Kiss and Tell    by Dr David Reiter
Price: $9.99 USD. 47180 words. Published by Dr David Reiter on May 9, 2010. .
Much awaited Selected and New from one of Australia’s most exciting and innovative authors. His imagination resists cultural razor wire by composing without a passport, accepting no subject as off-limits. And this multi-award winning author more often sets the trends these days rather than following them.

Paris, Moi, and the Gang: A Memoir...of Sorts    by Frances Gendlin
Price: $5.95 USD. 128860 words. Published on May 10, 2010. .
In this entertaining fictional memoir, readers are drawn into the daily adventures of an expat in Paris—a writer working on a new travel guide, while she and her "gang" of friends are living the life so many Americans can only dream of. Fran’s intimate relationship with Paris—both past and present—sings on every page, reminding us why this city stands alone in the world's imagination.

Mavis Buckles    by Stephen Cornish
Price: $2.99 USD. 10 words. Published on May 16, 2010. .
Meet Mavis Buckles and follow her on an adventure to a new world, a new start, not to mention a new pair of stripy green tights...

Disappearances    by Luke Bergeron
Price: $0.99 USD. 68710 words. Published on May 18, 2010. .
Disappearances tells the story of a young man mentally disconnected. Early one morning he’s awoken from a restless sleep by a plane crash outside his apartment window. Rushing down to the scene, the young man is unable to find anyone – no people, no rescue workers, no survivors. He is alone. Everyone he loves, everyone else on the planet as far as he knows, has disappeared.

Travels with Lucy : 3600 miles, 19 flat tires, 7 puppies, and 4 near-death experiences    by Chris Buerki
Price: $6.50 USD. 89500 words. Published by Lemon Press on May 26, 2010. .
Riding from North Central Flordia to the Oregon State like via Los Angeles, Chris Buerki racked up over 3,600 miles, 19 flat tires, four near death experiences, and seven puppies in a year long trip across America. This is his first book. He currently lives in Newbury, Florida with his dog, Lucy.

Wander the Rainbow: A true story of a living liver donation, an epic journey around the world, and a gay man's search for himself    by David Jedeikin
Price: $2.99 USD. 105220 words. Published on June 1, 2010. .
Seven months. Six continents. Twenty-nine countries. Some names changed to protect the (not-so) innocent. But everything else is true in Wander the Rainbow, a story of a unique round-the-world trip in the face of some challenging life events. The first-ever such chronicle by a gay man traveling solo also offers a glimpse into the world of mid-range "flashpacking" style of travel.

Little Helper    by George Morrow
Price: $1.25 USD. 1490 words. Published on June 4, 2010. .
A charming narrative about a young boy and a seemingly insignificant ladybug who come together to ensure the continuation of the all- encompassing sequence of life.

Lodestone Book One: The Sea of Storms    by Mark Whiteway
Price: Free! 111440 words. Published on June 13, 2010. .
On the planet Kelanni, life is cheap. An ruthless invader, backed up by Keltar enforcers is compelling the native populace to mine "lodestone", a substance that contains infinite power. The only ones that can stop him are a young girl with a fiery disposition, a former Keltar, a failed revolutionary, a musician and the mysterious creature Boxx, who seems to speak only in riddles.

Sirocco Express    by Tony Judge
Price: $2.99 USD. 76710 words. Published on June 14, 2010. .
Adebayo, a young Nigerian man, leaves his home in Lagos to travel across the desert to Europe, in company with people smugglers and fellow migrants. The people smuggling process, its victims and the motives of those who profit from it are described with stark realism. Death is always close at hand: in the desert, on the Mediterranean in small overcrowded boats, jumping onto moving trains.

Loose Leaves    by F. W. Boreham
Price: $2.00 USD. 31040 words. Published by John Broadbanks Publishing  on June 17, 2010. .
Loose Leaves chronicles F. W. Boreham's pilgrimage to the birthplaces and homes of great English and Scottish writers. His communion with them as a young writer recalls quotations and thoughts from their books. He writes about history, literature, faith, heroism, royalty and the charms in everyday life. Boreham's ability to paint a picture, tell a story and uncover fascinating detail is evident.