SEAMS16:A New Home    by Eric B. Thomasma
Price: $2.99 USD. 109460 words. Published on March 15, 2010. .
Someone wants Charlie to come work at the Space Equipment Authority Maintenance Station 16, the best of all the repair depots in the system. Life hasn’t been easy for Charlie, but the one shining light in his life is and has always been his beautiful wife, Susan. So is this the chance of a lifetime, or is it too good to be true? Join Charlie and Susan as they discover A New Home.

SEAMS16:Arrival    by Eric B. Thomasma
Price: $2.99 USD. 108450 words. Published on March 16, 2010. .
Picking up where A New Home left off... Charlie and Susan are shocked when the confession is thrown out. To insure the safety of the alien devices the judge then orders that the trial be held on SEAMS16. Aliens appear, but not for repairs, bringing a surprise visit from the S.E.A. Security Director. With all of these arrivals, can Charlie and Susan handle one more? Prepare for ARRIVAL.

Climbing Olympus    by Kevin J Anderson
Price: $4.99 USD. 96320 words. Published by WordFire Press  on June 24, 2010. .
They were prisoners, exiles, pawns of a corrupt government. They became Dr. Rachel Dycek’s adin, surgically transformed to survive on the surface of Mars. Still exiles & pawns, they exist to terraform Mars for human colonists, not themselves. Adin leader Boris Tiban tries to sabotage the transformation. His people will die unless Rachel Dycek can save the Mars Project and the race she created.

Cosmos Quest    by Ross Richdale
Price: $2.99 USD. 75310 words. Published on July 8, 2010. .
Starship Human Dawn is the second starship to evacuate the last residents from a dying Earth in search of a new world. The first went missing generations earlier. 5000 humans are in suspended animation while the vessel travels through post-light speed infinity drive under control of computers. Commander Sophie Copland awakens in deep space because of a drop to sub-light speed. But who caused it?

Horologe    by Shangi Yahtahei
Price: $3.99 USD. 60040 words. Published on August 3, 2010. .
Writer CW Comstock wallows in his own self-pity awaiting inspiration for his ultimate story. A visit from the alluring Juanita Justus changes his life, giving him the instruments to become successful. These instruments come with obligations dictated by the U.O.H. As he follows their demands he meets Vienna Pitts. They risk their lives against a shape shifter’s powers of manipulating society.

Jeweled Trellis 1: Fate Of The Monarchy    by Peter Phelps
Price: $1.99 USD. 183450 words. Published on February 3, 2011. .
Unawares to the Free People's Monarchy a threat has built up and struck while the king and queen are off world. In their rush their enemy takes them by surprise, leaving the only heir, Joolie Teltar with her advisors to face the unknown challenges and Purity Quest in order to save the kingdom all while she is dealing with the challenges of having fallen in love with a human from Earth.

Armlet    by Ross Richdale
Price: $2.99 USD. 80070 words. Published on March 2, 2011. .
The armlet Kolina is given by her dying grandmother has been handed down through her family for countess generations. The armlet connects her to Eboff, a computer with news that she is the descendant of a starship crew that crashed on the planet a millennium before. All the armlet bearers are needed to use technology to stop the the impending nuclear holocaust. But is it already too late?

Broken Glass    by John Hindmarsh
Price: $4.99 USD. 93990 words. Published by Rexon Press  on May 25, 2011. .
Broken Glass is the first book in the Glass Complex trilogy. Steg de Coeur, his family murdered to further an armed takeover of Homeworld by the House of Aluta, flees to space just ahead of corporate mercenaries. Duels, deaths, enlistment in Imperial Special Forces, and exploration of ancient portals drives the tension. The pace is rapid with well developed and solid characters.

The Crystal Spheres    by David Brin
Price: $0.99 USD. 7210 words. Published on June 24, 2011. .
In a universe filled with habitable worlds why have we had no contact with extraterrestrial intelligence? David Brin's short story, "The Crystal Spheres," offers a fantastic explanation for the Great Silence. Instead of being late-comers - might humanity have come upon the scene too early? This haunting tale was voted one of the "most beautiful" of the eighties. Winner of the 1985 Hugo Award .