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Josh Anvil and the Cypress Door	by Bruce Arrington May 07, 2012	$6.49	111064 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Bruce Arrington teaches full time at Paisley Charter School in the quiet town of Paisley, Oregon, in Lake County. Bruce also authored the childrenâ€™s illustrated story, The Seventh Birthday Wish. For over seven years, Bruce worked as a wildlife biologist in Florida cypress swamps like those in the Josh Anvil story. A graduate of Oregon State University, he lives with his wife, a son and two daughters in Paisley. Visit online at www.pipedreambooks.com.
Imagination's End: Empires of the Mind	by Chris Stanchek May 07, 2012	$0.99	75022 words	Sample 7%
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Los Campos	by J David Bethel May 07, 2012	$1.00	2235 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: J. David Bethel is a writer of fiction and non-fiction. He has been published in popular consumer magazines and in respected political journals. He has been recognized for his short fiction by Americas magazine in that publication's annual short story contest. Professionally, Mr. Bethel has spent 35 years in politics and government. He has served in the Senior Executive Service as a political appointee in numerous departments and agencies. Among these positions, he was Senior Adviser/Director of Speechwriting for the Secretary of Commerce; directed speechwriting offices for other Cabinet officials, serving as Chief Speechwriter to the Secretary of Education; and lead speechwriter in the Department of Transportation's Office of Policy and International Affairs.
Sphereshifters: Aleph (Story Arcs 1, 2)	by Joshua Lemay May 07, 2012	Free!	19402 words	Sample 100%
Author bio: The story of a boy who became a man named Josh(actually the boy was named Josh, too). His father, a dreaded Canadian pirate named Pierre, swooped in one day to seduce his mother, Angela the Princess of a long lost country(my grandfather was from Greece, but no one even knows where that is). They did things, but that's for their bio, not mine, so we won't talk about that(also, ew, parents, gross). And then, with stars shining in the sky like a twinkling omen of amazing awesomeness, I was born. I went on to greatness immediately, like learning to walk and speak English. Later, having attended a brutal school where they beat the potatoes into an unrecognizable mash if they looked at the teachers funny(then served them for lunch to the students, which is awful), I learned how to survive in the hard streets of New Hampshire. All of that has led me here, to write. With my unique and -real- lifetime experience, I know I have a story to tell and I'm gonna tell it! Except the stories won't have anything to do with me, and they're mostly fun and fantasy and magic and adventure, but isn't that neat? Check them out! They're down there somewhere, just lower your eyes a bit and maybe scroll. I like to use the mousewheel, but you can click the scroll bar buttons or use your arrow keys, too.
The Monster Channel	by Jim Simon May 07, 2012	$2.99	27983 words	Sample 5%
Author bio: Jim Simon is the author of fiction and nonfiction books for young readers and adults. He has written novels, comics, a graphic album, a book on the early history of comics, a children's picture book, and essays published in books by Marvel Comics/Entertainment, DC Comics/Entertainment, and Titan Publishing, including Titan Publishing's Simon and Kirby's Superheroes, which included an introduction by Neil Gaiman. Jim's books have been translated for the French and Chinese language markets.
Jack City	by Robert J Dornan May 07, 2012	Free!	71730 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I write and edit every day without fail. I began this "dream" during my university days so many years ago. I wrote short stories and lyrics and often shared them with friends. A decade later I tried my hand at screenwriting and actually completed one but never did anything with it. About seven years ago I wrote a fluff story about a business man who falls in love with a Russian woman and somehow the "Russian" theme has crept into a couple of my manuscripts. The book did okay but I never marketed it and lost interest. My love for writing returned as my children grew older and they - without knowing - compelled me to write Jack City as well as Legends of Tanushka. In the next two years I have plans to release four more books
Ferdinand and the Dinosaurs	by Jen NÃ½ May 07, 2012	$0.99	11517 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Jen NÃ½ has been writing sci fi and fantasy short stories (and several novels!) for years. Unfortunately, most of these stories have been banished to the deepest recesses of her computer, never to see the light of day, longing for some reader to come along to set them free. Jen NÃ½ has finally decided that it is time to share her work with the world, and finally set free the characters and worlds she has created so that they may live on in the hearts and minds of all who may someday choose to read their ebooks.
