Through The Fire    by Harriet Cammock
Price: $2.99 USD. 58190 words. Published by Sadie Books  on February 10, 2011. .
Harriet Cammock takes you on an intimate journey with her as she is introduced to domestic violence. The vivid accounts create unease, knowing people are able to harm each other on such levels and call it love. Harriet shares her blinded love, innocent assumptions, dreaded encounters, and fear-driven hopes, as she recaptures the essence of her painful memories.

Winter Hunt    by Michael Jasper
Price: $0.99 USD. 3860 words. Published on February 15, 2011. .
Two brothers, armed, walk into a snow-filled woods, in search of their father as well as deer. Brad, the younger, has been away at college, while William has been the good son, staying at home to help his father on the family farm. And Mom just left Dad... A story of family and the damage the members can do to one another, as well as the chance each one has at saving the others.

Dealt the Wrong Hand    by Queen BG
Price: $0.99 USD. 42170 words. Published by G Street Chronicles  on February 23, 2011. .
A raw uncut urban street tale that is guaranteed to have you wanting more.

At The Edge of Nowhere    by J. Daniel Sawyer
Price: $0.99 USD. 4990 words. Published by AWP Books  on February 27, 2011. .
Spend enough time at the end of your rope, and you'll make some bad choices--make enough of them, and your choices start making themselves. But when you're a nineteen year old boy living on the streets with no money for food, you find salvation anywhere you can. Maybe in a dumpster, or a brothel, or a gun. Or maybe in a creepy, cold pawn shop, in a broken down city at the edge of nowhere.

Canonsfield 1    by Michael Hanson
Price: $4.69 USD. 41840 words. Published on March 5, 2011. .
The murder of a young girl stretches the resources of a small English police force and reveals the tensions, which sometimes arise between uniform officers and the C.I.D. A cynical Detective Sergeant receives unexpected help from wounded war veterans and a highclass madam who runs an up scale brothel. This is the first in a series of Tectales. i

Storage Space: A collection of contemporary poetry    by Darren Stein
Price: Free! 6780 words. Published on March 6, 2011. .
Darren Stein worked in the townships and squatter camps around Johannesburg and Soweto from 1992-1996. His fields included adult literacy, voter education and community policing. His poetry deals with the emotional turmoil of his years in the townships, the psychological toll that this took upon him, and his subsequent immigration to Australia. His salvation is the joy of parenthood and marriage.

Circle Of Madness    by David Barron
Price: $15.99 USD. 22190 words. Published on March 6, 2011. .
Jane has just lost her man and is looking forward to a new life without him, but was he all that he seemed. Read how his past gets in the way of her future and leads eventually to the Mental Hospital and madness.

The Scioneer    by Peter Bouvier
Price: Free! 52360 words. Published on March 9, 2011. .
London, 2040. The city is falling to ruin, overrun with gang violence and drugs. Lek Gorski is a doctor, a genius and a wanted man. Can he make it out of the city in one piece before the mafia catch him?

Players of the Nuclear Theremin    by David Barron
Price: $2.99 USD. 9930 words. Published by H2NH ePub  on March 10, 2011. .
The Nuclear Thereminers dare to roam the galaxy searching for new colony worlds for an expanding Humanity, but trouble on Earth may prove even more perilous. Follow the career of orphan Jess Alate through interesting times in this science fiction story.

Manifesto for a Species: Our Own    by Lee Doran
Price: $0.99 USD. 9270 words. Published on March 10, 2011. .
This book explores why humanity, the human species, could be on the road to extinction. What is it about the species' own behavior that has put it on this path? What features of the human mind and body, as well as our life in groups, define this journey? How might we think and act differently to prevent or slow the descent into the almost unimaginable levels of suffering such a trip imply?