Princess Electra    by Dory Lee Maske
Price: $2.00 USD. 63880 words. Published on September 1, 2008. .
Princess Electra lives in a swamp with Serafina, a sorceress she believes is her mother. She is happy with her life in the swamp until a stranger appears claiming to be both a prince and her brother. Suddenly, her world is turned upside down. Electra is forced to make her way through warring kingdoms to find her true home. Will she have the skills she needs to avoid capture?

Coven of One    by Kate Bousfield
Price: $4.99 USD. 102380 words. Published by Opening Chapter  on March 15, 2009. .
A story of spells and potions, imbued with Pagan Magick. Travel with young hedgewitch Dorcas Fleming as she leads us into a magnificent landscape throbbing with character, where the boiling seas hide a dark evil.

Fenwick Family    by Wolf Tucker
Price: Free! 2370 words. Published on August 27, 2009. .
Clay Fenwick is a young man living in a world filled with magic. His mother and father are witches—even his bratty little sister Rose is a witch. The problem is Clay is normal. He’s an ordinary human in a magical world. He has no power whatsoever. How far would you go to fit in and be like everyone else? How much blood would you be willing to spill to get your wish?

April, Maybe June    by Denise Weeks
Price: Free! 44840 words. Published on November 3, 2009. .
YA/paranormal adventure in the vein of books I love, like _Harriet the Spy_. April and June Bliss are sucked into their elder cousin Arlene's troubles when Arlene runs away to escape a teen BootCamp and leaves her majickal journal with June. Hopping an Amtrak train to Chicago, the girls flee from Arlene's evil coven--which is now after April's math talent to sell it-& into the battle. Brainy romp.

The Witch's Ladder    by Dana Donovan
Price: $2.99 USD. 75630 words. Published on November 10, 2009. .
**NEW** 2011 Edition: A group of individuals proficient in the psychic academia of clairvoyance, mental telepathy and bilocation working to understand life’s most unusual secrets soon realize that even their abilities of mind over matter can't save them from the blade of the surgeon stalker. Book one of the Detective Marcella Witch's series.

Eye of the Witch    by Dana Donovan
Price: Free! 69700 words. Published on November 11, 2009. .
Pride, paranoia and paranormal forces all conspire to derail Detective Marcella’s investigation into a series of suspicious suicides in New Castle, Massachusetts. In this sequel to The Witch’s Ladder, Marcella learns that because of the ties that bind their pasts, every potential victim is also a possible suspect.

Bones of a Witch    by Dana Donovan
Price: $2.99 USD. 67140 words. Published on November 16, 2009. .
Bones of a Witch, the fourth in a series of Detective Marcella mysteries, shines a light on one of America’s darkest hours when a simple accusation could get a girl hanged. But as Lilith learns, history is always pending, and the art of witch hunting never dies.

Macabre Tales    by Tony Thorne MBE
Price: $2.99 USD. 42760 words. Published on December 8, 2009. .
A collection of quirky tales to chill and delight you. Including: Brain Wave – Time for a medical tale. Death on the Fly – A case of mutual hacking. Farmer's End – An early American ghost story. In Range – Another medical tale, but very different.

Only Ona    by Dory Lee Maske
Price: $1.50 USD. 3420 words. Published on December 11, 2009. .
Ona is left at home to take care of her brother while her father goes off to sell his wares at the market. Her father does not return that day or the next or the next. An owl stops to listen as Ona sings a lullaby. He responds with a mysterious song of his own that gives Ona a clue to her father's whereabouts. She set off with her brother into the dark forest and is soon lost and afraid.

Witch House    by Dana Donovan
Price: $2.99 USD. 93330 words. Published on December 28, 2009. .
Witch House, fifth in the series of Detective Marcella Mysteries, finds our detectives investigating the murder of an ex-con paroled from prison eighteen years after pulling off a daring armored car heist and absconding with six million dollars in cash. Now for the unlikely group of suspects in his murder, the question is not who killed Rene Landau; the question is what did he do with the money?