders in the region.

Lost in Cognito    by Pat Alvarado
Price: $0.99 USD. 22230 words. Published by PatAlvarado13 on April 14, 2012. .
Undaunted by the skimpy information given for his latest case, Jake Brown, private investigator, finds himself in Cognito, a grid of connecting streets and avenues, a place designed for the lost and the transitory.

Dreams Of Fluffy White Towels    by Bobby Diablo
Price: $1.50 USD. 60170 words. Published on November 6, 2012. .
Trapped in a dead end job within a faceless Government department, Bobby Diablo bought an air ticket on a whim and set off travelling, thinking "this will be easy". Turns out it wasn't. With a tiny rucksack, a wet weather poncho and only four pairs of boxer shorts, Bobby emailed his exciting adventures back to his adoring public on a weekly basis to prove that he really was travelling.