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That Mouse Is High	by Scott Semegran Mar. 09, 2010	$0.99	2520 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: My name is Scott Semegran and I live in Austin, Texas. I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in English. I'm a writer and a cartoonist. I can also bend metal with my mind and run really fast, if chased by a pack of wolves. My short stories have appeared in independent publications and literary journals like The Next One Literary Journal from the Texas Tech University Honors College. My comic strips have appeared in the following newspapers: The Austin Student, The Funny Times, The Austin American-Statesman, Rocky Mountain Bullhorn, Seven Days, The University of Texas at Dallas Mercury, and The North Austin Bee.
Comfort	by Missy Maxim Mar. 09, 2010	$2.00	7304 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Ms. Maxim is a California resident with a music background.
Good Manners and Bad Behavior	by candida slater Mar. 09, 2010	$4.95	41774 words	Sample 50%
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Sweet Pet 2: Battle Cry	by J. Applebee Mar. 09, 2010	$3.75	20515 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Jacqueline Applebee is a black British writer who breaks down barriers with smut. Jacqueline's stories have appeared on Cleansheets.com, and in several anthologies such as Iridescence, Tasting Him: Oral Sex stories, Best Lesbian Erotica 2008, and Best Women's Erotica 2008 and 2009. Jacqueline has books with Liquid Silver Books and Torquere. Her work has also appeared or will be appearing in Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica Volume 7, Ultimate Lesbian Erotica 2008, Tasting Him, and in Ultimate Lesbian Erotica 2009.
Slave to the Crown	by Katica Locke Mar. 09, 2010	$4.50	25329 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: I was born and raised in western Oregon’s Willamette Valley. After graduating high school, I skipped college and took a part-time job to help support my family. I am contentedly unattached, working for the school district, and spending all my free time writing, reading, or watching TV, movies and sporting events. I’m a huge football and NASCAR fan. I’ve been writing stories since I was ten, and in all these years, the one constant in my writing has always been the magic, the supernatural, the inexplicable. Nothing inspires me like fantasy. These days I’m working on numerous short stories and a dark homoerotic fantasy romance series, the first two volumes of which are Magebound available in spring of 2009 and Spellwrought available in Spring of 2010 though PD Publishing.
Supernatural Alliances 1: FE959	by Michael Barnette Mar. 09, 2010	$2.50	10780 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Michael Barnette grew up in the wilds of Miami, Florida where he enjoyed the nightlife and wide variety of cultures, but not the late night driveby shootings. Deciding on a change of pace, Michael moved to Athens, Georgia where he lived for several years before migrating west. He misses the ethnic food in Miami, he doesn’t miss the driveby shootings. The last two years he was in Miami, Michael went from being a poet to writing short stories. One of the short stories he wrote, Zoner, was also the first gay erotica he’d ever written. Set in his cyberpunk world setting--which takes place in a future variant of Miami--and using characters established from an unfinished novel he was working on, he submitted the story to Circlet Press. The story was published and has been well received in the gay community, garnering a Gaylactic Spectrum Award nomination in 2003, while the anthology, Wired Hard #3, was a finalist for the Lamda Literary award that same year. He has since been nominated for the Gaylactic Spectrum Award five more times, both for novels and short stories. Seeing the popularity of erotica-- and finding it much easier to sell than poetry-- Michael changed his writing focus in 2003 and started researching the types of erotica popular with readers. The rest, as they say, is history. You can visit Michael and find out about his worlds at the following places on the net.
Falling from a Height	by A. R. Moler Mar. 09, 2010	$4.50	24115 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: A.R. Moler is a chemistry professor at a community college, a home-schooling mom and an avid science fiction fan. A self-described geek, she also has interests in quantum physics, forensics and fencing. She has lived in Virginia for 23 years. Two kids, two cats plus a husband occupy the majority of the rest of her time.
A Peek Into the Black Hole: A Quick Start Guide for Researching Your Roots	by C.B. Hoffman Mar. 08, 2010	$0.99	3228 words	Sample 50%
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The Fickle Princess Isabel	by E. D. Telford Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	9427 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: E. D. Telford is the pen name for Eileen Draper Telford. She was born in Utah in 1950 to a large and loving family. Her family loved to read, and trips to the library were frequent and enjoyable. At the age of five, Eileen exclaimed to her mother that she wanted to grow up and write books and stories for children. That wish has come to pass. Eileen is a mother and grandmother and loves to share her stories. Her first work was the result of a continuing bedtime story for her own children. With their encouragement, she eventually wrote and published that book and others as well. Eileen resides with her husband and unmarried children at their home in New Mexico. Grandchildren live near and visit often, hoping to hear more of her stories.
