Dragons Blood    by Paul Weber
Price: $2.99 USD. 35480 words. Published on March 12, 2010. .
Recently, while staying at a remote inn by the windy shore of one of Scotland’s famous lochs, I noticed a brick under the hearth in my room was loose. Pulling the brick out and intending to bring the problem to my host’s attention, I noticed what looked like the corner of a small wooden chest. Pulling out some of the other bricks, which were held loosely in place by the decayed mortar.....

Cathartes Aura and the Apocalypse Zoo    by Eighty Six
Price: $1.99 USD. 7970 words. Published on April 4, 2011. .
A post-apocalyptic story of a zoo on the day no one showed up. Narrated by a captive turkey vulture. Written in verse. 10 syllables per line, 10 lines per stanza, 10 stanzas per chapter, and 10 chapters overall. The first episode in the series. The narrator must escape his cage and navigate a zoo without keepers or tourists on his way to a world without structure.

Condor Mountain    by Angela Dorsey
Price: $2.99 USD. 34310 words. Published by Enchanted Pony Books  on July 6, 2011. .
Elena’s dad is trapped with his horse in the Andes mountains. Above them, the condors are circling, ready to strike. Elena is the only one who can get to her father and his horse in time, but she doesn’t believe they’re in danger – and she certainly doesn’t trust the strange girl who says she’ll help, the girl who rides the wild mare that no one has ever ben able to tame.

Cathartes Aura on the Road from Nowhere    by Eighty Six
Price: $1.99 USD. 8280 words. Published on August 25, 2011. .
Our turkey-vulture narrator has escaped the zoo and is observing the ragged remnants of humanity recovering from disaster. Some will rebuild. Some will destroy. Some will come together. Some will fall apart. A novel-in-verse written in ten-by-ten format. Book Two in the Cathartes Aura Series.

Pets    by Charles A. Irvin
Price: $0.99 USD. 1040 words. Published by Mossy Feet Books  on January 20, 2012. .
Cagey Johnston was having a bad day. Out of gas far out in the country. He stopped at a house to use the phone. His day was about to get a whole lot worse.