Thaw	by Kelly Allan May 07, 2012	$2.99	88805 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Mother. Writer. Raiser of chickens.
Terror in the Alley	by Laura Marshall May 07, 2012	Free!	1325 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Laura K Marshall is a childrenâ€™s author who loves having fun while learning, which she incorporates into her writing. Her love for imagination and the make believe is what drives her to write. Laura also writes about writing. She is the Founder and Editor of The Starving Writer, an on-line writerâ€™s resource.
Desiccant 010: Jet Packs, Catapults, Flying Saucers	by Kevin R. Bridges May 07, 2012	$0.99	3203 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: I live in the Pacific Northwest with my fiance, a small army of children, and a large army of awkward dogs. My favorite novels are Contact by Carl Sagan and the Song of Ice and Fire series by George R. R. Martin. My favorite food is breakfast sausage, and, now that you think of it, yours is, too.
The Key of the Gunovi Family	by B. Joseph Huffman May 07, 2012	$1.99	9756 words	Sample 20%
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Netherworld, Soul Guardians Book 4	by Kim Richardson May 07, 2012	$2.99	56401 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Kim Richardson is the author of the SOUL GUARDIANS series. Since childhood, Kim developed a wild imagination and surrounded herself with fantasy novels and movies like, The Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal. She later studied in the field of 3D Animation, and became an Animation Supervisor for a VFX company. For many years she worked on big Hollywood films and stayed in the field of animation for 14 years. Since then, she has retired from the VFX world and settled in the country where she writes fulltime.
Eugene, a dead fly and the hitch-hiking wizard	by Adrian Smythe May 07, 2012	$1.99	28151 words	Sample 10%
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His Biggest Fan	by J. Tomas May 07, 2012	$2.99	8176 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: J. Tomas is a pseudonym, I'll admit it up front, under which I publish gay YA fiction. I write gay erotic romance as J.M. Snyder and publish non-gay fiction, nonfiction, and poetry as J.T. Marie. You can email me at jtomas@j-tomas.net. So who am I? A writer, a reader, a poet. A video game nerd ~ I heart Final Fantasy, Tomb Raider, and Legend of Zelda. A cat owner. A movie goer, music lover, boyband groupie. A queer author who remembers all too well the pains of high school, first love, and how it felt to ride the school bus when all the "cool" kids had their own car. Who knows what it's like to be different in a school of clones, to feel different, look different, act different. Who wants to put those feelings down on paper so others know they aren't alone. More specifically, I live in Virginia with two very spoiled cats. I have a day job that's not too bad, and I've always wanted to be a writer, so I write.
Vampire High School (Book 3: The Rage Wars)	by Lachelle Miller May 07, 2012	$2.99	63767 words	Sample 20%
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The Race (A Gladius Adventure Series - Short Story)	by J. A. Paul May 07, 2012	Free!	6426 words	Read a sample
Author bio: J. A. Paul is the author of the Gladius Adventure Series, where a simple run through the woods turns into an epic coming-of-age story certain to please those with a wild spirit who crave the next adventure. J. A. Paul started writing short stories early on and spent many years learning the craft. Then one night after a long bedtime story, his sons challenged him to write a book. He borrowed an idea from a friend and asked his boys to choose three things to include in the story. They chose a dragon, a tree and a ruby and from the seed of that idea the story of Gladius grew. J.A. Paul set out to show his three sons that if you set your mind to something, it can be done. For more stories and information visit the author's web site at www.authorJAPaul.com
Kate's Abnormal Day	by Monica P May 07, 2012	$1.00	1076 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: This author has been writing for around thirteen years. She began with poetry, and expanded into the field of creative writing. Despite the fact that creative writing is her main focus, she has also expanded into non-fiction writing.