The Doll Princess	by E. D. Telford Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	22955 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: E. D. Telford is the pen name for Eileen Draper Telford. She was born in Utah in 1950 to a large and loving family. Her family loved to read, and trips to the library were frequent and enjoyable. At the age of five, Eileen exclaimed to her mother that she wanted to grow up and write books and stories for children. That wish has come to pass. Eileen is a mother and grandmother and loves to share her stories. Her first work was the result of a continuing bedtime story for her own children. With their encouragement, she eventually wrote and published that book and others as well. Eileen resides with her husband and unmarried children at their home in New Mexico. Grandchildren live near and visit often, hoping to hear more of her stories.
Rumpelstiltskin and the Miller's Daughter	by E. D. Telford Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	16613 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: E. D. Telford is the pen name for Eileen Draper Telford. She was born in Utah in 1950 to a large and loving family. Her family loved to read, and trips to the library were frequent and enjoyable. At the age of five, Eileen exclaimed to her mother that she wanted to grow up and write books and stories for children. That wish has come to pass. Eileen is a mother and grandmother and loves to share her stories. Her first work was the result of a continuing bedtime story for her own children. With their encouragement, she eventually wrote and published that book and others as well. Eileen resides with her husband and unmarried children at their home in New Mexico. Grandchildren live near and visit often, hoping to hear more of her stories.
Princess on the Glass Hill	by E. D. Telford Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	29876 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: E. D. Telford is the pen name for Eileen Draper Telford. She was born in Utah in 1950 to a large and loving family. Her family loved to read, and trips to the library were frequent and enjoyable. At the age of five, Eileen exclaimed to her mother that she wanted to grow up and write books and stories for children. That wish has come to pass. Eileen is a mother and grandmother and loves to share her stories. Her first work was the result of a continuing bedtime story for her own children. With their encouragement, she eventually wrote and published that book and others as well. Eileen resides with her husband and unmarried children at their home in New Mexico. Grandchildren live near and visit often, hoping to hear more of her stories.
Trudl and Trudeliese	by E. D. Telford Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	8945 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: E. D. Telford is the pen name for Eileen Draper Telford. She was born in Utah in 1950 to a large and loving family. Her family loved to read, and trips to the library were frequent and enjoyable. At the age of five, Eileen exclaimed to her mother that she wanted to grow up and write books and stories for children. That wish has come to pass. Eileen is a mother and grandmother and loves to share her stories. Her first work was the result of a continuing bedtime story for her own children. With their encouragement, she eventually wrote and published that book and others as well. Eileen resides with her husband and unmarried children at their home in New Mexico. Grandchildren live near and visit often, hoping to hear more of her stories.
The Secrets of Fantastic Houseplants	by Lillie Ammann Mar. 08, 2010	$3.00	5853 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Lillie always dreamed of writing someday—suffering a stroke made her realize that someday had arrived. As soon as she could, she sold the interior landscape business she had owned and operated for twenty years and started a new career as a freelance writer. She has published two novels, Stroke of Luck, a contemporary romance, and Dream or Destiny, a romantic mystery, and is working on her next book. As a freelancer, she works with authors and publishers to prepare manuscripts for publication; writes and edits business documents; and helps families and individuals compile family histories and memoirs. She especially enjoys helping self-publishing authors navigate the publishing maze and likes to think of herself as a book midwife. Lillie lives with her husband—and hero—of more than forty years in San Antonio, Texas.
Ella and the Prince	by E. D. Telford Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	13892 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: E. D. Telford is the pen name for Eileen Draper Telford. She was born in Utah in 1950 to a large and loving family. Her family loved to read, and trips to the library were frequent and enjoyable. At the age of five, Eileen exclaimed to her mother that she wanted to grow up and write books and stories for children. That wish has come to pass. Eileen is a mother and grandmother and loves to share her stories. Her first work was the result of a continuing bedtime story for her own children. With their encouragement, she eventually wrote and published that book and others as well. Eileen resides with her husband and unmarried children at their home in New Mexico. Grandchildren live near and visit often, hoping to hear more of her stories.
