Central Heat    by David Dvorkin
Price: $2.99 USD. 109580 words. Published on May 5, 2010. .
When aliens remove the sun, life survives in military bunkers under the earth and in lunar bases. Underground America devolves into a religious-military dictatorship. Jonathan Holroyd escapes to the surface and finds a new world warmed by an artificial sun, and only slightly more freedom than in the dying world he left behind. He rises to a position of power. But now the aliens are coming back.

Forge of Stones    by Vasileios Kalampakas
Price: Free! 152400 words. Published on April 2, 2011. .
In a world dominated by a theocratic regime, a revolution is about to erupt. A rebel seeks out a curator's apprentice on the run. They will soon be carried away in a mysterious place, entangled in an adventure that will reveal an earth-shattering truth. In the meantime, a strange sort of pilgrim from afar will meet with a man seeking knowledge and power, changing their world for ever.

The Last Heavenly King    by Vincent van Mechelen
Price: $4.65 USD. 21390 words. Published on August 10, 2011. .
Hong Kuiyuan tells his personal story of the collapse, in 1864, of the Christian theocracy established by his uncle, the first Heavenly King, during 'the Taiping Rebellion' in China. After his uncle's death his father and cousin, the new King, are captured and killed by the imperial Qing. The sixteen-year-old Kuiyuan is the only Hong to survive, and the fictional writer of this historical novella.

Double Drop    by Howard Hurtt
Price: $3.00 USD. 66540 words. Published on February 8, 2012. .
Cave researchers discover themselves to be pawns in a conspiracy to remake America into a corporate theocracy. The bad guys discover that cavers are more talented and resourceful than they could ever have imagined.

The War of Civlar    by Isuru Abeysinghe
Price: Free! 23920 words. Published on April 7, 2012. .
A futuristic dystopia where two polarized societies representing the ultimate ends of libertarianism vs theocracy battle for survival. While both sides have strong ideology, the law of pragmatism reigns supreme...