The Angelic Testament: Book of Lysander	by Julius St.Clair May 07, 2012	$2.99	58644 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Avid reader, Halo Reach Master, Teacher, Husband, Father, Lover of Breakfast, orange juice connoisseur, movie critic...just a glimpse into the humble life of Julius St. Clair
Coming to Astoria	by Omar Kiam May 06, 2012	$4.99	20539 words	Sample 20%
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The Cypher Wheel (Custodian Novel #3)	by Alison Pensy May 06, 2012	$2.99	72964 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Alison Pensy was born and raised in England. She grew up near a medieval city, which is where much of the inspiration for her books comes from. Moving to the States in 2001, she eventually settled near a small town in mid Missouri with her menagerie of animals. Alison also runs her own tax and accounting business and started writing when she became so fed up with the real world, she decided to create her own.
Angie Gets Adopted	by Monica P May 06, 2012	$1.00	1066 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: This author has been writing for around thirteen years. She began with poetry, and expanded into the field of creative writing. Despite the fact that creative writing is her main focus, she has also expanded into non-fiction writing.
Speak of the Devil	by Kat Gadsby May 06, 2012	$2.99	87322 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Kat Gadsby writes mostly for leisure and develops stories where she finds characters who have tasks to accomplish. She likes finding silly pieces of fantasy and kneading them until they rise into (still slightly silly) developed worlds. This is her first attempt at self-publishing a book, and she hopes to find spaces for others in the future. Use BP78H through May 19 to get 25% off Speak of the Devil!
Dreamdrifter	by Sasha Strack May 06, 2012	$2.99	45986 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Iâ€™ve been writing nonstop since the age of thirteen, penning poems, songs, articles, short stories, novellas, and novels. Iâ€™m the cofounder and former Editor in Chief of The Ashland Observer and the founder and former Editor in Chief of Wits, Washington and the World. I also used to work at Barnes and Noble. I enjoy reading, running, skiing and frequent chai lattes.
Love of the Beast Part One of the Heart of the Moon Series	by Tashina Tradell May 06, 2012	$0.99	26522 words	Sample 20%
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Abandoned	by Angela Dorsey May 06, 2012	$2.99	36537 words	Sample 40%
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Into The Hourglass	by Kelly Marino May 06, 2012	$0.99	86383 words	Sample 25%
Author bio: Kelly Marino was born and raised in Buena Park, California, in 1962, where she grew up believing in love at first sight, and devoured every romance novel she could find. The moment she did meet the love of her life at the age of 19, she fell instantly in love, got married, and moved with her new husband to his home town of Staten Island, New York. Fast-forward 30 years: Still married to her Prince Charming, Kelly is a retired Master Cake Decorator, and works as a Graphic Designer at Atlantic Express, the third largest provider of transportation for school children in the US. Kelly and her husband live with their two kids in Staten Island, where she dreams of being able to write full time, works more hours than she would like, and spends far too much time driving on the island's bumpy streets and roads, swerving around all the rogue potholes. Kelly is currently working on the sequel to Into The Hourglass, and she welcomes comments from her readers. She can be reached at kelmarino@gmail.com.
Within	by Clare Marshall May 06, 2012	$2.99	50954 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Clare Marshall grew up in rural Nova Scotia with very little television and dial up internet, and yet, she turned out okay. She has a combined honours degree in journalism and psychology from the University of Kingâ€™s College, and is a graduate from Humber Collegeâ€™s Creative Book Publishing Program. She founded Woulds & Shoulds Editing and Design in 2010 for self-published authors looking for quality editing and design services. When sheâ€™s not writing, she enjoys playing the fiddle and making silly noises at cats.
