Turning the Tides    by Eugene Elander
Price: $2.99 USD. 72310 words. Published by John McClure on August 11, 2009. .
The ancient Romans asked the question: "Who will watch the watchers?" In our own age as we face the scourge of global terrorism, we must also ask a further question: "Who will turn the tides?" Each of us can play a role in answering both of those questions. "Turning the Tides" by Eugene F. Elander has an important message of confronting the watchers in order to "turn the tides".

Phantoms    by Ray Miles
Price: $1.00 USD. 22080 words. Published on August 31, 2009. .
The world is ruled by the ruthless Committee of Public Safety. It's a world gone mad where having more than one child is a crime. Yet the Sanctuary dares to defy them. Will their technological superiority be strong enough to defend their existence?

White Russian    by Edward Wallace Richbourg
Price: $3.99 USD. 94130 words. Published on September 22, 2009. .
Alexei Kikalishvili demands justice for the brutal murder of the parents of eight-year-old Maria Tarpischeva. The former intelligence officer hatches the Peterhof Progression. What he doesn't realize is just how much trouble that's about to cause him. The flippant, even irreverent, Alexei Kikalisvilli often entertains during his tragic global quest for revenge against the Russian Mafiya.

Eyewitness Accounts of the First World War: The Great War on Land, Sea and Air    by Lenny  Flank
Price: $9.99 USD. 190830 words. Published on November 10, 2009. .
Three firsthand accounts of "The Great War". E.R.M. Fryer was one of the very few British infantry officers to survive the war from beginning to end. Baron Edgar von Spiegel was a German U-boat captain. And Eddie Rickenbacker was the highest-scoring American fighter ace, flying Spads against the Richthofen sqaudrons.

A Northern Thunder    by Andy Harp
Price: $2.99 USD. 103190 words. Published by Bancroft Press on November 18, 2009. .
North Korea, a Communist nation in desperate financial straits, concentrates its military resources on a scientist bent on swiftly creating missile technology. In response, the U.S. military plucks Marine reservist Will Parker from retirement. His mission? Penetrate dangerous North Korea, and flesh out its leading military scientist from an entourage of three doppelgangers. A riveting thriller.

Scimitar    by David Grainger
Price: $4.99 USD. 183260 words. Published by Why Knot Books  on July 29, 2010. .
It begins with a massive series of explosions that distribute biotoxins through a prestigious west coast gathering. Hundreds of America’s elite are killed and maimed but this is just the first stroke of a coordinated terrorist attack that brings America to her knees. America panics as infrastructure is crippled and the nation's place as a world power is threatened by the rising Chinese Dragon.

Six Six Seven    by R Fitzpatrick
Price: $1.99 USD. 29350 words. Published on August 6, 2010. .
2 girls for every boy. Doomsday planners pick the lucky few who will be allowed to take shelter in caves and tunnels. As a huge dirty snowball comet slowly scorches the planets surface, the survivors face a grim new future. With cooperation and luck, they may just survive. Hopefully they've planned for everything. Now they can only wait, and ask themselves, what else could possibly go wrong?

My Blissful Life As a Submariner's Wife    by MJ Allaire
Price: $4.99 USD. 107160 words. Published on August 27, 2010. .
Military families have it all, don't they? Free medical, dental, and benefits galore. But what about the dependents left behind when the active duty member deploys? No amount of money can replace when they miss some of life's major milestones, such as the birth of a child, a baby's first steps, or a high school graduation. Do you think you understand the life of the military family? Think again...

Falling Star    by Philip Chen
Price: $2.99 USD. 98290 words. Published on September 14, 2010. .
The discovery of mysterious objects buried deep in the ocean turns urgent when they send signals to outer space. Mike is pulled back into a clandestine world to help decipher the signals, but is attacked by gangs of ordinary Americans. He also learns that a revered friend has died. Will his death mean that the mystery will remain forever sealed in the silt and muck of the ocean bottom?