A Haunted Love	by J.M. Snyder Mar. 08, 2010	$2.99	14580 words	Sample 25%
Author bio: An author of gay erotic romance, J.M. Snyder began self-publishing gay erotic fiction in 2002. Since then, Snyder has worked with several e-publishers, most notably Amber Allure Press and eXcessica Publishing. Snyder’s short fiction has appeared online at Ruthie’s Club, Tit-Elation, Eros Monthly, and Amazon Shorts, as well as in anthologies released by Alyson Books, Cleis Press, and others. For more book excerpts, free fiction, and purchasing information, please visit http://jmsnyder.net.
Get Lucky!	by Nona Wesley Mar. 08, 2010	$0.99	4790 words	Sample 5%
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(Chapter 2) The Lord's	by Jason Mar. 08, 2010	Free!	15583 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live in SA, texas. Not much to say at the moment.
May I Have a Moment of Your Time?	by Sheryl Mahaffey-Pimentel Mar. 08, 2010	$0.99	4179 words
Author bio: Sheryl Mahaffey Pimentel grew up in the remote San Joaquin Delta, home to meandering waterways lined with bamboo and tule grass where her family operated an Irish Pub. Sheryl has a B.A. in Journalism with emphasis in Public Relations. She freelances writing assignments and creates short stories while juggling a rewarding substitute teaching career. She and her husband are cattle ranchers in Northern California.
Bloodraven	by PL Nunn Mar. 08, 2010	$8.99	220735 words	Sample 50%
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Disabling Environment and Innovations: New Provocative Courseware for New Media / Interactive Media Design	by oguzhan ozcan Mar. 08, 2010	$2.73	1061 words
Author bio: Oguzhan, Ozcan is the professor in interactive media design. He founded one of the first interactive media design school around the world. Ozcan is known in the field with his design method named as "breaking the rule" and " re-reading the culture". His articles are published in leading journals such as Design Issues, Leonardo, Digital Creativity, Computers and Education,
The Royal Navy & Me	by frederick rodgers Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	52808 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: Born in Belfast N.Ireland on Jan 15th 1939,I lost my mother on Boxing day of the same year. I survived the blitz of 1941, and in 1942 was adopted by my sister and husband and moved first to Scotland and later England. After the war I lived in several parts of England while my sister's husband searched for work. In 1949 we ended up on the Isle of Wight, I was eleven years now and beginning to resent my situation. I was longing to return home to my real father,brothers and sisters. I achieved this in 1951 only to find myself a stranger in my own family. In 1954 I began the process of joining the Royal Navy as a boy seaman. I went on to serve 12 years in the RN then moved to Canada and completed a further twelve years RCN. I'm retired and living with my wife on a 15 acre hobby farm in Prince Edward Island. I began my first book in 2000 'Lily & Me' it was published in 2004 and my second book 'The Royal Navy & Me' was published last year. For complete information please visit my web page at www.irishroversbooks.com
God given right: A child protection story	by Emmanuel Gomez Mar. 08, 2010	$4.99	50385 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: Emmanuel Gomez was born in Hayward California in 1982. The firstborn of Latin immigrant parents. He was raised throughout the Bay Area, in Northern California. He is a born again Christian, and was converted in 2007. He became a parent in 2008. He has now written a memoir of his experience on becoming a father. He plans to continue with his ability in writting, and write future books based on similiar true life experiences.
The Trip	by Gregory Guess Mar. 08, 2010	$5.95	88667 words	Sample 30%
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(~My~* (Pea(ie)ce) of ~Mind~*)	by Danyale Woods Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	9266 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: I am a 30 year old Human and an infinite soul. I love to write. I'm currently working on two novels. 'God Must be Mad Today' and 'People in General Are Stupid'. I also write at least one poem every day. Primarily on Facebook. My hope is to get them published. My book of poems is titled 'My Pe(ie)ace of Mind'. Thanks for reading and God bless!
Rat A Tat Tat	by Mark Thornton Mar. 08, 2010	$4.95	7587 words	Sample 10%
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Going Home	by C.B. Hoffman Mar. 08, 2010	Free!	1732 words	Read a sample
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O'Flannery's: A short story	by Sheryl Mahaffey-Pimentel Mar. 08, 2010	$0.99	1636 words
Author bio: Sheryl Mahaffey Pimentel grew up in the remote San Joaquin Delta, home to meandering waterways lined with bamboo and tule grass where her family operated an Irish Pub. Sheryl has a B.A. in Journalism with emphasis in Public Relations. She freelances writing assignments and creates short stories while juggling a rewarding substitute teaching career. She and her husband are cattle ranchers in Northern California.
