Burn My Bonsai    by Kevin Farran
Price: $3.99 USD. 59320 words. Published on October 31, 2010. .
Emperor Hirohito villain or hero? The answer may be in his lost diary. An unsuspecting Danish student is caught in the clutches of an alluring kendo tyrant. Pursued by fervent ultra rightists, yakuza and police, the young couple dash through the back streets and sumo stables of contemporary Tokyo to protect the final diary and maligned bushido spirit of Emperor Hirohito's Japan.

Downhill Rush    by Terri Darling
Price: $6.99 USD. 59680 words. Published by Fiero Publishing  on November 12, 2010. .
At a new ski resort in B.C.’s Coast Mountains, Kylie Michaelson is determined to find her sister, who was last seen with a Russian playboy cum mobster known to never release things or people he’s paid for. Against her will, Kylie accepts the help of a failed lawyer/ski bum with too many secrets. And how can she trust someone who distracts her with sex the first night they meet?

Kujira    by James Pollard
Price: $0.99 USD. 25180 words. Published on January 16, 2011. .
What can mess up your business plans in Japan? Why is there a Yakuza guy who wears fluffy slippers? What is Mixi and what does Kujira mean? Join Mike, Mark and Jon on the second part of their journey that rips them from the innocent comfort of Memoirs of a Vending Machine and thrusts them into the realities of life as a foreigner in the heart of Osaka, Japan.

Wo bitte geht's hier um die Welt?    by Nina Buschmann
Price: $8.99 USD. 75550 words. Published on March 16, 2011. .
Reisen wohin und so lange man möchte? Sich aussuchen, in welchem Land man wohnt und arbeitet? Als junge Frau frei und ungebunden sein und viel erleben, auch ohne dickes Bankkonto - geht das? Ja. Die charmante deutsche Abenteurerin Nina machts vor. Seit sie 22 ist, folgt sie ihrer Reiseleidenschaft und ist seit nun mehr als 8 Jahren als Fremdsprachenlehrerin rund um den Globus unterwegs.

The Man In The Rain    by J. Daniel Sawyer
Price: $0.99 USD. 9630 words. Published by AWP Books  on April 7, 2011. .
Mondu, once an AI designer at the top of the Nigerian IT industry, needed to escape from a life that was eating him alive. He found refuge as a shopkeeper in the depths of the Amazon, at a unique resort. It's a preserve for all forms of Amazon life--reptiles, mammals, and human and material culture. No modern technology allowed. Some people come here to disappear. Others come to hunt them.

Broken Magic    by Steven Mohan, Jr.
Price: $0.99 USD. 5070 words. Published by Blue Shark Publishing  on April 10, 2011. .
There is a hidden world tucked inside our own, magical and dangerous. Tommy and Henry A are two small-time hustlers down on their luck. They use their powers to skim a little money from the idle rich and they never, ever hurt anyone. But lately things have gone terribly wrong and if they're going to survive they'll have to turn to a woman who is both beautiful--and scary.

Tanaka and the Yakuza's Daughter    by CJ Martin
Price: $0.99 USD. 7750 words. Published on June 8, 2011. .
Akira Tanaka's past as an undercover agent in Tokyo's underworld has caught up with his present. Now he must find out who kidnapped his only daughter, and why. Can he rescue her before it's too late?

The Wind from Miilark    by M. Edward McNally
Price: $4.99 USD. 119840 words. Published on September 20, 2011. .
Book III of the Norothian Cycle. Johnny goes marching home again.

The Boy with the Koi Tattoo (Boys in Love #2)(Yaoi Novel)    by Rochelle Ragnarok
Price: $2.99 USD. 71950 words. Published on December 31, 2011. .
The Boy with the Koi Tattoo is the second novel in the Boys in Love Series. It starts immediately where the last book finished and now Dai Uie is wandering the streets alone when he stumbles into Kabukicho, a well known red-light district in Tokyo and is confronted with a gang of Yakuza thugs who drag him into “The Red Building” an infamous gay brothel in 2-chrome....

Mike's Japan    by Mike Dixon
Price: Free! 6940 words. Published on March 24, 2012. .
Mike has many Japanese friends, speaks Japanese (badly) and often visits Japan. He has noticed that the conversation flows more freely after a few glasses of sake. He is then told stories he might not otherwise hear. In this free ebook he recounts some of these stories and gives advice for independent travellers wishing to visit Japan. The book is illustrated with lots of pics.