Every Story Has Two Sides    by C. Natasha Richburg
Price: $3.99 USD. 15190 words. Published by St. Paul Press on March 30, 2010. .
Every Story Has Two Sides is a coming of age series of short stories. It illustrates lessons that take place in the life of many characters that touch on, or are a part of, the life of Dallas Davis. The short stories intertwine the complex parent-child, boyfriend-girlfriend and sinner-convert relationships as the reader witnesses the young adult, coming of age experience.

Francesca of Lost Nation    by Lucinda Sue Crosby
Price: $5.99 USD. 83370 words. Published on June 20, 2010. .
She's feisty and leggy and her 10-year-old granddaughter adores her. Francesca of Lost Nation is a spirited woman ahead of her time, a trait that will help her when she gets involved in a local mystery that has her chasing a wanted felon. Little Sarah tags along with grandma as the two enter local car races, learn to fly airplanes and have one unforgetable summer on an apple farm in 1947 Iowa.

First Stringers: Eyes That Do Not See    by Gerald M. Weinberg
Price: $2.99 USD. 155800 words. Published on August 12, 2010. .
What happens if the physicists' String Theory is correct, and the "real" universe is nothing more than a human mental construct? And what happens to the half-dozen young adults who, through an accident on their common day of conception, can mentally pull the strings of the universe? And what if each of their rule-shattering powers is accompanied by a deformity shunned by society?

Aremac Power: Inventions at Risk    by Gerald M. Weinberg
Price: $2.99 USD. 126270 words. Published on August 13, 2010. .
Marna has a PhD in theoretical physics. So does Tess. Marna is unhappy because nobody will pay attention to her theory of quantum displacement. Tess is unhappy because everybody is paying attention to her husband's reverse camera, Aremac. Half the FBI thinks Roger has the answer to the terrorism problem. The other half thinks he's a terrorist.

Groovy Ass Alien Kreatures - GAAK    by Darryl Hughes
Price: $9.99 USD. 670 words. Published by First Run Publishing on August 16, 2010. .
When a meteor crash lands on the outskirts of a small suburban town called Eden'sVille it brings with it the kooky maniacal alien Gakk and his army of "Acme Instant Alien Kreatures" for a not so friendly visit from outer space.

When we Love    by Lynette Ferreira
Price: $2.99 USD. 50380 words. Published on August 30, 2010. .
Chrissie and Vincent did not make the rules, they only fell in love despite them.

Subject: FWD    by Lynette Ferreira
Price: $2.99 USD. 20530 words. Published on August 30, 2010. .
Are you brave enough to delete a spam mail that promises death when you delete it? Marlene never gave it a second thought and that night she had an uninvited visitor.

All over again    by Lynette Ferreira
Price: $1.50 USD. 6300 words. Published on August 30, 2010. .
This short story is what remained from the initial draft of My Recycled Soul, and if you have read My Recycled Soul, you will be familiar with Elizabeth’s past life experience. In the first draft, Elizabeth met up with Devlin again, when she regressed back across the years. However, when it was time for Elizabeth to come back to the present day, Devlin kept following her.

My Recycled Soul    by Lynette Ferreira
Price: $4.99 USD. 72450 words. Published on August 30, 2010. .
When Elizabeth moves to Ireland from California, she finds it difficult to adapt in a completely different country. She learns that there are many different kinds of love and that some bonds remain even after death.

The Sword of Azaray    by Shannah Jay
Price: $3.99 USD. 58320 words. Published on October 25, 2010. .
In Azaray a magic sword has sung all true kings to the throne. But Pavros, a powerful wizard has killed the king and scattered the parts of the sword to different worlds. The true king's three children cross from one world to the next to rescue the hilt, the scabbard and the blade, battling against Pavros and other fearsome enemies. Will they reunite the parts of the sword for Azaray?