What on Earth is a Joop?	by David Shaw Mar. 08, 2010	$1.99	11988 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: Moving on.
Stepping Out of My Grave	by David Berardelli Mar. 08, 2010	$3.99	65347 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: David Berardelli was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and grew up on his grandmother's farm in Gibsonia. Formerly a jazz musician, he studied music at Duquesne University for one year before being drafted into the U.S. Army. He was a member of the 80th Army Band at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, Georgia, and also performed in the Third Army Soldier Show at Fort McPherson in Atlanta, Georgia. He also served as a bugler at nearly two hundred military funerals between 1970 and 1971. He has been a caricaturist, nightclub musician, and data-processing associate. He presently lives on a thirty-acre horse ranch in southern Mississippi with wife Linda, their horses, and two very bright and spoiled Aussie dogs, Kylie and Wiffle. David is the author of many novels, among them, The Apprentice, Wagon Driver, Demon Chaser and The Funny Detective as well as Stepping Out of My Grave. He is presently at work on several other projects. His email address is davesbad1@yahoo.com. He also is listed in Facebook. His web sites are: www.writersownwords.com/daemons/ www.davesdemons.weebly.com
That Little Devil	by Scott Semegran Mar. 08, 2010	$0.99	2795 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: My name is Scott Semegran and I live in Austin, Texas. I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in English. I'm a writer and a cartoonist. I can also bend metal with my mind and run really fast, if chased by a pack of wolves. My short stories have appeared in independent publications and literary journals like The Next One Literary Journal from the Texas Tech University Honors College. My comic strips have appeared in the following newspapers: The Austin Student, The Funny Times, The Austin American-Statesman, Rocky Mountain Bullhorn, Seven Days, The University of Texas at Dallas Mercury, and The North Austin Bee.
MY LOW CARB STORY, DIET BOOK, COOKBOOK AND SHOPPING LIST	by Fernando Urias Mar. 08, 2010	Free!	12086 words	Sample 100%
Author bio: Fernando Urias is a manufacturing engineer and manager that has been interested in nutrition and low carb dieting. Aside from this and his professional studies, he also likes to read about economics.
The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love: A Blueprint for World Peace	by Kaushal Aras Mar. 08, 2010	Free!	7577 words	Read a sample
Author bio: “I envision a world where respect, listening, and trust are restored to the planet.”- Kaushal Aras A Message from Kaushal Aras I was inspired to write The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love based on a question I received at one of my workshops. I was asked if peace would ever be possible. My answer to this question was “Yes- when a critical mass of people around the world actively makes peace a priority.” Although this question has undoubtedly been asked many times before, at that very moment I was suddenly struck by the fact that people need a system to follow to become part of the solution. The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love is my contribution towards providing that blueprint for others. The book is about loving others unconditionally and giving for the sake of giving without expecting reward. It also offers practical guidelines that people can follow to spread this message to the people around them. One of my biggest inspirations for the message of peace is based on an experience that is very near and dear to my heart. Growing up in India, my relationship with my mother was a dynamic of love and hate. My feelings towards her caused a great deal of personal turmoil. When my arranged marriage failed in 2004, I blamed it all on my mother and did not speak to her for 9 months. I decided to excommunicate her from my life. This time was difficult for me, however, as I was feeling little joy and peace. One day I was at a bookstore and a picked up a book of poetry by Rumi. In front of me was the quote, “Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.” I resolved in that moment that I would make peace with my mother. We had a heart to heart communication and told one another how much we loved each other. As a result of my deepened understanding of love, now my mother has become my new best friend. From this experience, I learned no matter how impossible a situation looks, you can always make peace with anyone anywhere and anytime. We need to open our hearts to love. My mission in life is to inspire people to live consciously with love and tolerance, and to contribute their unique gifts to the world. The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love is my way of contributing to the world. I am hoping people will join me in spreading this message of love for the goal of world peace. About the Author: Kaushal Aras is an acclaimed international presenter and writer. In March 2010, Kaushal Aras released his new book The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love. For this book, Aras