Semya	by Stacy Ataree May 05, 2012	$2.99	38646 words	Sample 50%
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Dyl: Wizard King in Training	by Leigh Brock May 05, 2012	$7.25	69349 words	Sample 20%
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Heroes, Hags, and Wise Guys	by Richard Alan Dickson May 05, 2012	$5.99	22197 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Richard Alan Dickson's writings range from the traditional science fiction, like "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," to the more whimsical "Love, Venusian Style" and the Cat Patrol Delta series. He also writes stories for young adults, with titles like "Mister Majestor's Magnificent Menagerie" and "Diver Down!" The kids and the young-at-heart are represented, too, with stories such as "The Last Great Case of the Sunny Hills Detective Agency" and the short, "Hank the Happy Snowman." Before becoming a full-time fiction writer, Richard spent twenty years in the business world. After a hungry stint as a fresh-faced stockbroker, he set aside the glamour of Wall Streetâ€”along with the thousands of friends heâ€™d made during dinner-hour cold callsâ€”to work as an accounting assistant in the Seattle office of a reinsurance company (yeah, he had to look that word up in the dictionary, too). Once on the corporate ladder, Richard proved that his years spent climbing trees hadnâ€™t been a complete waste of time by quickly climbing to department manager. But corporate winds are no less predictable than any other wind, and climbing in the wind is seldom a good idea. He suddenly found himself on the wrong side of the country when his company was forced to relocate ten years later. They regrouped in New England. He remained in the Northwest. Waving good-bye to the moving vans as they motored down the road, Richard carefully considered his next career. He became a corporate consultant and ran himself happily ragged for the next nine years, traveling the country and racking up more frequent flyer miles than even a CPA could conveniently count. Richardâ€™s final years in Corporate America were spent in a Fortune 500 insurance group. As a VP, Controller, and then an acting CFO, he traveled from one coast to the other putting the lessons heâ€™d learned as a consultant to good use. His current career as a fiction writer takes him much further than any jetliner ever could, and he seldom needs to leave his writing loft to get there. Visit Richard online at www.RichardAlanDickson.com.
Cora Flash and the Diamond of Madagascar	by Tommy Davey May 05, 2012	$1.99	25681 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Tommy Davey spent his youth writing mystery stories and plays, and watching reruns of Three's Company until every line of dialogue was permanently burned into his memory. When not writing, he enjoys traveling to favorite destinations including New York City and Paris, which he plans to feature in future stories. He lives in Toronto, where he was born and raised, with a Norfolk Terrier named Calvin. "Cora Flash and the Diamond of Madagascar" is his first novel.
Team: Silence	by Kirstin van Dyke May 04, 2012	$3.99	72283 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Young adult, sci-fi/fantasy author, Kirstin van Dyke was inspired at age 15 to begin writing "Code Name: Silence". She has always had a fascination with superheroes, superpowers, and has had a lifelong obsession with fantasy and the unknown. It took her three years and nearly ten rewrites before "Code Name: Silence" became the adventure that it is now. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Kirstin showed an interest in art and writing at a very early age. She started to put together "picture books" when she was four years old, and wrote her first story when she was six. When she was in third grade, one of her illustrated books won third place in OPB's "Reading Rainbow Young Writers and Illustrators Contest." Ever since, Kirstin dedicated herself to expanding her writing skills into a career. She taught herself art and writing with various textbooks and then took formal art training and writing classes for three years. She wrote "Code Name: Silence" during that time. While "Code Name: Silence" is Kirstin's first book to go to print, she has written another novel prior to it when she was 12, entitled "The Ghost Wolf." Other novels written after "Code Name: Silence" include the modern fantasy "Amethyst," and a project for November 2011's NaNoWriMo event entitled "My Dad Is a Secret Agent". "Team: Silence" - the sequel to Code Name: Silence" was published in April 2012 and is Kirstin's second book in print. Kirstin lives in Oregon with her family, where she continues to write novels, poems, and short stories. In her free time, she likes to paint, draw, and go trail riding on her horse Romeo. Never lacking for ideas and inspiration, Kirstin's dream is to keep creating stories, and put her imagination in writing for other people to enjoy.
