McCambrie's Army    by Kalifer Deil
Price: $2.99 USD. 23040 words. Published on October 27, 2010. .
McCambrie Corporation had a monopoly on off Earth mining of vital materials. Their armed space force dwarfed that of the UN so they where almost impervious to Earth law. U.S. President Thorton wanted to rein in MacC as it was called. Her spy, John Crowley, had a rough start but soon fell in with Barbara Makowitz who seem to have a penchant for sex, murder and mayhem.

Faster Than Light: Dobhriathar    by Malcolm Pierce
Price: Free! 25410 words. Published on March 6, 2011. .
The second in a series of short stories about the I.S.S. Fenghuang, the last faster-than-light starship in the galaxy. In this volume, Governor Caitlin Adair struggles with her place among the crew while they investigate an isolated solar mining platform.

Ida    by Timothy P. Callahan
Price: $0.99 USD. 119970 words. Published on May 15, 2011. .
Ida, one of the largest Asteroid in the belt between Mars and Jupiter, has finally been colonized. A group of engineers lead by John McVey, Craig Osborn, Gail Trabor, Andrew Dee and Jennifer McGee, occupy the largest space station every built to plan the future of the tiny colony.

The Adventures of Zeta Star: The Rescue    by Gayle Millbank
Price: $1.99 USD. 86040 words. Published on October 30, 2011. .
Zeta Star is now fourteen years old and still determined to save all humans on Earth and in the colonies by defeating her evil Cousin BradLi. Her journey takes her to beautiful remote Cortes Island to learn about fusion factories, to the Moon to save her friend in a dramatic rescue, and to Pluto for a surprise rescue which totally changes her life.

Far-called    by William Haloupek
Price: $3.99 USD. 75090 words. Published on December 23, 2011. .
As many cool ideas per page as possible. Indiana Jones on Mars! This book is half science and half fiction. It describes what life might be like in the 35th Century.

Lifeboats: Tales from the Evacuation    by John K Berntson
Price: $3.50 USD. 64450 words. Published on April 14, 2013. .
The Earth has fifty years to live. Maybe a hundred. Where will we go and what will we do? How will we build a future, if there even is one? From presidents to prisoners to the package delivery man, heroes can be found in the oddest places.