draws upon ancient stories of love and gives them even more relevance for the modern day contemporary perspective. The core of the book explores seven different ways in which we relate to others with “extraordinary love.” When The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love was released, it was done so in an extraordinary manner that capitalized on the power of Internet book technology. The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love was released as a free ereader book. The text of the book itself author encouraged readers to give it away to others. As a result, the Seven Symphonies soon became a global phenomenon as the message about this book spread virally. The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love is also available as a free ebook download. Unlike many free ebook downloads, The Seven Symphonies of Extraordinary Love is truly free with no strings attached. Therefore, no registration or email sign-up is necessary. History: Kaushal became interested in spirituality at a very young age. He traveled throughout India studying with various spiritual leaders. However, it was not until he met his master 'Sant Ajaib SinghJi' that his life's mission became clear to him. At that moment, he realized that he was here “to share the gift of Surat Shabd meditation and self realization to create a world of shanti (peace), ananda (bliss), & trupti (fulfillment).” Aras arrived to the United States with only $500 in his pocket. Since that time, he has earned and a Master’s in engineering management from Andrews University. He is also an alumnus or the executive management program from the University of Notre Dame. Aras also holds an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from MIT India. The Speaker and Trainer: Kaushal has been a community organizer, delivered transformational workshops, mentored students in entrepreneurship, and coached self-expression and leadership programs. He has led fundraisers for environmental and peace causes including the GP2 project. Aras founded the GuruKool Inspiration Institute, which offers meditation and self-realization to help people connect with their creativity, passion and leadership ability. Kaushal has delivered presentations to General Electric, Whirlpool Corporation, Parker Hannifin, and the Bank of National City, among others. Philanthropy: “Love is the thread that weaves us all together to experience the bliss of life.” –Kaushal Aras Kaushal Aras has organized charitable events for a variety of causes. One of the most recent events was the Bollywood Blowout. This event was organized by Aras to raise funds for a green expedition initiative to clean up two swirling masses of toxic plastic & garbage in the Pacific Ocean. The event was held at the Ideal Hotel in San Diego. Bollywood Blowout included Bollywood dancing performances by international artists, Indian cuisine and music, silent auction of fine art and services donated by sponsors, and cool door prizes. The funds benefited two non-profit, the GP2 project and Red Lotus Society.
RECIPROCITY: Black Women Interracial and Intercultural Marriage—Book 3	by Eve Sharon Moore Mar. 08, 2010	$9.99	56693 words	Sample 25%
Author bio: Eve Sharon Moore is an African American woman who is married to a white American man. She is an essayist, fiction writer, relationships counselor, and owner of Black Female Interracial Marriage Ezine, a popular motivational online magazine that inspires and offers practical, common sense advice, urging Black women to take advantage of all of their options for love, marriage, and 'living well.' Along with numerous essays, articles, and videos, the Ezine site: blackfemaleinterracialmarriage.com contains photo albums with the largest picture collection of black woman-interracially married couples on the internet--from the rich and famous to the ordinary. "With my site, I wanted to shine the light on the interracial marriage option for African American women. It's another choice that upwardly mobile African American women, especially, have for love and marriage that is not often reflected in the black or white media. I wanted to urge African American women to take advantage of those possibilities for love and marriage outside their immediate environment, just as women of other races and ethnicities do." Evia urges African American women to "feel free to date and marry any suitable, loving and lovable quality man from any background in the global village. Visit: blackfemaleinterracialmarriage.com and: http://bfinterracialmarriage.blogspot.com
The Ghost Of Goodacre Hall	by Cassandra Curtis Mar. 08, 2010	Free!	6189 words	Read a sample
Author bio: When Ms. Curtis isn’t writing she enjoys the magic found in nature. She is an avid gardener and wildlife enthusiast. Her other interests include: art, antiques, astronomy, astrology, folklore, mythology, genealogy, music, eastern philosophy, and collecting arcane curios and occult artifacts. Ms. Curtis won the 2006 Amber Quill Press Heat Wave Contest with her novella, Cup of Fate. In 2007, she was a finalist in the EPIC Awards with her novella I Put A Spell On You. She now makes her home in the misty bluegrass hills of Kentucky.
