Journey to Absentia    by Samuel R. George
Price: $3.99 USD. 21790 words. Published by Gypsy Shadow Publishing  on August 26, 2010. .
Marvel to the flight of a glider piloted by a pick-pocketing, cigar-smoking chimpanzee. Meet a giant unknown variety of lizard that drinks absinthe. Find out How the Peyote Kid got his name. Follow Smith and Jones as they flee from killers, and then pursue them in an adventure about gold, ancient Sumerian cuneiform seals, and alien crystals.

Light of the New Day    by Darin Cozzens
Price: $2.99 USD. 70010 words. Published by Zarahemla Books  on August 26, 2010. .
In the shared setting of fictional Balford, Wyoming, the characters in Darin Cozzens's stories demonstrate both the follies and the virtues of rural Mormons in the late twentieth century.

The Frisco Trail    by Robert  Gosnell
Price: $1.99 USD. 48620 words. Published on August 28, 2010. .
Bounty hunter Logan Hawke takes on the most unorthodox job of his career, when he agrees to escort a wealthy rancher's daughter from Arizona to San Franciso, with a rival rancher's gang hot on his trail.

Rebel Justice    by Robert  Gosnell
Price: $0.99 USD. 20780 words. Published on August 29, 2010. .
The Civil War isn't quite over for Wayland Brice. Not until he finds and kills the Union Colonel responsible for the death of his family. After five long years, he finally has a lead that takes him to Loomis, Texas, a town named after...and owned by his nemisis, where enemies are plentiful, and allies scarce.

Catch a Killer by the Toe    by Pete Peterson
Price: $2.99 USD. 7850 words. Published by Untreed Reads on August 30, 2010. .
Marshal Sam Catlin's attempts to keep order in the unruly Western town of Fairplay are becoming more challenging by the day. First is the discovery of the body of Caleb Tinker. Then, the local beggar is nearly killed and one of his oppressors turns up dead. When his investigation reveals the events may be related, Catlin finds he'd better solve the cases soon...or risk becoming the next corpse.

The Corrupt    by Jack Drew
Price: $0.99 USD. 8850 words. Published on September 8, 2010. .
Hell is a gunslinger giving chase to a dark entity named Kelsis across the Arizona Territory of the 1800's. The chase has brought Hell to the town of Rehoboth where all is not exactly as it seems.

The West Wind Blows    by Linsey Lanier
Price: Free! 1930 words. Published on September 9, 2010. .
Halloween. Not Danica Marshall's favorite time of year. Especially when her young son is so upset. But when an old heartache from the past returns in the flesh, she wonders what their future might hold.

The Goldcamp Vampire or The Sanguinary Sourdough    by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
Price: $5.99 USD. 98000 words. Published by Gypsy Shadow Publishing  on September 10, 2010. .
Pelagia Harper, aka Valentine Lovelace, published her memoirs of her time in Draco, Texas and became an established writer—at least in her own mind. But when her father dies and her stepmother steals her royalties, she finds herself destitute. Also haunted. The ghost of her papa keeps popping up everywhere.

Kill Crazy    by Kit Prate
Price: $0.99 USD. 8180 words. Published by Western Trail Blazer on September 23, 2010. .
A troubled teenage boy, Chris, decides he hates his father. Ethan, Sheriff of the town, must bring in a killer, even if it means leaving his angry son at the mercy of a nineteen year old troublemaker and the local parson. A stone-faced, old man rides into town just before Ethan returns. What does he have to do with the killer? Who will live? And who will die?

The Windigo    by Troy D. Smith
Price: $0.99 USD. 4520 words. Published by Western Trail Blazer on September 27, 2010. .
Prospectors lost in the North woods during a cold, desolate winter are on the verge of starving. With no game, no supplies, and no idea of which way to travel, they are desperate. Two men leave to seek food and shelter to save the small group, but never return. Then an eerie howling that raises the hackles of even the bravest among them travels on the cold wind. Could it be the Windigo?