Lavinia's Heart	by Michelle Weisen May 04, 2012	$2.99	59022 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Pennsylvania resident, Michelle Weisen is a literary paradox. The English professor-turned-author writes with the delicate sensibilities of a Victorian mistress/dowager and the strident/clear convictions of a contemporary feminist. The bridge between these seemingly contradictory archetypes is masterfully forged in Laviniaâ€™s Window, her first novel and third childrenâ€™s book. It was self-published in 2008 by Philadelphia-based Words of Mercy press. Weisen was inspired to write her first book, In My Own World, by a friendâ€™s son who is autistic. Brilliantly illustrated by Paul Mahoney, the book won the 2007 Dragonpencil Award for Superior Illustration. Spurred by her early success, Weisen co-wrote a second childrenâ€™s book that year, Wildlife Rescue Rangers, with Paulâ€™s wife, artist Tracy Mahoney. Their aim was simple: to raise kidsâ€™ awareness of the plight of wildlife in an increasingly fragile ecosystem. As a person who cares deeply about kids and the environment, Weisen donates a portion of the proceeds from each book to nonprofit organizations benefiting children. Her Pennsylvania-based publishing company, Words of Mercy, promotes literature that gives children a positive outlook on the world and shows them tangible ways to make the world a better place. â€œOur books focus on the importance of caring for one another and preserving the earth, providing children and their families with enriched reading experiences,â€ she says. Weisen earned her masterâ€™s in English from Florida International University in Miami where she taught writing and, after moving to Pennsylvania five years ago, she has taught as an adjunct professor at the University of Delaware and, most recently, Penn State University. Her graduate work focused on American and British â€œdomestic fiction,â€ a genre popular between 1850 and 1880. â€œI love all things Victorian,â€ she said, especially the early best-sellers written by well-educated women who couldnâ€™t work but were gifted, if unpaid, novelists. They wrote about their lives and families, often featuring plucky young heroines who had a strong moral compass and a penchant for adventure. Laviniaâ€™s Window fits that model but incorporates updated themes of empowerment, self-reliance, and independence. Michelle has completed the sequel, Laviniaâ€™s Heart, which is available now. A self-described â€œold soul,â€ Weisen lives in State College, Pennsylvania with her husband Art, and their menagerie of four turtles (parting gifts from former students), Morgan, a rescued labrador retriever and a very spoiled pug named Elmo.
Pirate Vampire	by Vianka Van Bokkem May 04, 2012	$3.99	7068 words	Sample 5%
Author bio: Vianka Van Bokkem is a Paranormal Romance/Fantasy/Mythology/SciFi author.
Taste	by Jay Broderick May 04, 2012	$2.99	12802 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Hello. You can call me Ahlice or Jay (I prefer Ahlice though, haha!). Iâ€™ve battled a lot of things in my short life thatâ€™s brought me to the edge of suicide and ruined my relationships with many of people. Iâ€™ve made myself irritable, mentally unstable, and physically unwell for a few years of my life. As Iâ€™m coming out of this, my voice has become stronger than ever. I want to write more than I ever had, and I want to learn more about people as individuals. People are important and vastly unimportant to me at the same time. While I appreciate those and their accomplishments to better themselves and overcome their demons, I also hate humanity. And I mean it; weâ€™ve destroyed civilizations, used animals as our play-things, and are ruining the beautiful Earth thatâ€™s allowed us to live and strive. Iâ€™d like to absorb myself more in the history of things (mainly Caribbean and African history), and Iâ€™d like to learn a lot more about us as people. Ignorance is our greatest enemy as people, and I want nothing more than to fight it. Iâ€™m irrational. Iâ€™ve always been irrational. I can be rational and intellectual, but I can also be deceiving, idiotic, and cruel. I know these faults in myself, and Iâ€™m working on myself. Although itâ€™s been hard, Iâ€™m trying to find me. I write mainly gay fiction. I find homosexual love the purest love there is; a child doesnâ€™t hold them together, society attack them for being who they are, and they have a chance of inconsiderate family members disowning them, yet they still hold their heads high and hold hands bravely. That is the most beautiful thing Iâ€™ve ever witnessed. My best friend of nearly 9 years is lesbian, and, when she had her most recent girlfriend, was the only lesbian couple in my entire school to hold hands as they walked down the hallways. They literally ignored all of the harsh comments that came their way and worried only about their own relationship. If that isnâ€™t magnificent, then what is? I like to spread awareness with my stories. Iâ€™m currently writing a book (that I wish to publish), about eating disorders in men, which you donâ€™t see very often. I feel like writing stories about these plots help show everybody that things like this do exist. There is no bliss in ignorance. I also write about incest, pedophilia, abuse, BDSM, and much more. I hope you get to know me more.