Reaching Our Greater Destiny	by Randi Done Mar. 08, 2010	$4.95	26423 words	Sample 25%
Author bio: Born to emigrant parents from Norway, Randi Done was raised on a cattle ranch near a remote logging community in north-central British Columbia. She was often found horseback riding under big skies. Besides contemplation and writing, she loves to walk through forests on old game trails, to be a mom and student of life. If, by sharing what has felt so freely gifted to Randi Done, this book has been helpful in uplifting one human spirit beyond the realm of self and into a sphere of wholeness, she is thankful. Reaching Our Greater Destiny was written near the beach in Peachland, Canada (2006-2007). Randi Done currently lives in Chase, B.C., and has one beautiful adult daughter named Kelsi. Reaching Our Greater Destiny is hugely inspirational, and is comprised of creative, literary non-fiction essays and nationally acclaimed award winning Unity Poems. This book is Spiritual, Philisophical, Personal, Political and Global in its reach. Reaching Our Greater Destiny is about God, Life, Love, Self-Reflection, Intuition and about the value of commiting to a healing journey of spiritual renewal--inner peace. Randi Done writes, "When we first create peace within ourselves, world peace is not only possible it is already on its way; Live well and be happy."
Mousetrapped: A Year and A Bit in Orlando, Florida	by Catherine Ryan Howard Mar. 08, 2010	$4.99	65527 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Catherine Ryan Howard is an occasionally delusional twenty-something from Cork, Ireland. She's trying to get somebody - ANYBODY! Anybody? - to publish her first novel and in the meantime is going to self-publish MOUSETRAPPED, the tale of her Disney World adventures. She likes cheesecake and telling herself that, come Monday, she'll get back on the treadmill. She wants to be a NASA astronaut when she grows up.
Numerology 4 Skeptics ... the power behind your name and birth date	by Elle Woods Mar. 08, 2010	$4.00	6804 words	Sample 30%
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My Own Terms 2: Never Settle	by T. Nicole Mar. 08, 2010	$8.50	46935 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: T. Nicole has always had a love for writing. As a young child she could be found in her room writing anything from poetry to short stories and graphic novels. Her love for the written word has continued to grow and she now has decided to share her projects with the world. T. Nicole has experienced much in her short time on this earth and she allows her everyday occurrences to guide her in creating innovative and never to be duplicated works. She takes every moment in her life and uses it as inspiration to do better things. T. Nicole currently resides in Philadelphia, Pa. where she works as a Social Worker to at risk youth. She enjoys reading the works of others, listening to music, and hanging out with her girlfriends. She takes life as it comes, one second at a time.
C.U.R.E. Diet: 7 Day Fruit and Vegetable Fast and 30 Days to Whole Food Bliss	by Keith Lopez Mar. 08, 2010	$9.99	12702 words	Sample 10%
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CURE Diet: 7 Day Fruit and Vegetable Fast	by Keith Lopez Mar. 08, 2010	$9.99	12533 words	Sample 10%
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The Nights Before Christmas	by Kerry Allen Mar. 08, 2010	$1.00	21270 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: Writer of paranormal romance, episodic romantic humor, and intentionally horrendous poetry. Finally finished The Nights Before Christmas (just in time for Easter...), so it's time to turn my attention to Drown, the novel that's been gathering mass for a few years and is finally ready to be written.
Paper Ghosts	by AJ Davidson Mar. 08, 2010	$6.99	56037 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: AJ Davidson - An Ulster Writer Freelance writer AJ Davidson was born in Northern Ireland, and currently lives in the bucolic splendour of the Fermanagh Monaghan border. Educated at the Royal School Armagh and Queen's University, Belfast, he has a degree in Social Anthropology. Married for 27 years, he has two children, a Harrier hound and a cat called Dusty. Not one for staying long in the same place, AJ has lived in many countries across several continents. He has worked as a pea washer, crane-driver, restaurateur and scriptwriter.
Acts of the Apostles	by John Sundman Mar. 08, 2010	$4.00	158405 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: John Sundman is a freelance technical writer, essayist, novelist, self-publisher, volunteer firefighter, food pantry co-director, former Peace Corps Volunteer, husband, father, and advocate for people with disabilities who resides on the island of Martha's Vineyard, very near to Massachusetts, USA. He has spent more than 20 of the last 30 years somehow connected to the Silicon Valley/Boston high-tech/computer industry. He also has experience as a farmer, student of agricultural economics, and worker in rural African agricultural development. His books are more subtle than they appear.
