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Jobe's Daughter    by Jerry Farmer
Price: $1.99 USD. 88710 words. Published on March 15, 2011. .

Jobe Carson didn’t want to be a private detective. But his wife mysteriously disappeared while she was out on a run. Suddenly, at 49, he has to deal with the collapse of his old world and shouldering the responsibilites of being a single dad to three kids. That and solve an unusual crime involving the dissection, dehydration and shrink-wrapping of an unlucky victim.
Jobe's Curse    by Jerry Farmer
Price: $1.99 USD. 92520 words. Published on March 20, 2011. .

Jobe Carson. Private Detective. Single Dad. Inveterate Grouser. And now he's back. This time he's running down a serial killer who's picking off folks jogging in the woods. But what's killing them? And can Jobe and his fractious family find a clear trail to the answer before someone else DNFs permanently? The exciting sequel to Jobe's Daughter and the second in the Jobe Carson series.
The Seasons of Sam Rock    by Ann Wilmer-Lasky
Price: $4.99 USD. 83850 words. Published on July 29, 2012. .

The Seasons of Sam Rock is a paranormal noir/horror novel with a wry sense of humor. In it, the 1940's Hollywood detective must find Summer Banning’s missing brother, solve Autumn Moran’s vicious murder and discover who's buried in an unmarked grave freshly dug in the back corner of an unkempt cemetery come winter.
Murphy's Loss    by J. Reid Beckett
Price: $0.99 USD. 3700 words. Published by Float Street Press  on November 25, 2012. .

When Amanda Murphy accepted the command of a new spaceship that would test Earth’s revolutionary new propulsion system, she didn’t bother to ask why she was selected over veterans with more rank and seniority. Until, that is, she learned that her new command would be totally under the control of a computer. The ship moves too fast for human control. So what happens if something goes wrong?