Once More With Feeling    by Emilie Richards
Price: $4.99 USD. 110730 words. Published on February 5, 2011. .
Elisabeth Whitfield is having a doozy of a mid-life crisis when suddenly her life takes an extraordinary turn. Following a near-fatal car wreck, Elisabeth awakens in the hospital in someone else's younger, sexier body. Now she has a second chance at the exciting life she gave up to marry and become a full-time mother. But will getting everything she wanted cost her everything that matters?

Falling Star    by Diana Dempsey
Price: Free! 131470 words. Published on May 13, 2011. .
Natalie Daniels' husband just dumped her. Her boss is scheming to replace her. And she's falling in love with her sexy Australian TV news agent - who's about to propose to somebody else. What's a woman to do? Dig deep and show what she's made of - which just might land her both the job and the man of her dreams. Nominated for a Rita Award for Best First Book by the Romance Writers of America

Going Live    by Bridgette Ehly
Price: $0.99 USD. 105470 words. Published on November 23, 2011. .
Three young reporters compete for a coveted anchor job at their station. Prejudices and betrayal of trust play a role as they grow in their search for the facts. Frank nearly kills a woman, Rachael falls for an airline pilot and must decide between love and career, and Darcy becomes intrigued by a prostitute who unwittingly participates in a murder. Who will save them from the mess they create?

Broadcast Journalism Street Smarts: The 2012 Survival Guide for Today's Television Newsroom    by Randy Tatano
Price: $19.99 USD. 76490 words. Published by Accio Books  on January 8, 2012. .
It's time for reporters to get street smart. And not just about reporting. There's more to the television news business than gathering facts and getting your face on camera. You need to navigate the minefield present in every newsroom in America. Broadcast Journalism Street Smarts is a survival guide that offers tips to make your stories stand out, job hunting strategies and critical advice to help you navigate the unique office politics of broadcasting. And you'll get the News Director's playbook and learn about those "Jedi Mind Tricks" played on unsuspecting employees. Learning how News Directors think, what they're looking for in a great resume tape, how to negotiate a contract, the ins and outs of out clauses, and mastering the intangibles of the business can be of great help in moving you up the ladder. In addition, you'll get some "street smart" tips on finding openings that aren't advertised and how to spot the red flags in a news operation before you take a job. It's real world advice from a network broadcast journalist who's been on both sides of the fence as a reporter and a manager.