Preserving Memories: How to Write a Family History	by Lillie Ammann Mar. 08, 2010	$3.00	6935 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: Lillie always dreamed of writing someday—suffering a stroke made her realize that someday had arrived. As soon as she could, she sold the interior landscape business she had owned and operated for twenty years and started a new career as a freelance writer. She has published two novels, Stroke of Luck, a contemporary romance, and Dream or Destiny, a romantic mystery, and is working on her next book. As a freelancer, she works with authors and publishers to prepare manuscripts for publication; writes and edits business documents; and helps families and individuals compile family histories and memoirs. She especially enjoys helping self-publishing authors navigate the publishing maze and likes to think of herself as a book midwife. Lillie lives with her husband—and hero—of more than forty years in San Antonio, Texas.
Earthbound Exotica	by Tonya Moore Mar. 08, 2010	Free!	7108 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I love to write. I love the flexibility and weight of words and the infinite possibilities and magic that can be wrought by just the right combination of them. I’m a story-lover first and foremost. When I write, I endeavor to convey a story in a manner that would most inspire or move me if I were the reader, alas with varying degrees of success.
The Defective Detective : Murder on the Links	by Adam Maxwell Mar. 08, 2010	You set the price!	6403 words	Sample 50%
Author bio: Adam lives a semi-misanthropic life beside the seaside in Northumberland in the UK. He spends most of his days in the attic and sometimes throws pebbles at passers-by. His first book, Dial M for Monkey was published in 2006 and was a cult success on both sides of the Atlantic. The time Adam doesn't spend writing is spent building websites including his own www.adammaxwell.com where you can also see more of his short stories, flash fiction and listen to his award winning podcast. If you keep coming back here and visiting his website he may consider a cessassion of pebble-throwing but if you wave at him he will not wave back.
Einstein's Shutter	by Vincent Yanez Mar. 08, 2010	$4.50	95236 words	Sample 35%
Author bio: Vincent Yanez was born in a small mining town in the Arizona desert. He is the author of two books: IT DOESN'T MATTER WHICH ROAD YOU TAKE(available in paperback,2007). About a three-month backpacking trip through 14 European Countries, and the magic that can happen when idiots put on backpacks and are let loose on the world. (Travel,Humor,Memoir,Non-Fiction). EINSTEIN'S SHUTTER(available for Kindle, iPhone and iPod Touch, e-book, 2009). A whirlwind journey into a decade of one man's life. His spiritual journey into Buddhism, a relationship, the death of his friend and his life in New York City, during what turns out to be one of the most horrific times in U.S. History, 9/11. It is about the power of the human spirit in a man, and a city, finding the strength they need to rise again. (Memoir,History,Romance,Non-Fiction,Humor,Spirituality). Both books have been printed in one language, including some form of English. Mr. Yanez lives in Arizona with his life coach, Feng Shui master and schnauzer, Mr. Sidney Bernstein. Mr. Yanez has won no great literary awards or recognition, but waits for the frenzy of adoration to begin at any moment. Mr. Yanez enjoys the smell of rain, long walks on the beach and the crunch of a warm, crispy tater tot.
The Heretic	by Joe Nassise Mar. 07, 2010	$4.95	65709 words	Sample 25%
Author bio: Joe is the author of more than a dozen novels, including the internationally bestselling Templar Chronicles trilogy (HERETIC, A SCREAM OF ANGELS, A TEAR IN THE SKY) , as well as the Hunt Chronicles series coming soon from Tor Books in the US and Pan Books in Germany. He has also written four installments in the internationally bestselling adventure series Rogue Angel from Harlequin/Gold Eagle. He’s a former president of the Horror Writers Association, the world’s largest organization of professional horror writers, a two time Bram Stoker Award and International Horror Guild Award nominee, and the man behind RockYourWritingCareer.com, a membership site for writers who want to take their careers to the next level. Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Joe currently lives with his wife and children in Phoenix, Arizona.
Face the Winter Naked	by Bonnie Turner Mar. 07, 2010	$3.95	93301 words	Sample 25%
Author bio: Born in Missouri in 1932, Bonnie Turner experienced firsthand the poverty and heartbreak of the Depression years. A proud survivor of the era, she now resides in Wisconsin—and still speaks fluent hillbilly with a southern drawl. No stranger to the literary world, the author has published children's fiction. This is her first book for adults.

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