Barely Beating	by B. Franklin May 04, 2012	$0.99	38811 words	Sample 30%
Author bio: I live in Louisiana with my wonderful and understanding husband, Shawn, and our six cats. We live with our heads in the clouds and our noses in books. Some of our favorite authors are: J.R.R. Tolken, Madeleine L'Engle, George MacDonald, C. S. Lewis, and many more wonderful writers. I spend most my time writing Fantasy fiction stories targeting young adults mixing in the occasional paranormal flare, or leaving it with the wonderful world of vampires and wolves.
Chronicles of Time: Book 2	by J. C. Allen May 04, 2012	$2.99	50404 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Born and raised in the Charleston, WV area, this young single father started writing when unimaginable circumstances thrust him into a situation beyond his control. As a way to stay connected to his beloved daughters, he began writing stories to entertain them - first a fantastical, magical adventure, the Edge of Knight series. What started as entertainment for his daughters evolved into a coping mechanism to maintain his sanity as he waged a monumental battle against injustice. The battle continues, and as his daughters have grown into teenagers, the stories have changed to more mature fiction. M.O.D. is the first book to be published.
Race Around the Walls	by Martin Hall May 04, 2012	$1.99	23075 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: Martin Hall was born in the UK sometime in the last century. He's been interested for a long time in writing for children of all ages. Charlie and Bethan is his most successful so far, but look out for Kindle titles like ' The Dead Centre of the Woods' and 'The Haunted Boy.' He is currently working on a four book series for children called 'The Elemental Dragons'. The first book 'The Dragon's Tooth' was initially published by Praxis some time ago. This and the sequels will be published as Kindle editions at some point soon. He also writes musical plays for school productions. 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' was performed at the Electric Theatre in Guildford and an original work, 'Subject to Change' was premiered by King's School in Bruton, Somerset. He will write productions to order taking into account requirements such as cast size, venue and musical abilities. When he is not writing, Martin manages to combine a day job in software with relaxing activities like playing various musical instruments and more demanding ones like long distance running and scuba diving.
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Author bio: â— Â«ÐŸÑ€Ð¸ÐºÐ»ÑŽÑ‡ÐµÐ½Ð¸Ñ ÐÐµÐºÐ¸ ÐšÑ€, ÐÐ»Ñ‘ Ð¸ Ð¢ÑƒÐ¿Ð¾Â» â— Â«Adventures of Tain Bb, Hello? And DumbÂ» â— Â«Ð›ÐµÑ‚Ð¸, ÐšÐ°Ð¿Ð¸Ñ‚Ð°Ð½Ð° Ð“Ñ€Ð°Ð½Ñ‚Ð°!Â»
Vampire Sorcerer	by Vianka Van Bokkem May 04, 2012	$4.99	13727 words	Sample 5%
Author bio: Vianka Van Bokkem is a Paranormal Romance/Fantasy/Mythology/SciFi author.
Desiccant 009: Bullet Cereal for Breakfast	by Kevin R. Bridges May 04, 2012	$0.99	2985 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: I live in the Pacific Northwest with my fiance, a small army of children, and a large army of awkward dogs. My favorite novels are Contact by Carl Sagan and the Song of Ice and Fire series by George R. R. Martin. My favorite food is breakfast sausage, and, now that you think of it, yours is, too.
El Valle Prohibido * The Forbidden Valley	by Eduardo Lince May 04, 2012	$0.99	54190 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: EDUARDO LINCE FÃBREGA naciÃ³ en la ciudad de PanamÃ¡, RepÃºblica de PanamÃ¡. RealizÃ³ estudios de Derecho y Ciencias PolÃticas en la Universidad de PanamÃ¡. Ha colaborado activamente con el ComitÃ© PanameÃ±o por los Derechos Humanos y ha trabajado con el Centro Pro Democracia donde participÃ³ de talleres educativos dirigidos a jÃ³venes y en la ediciÃ³n del suplemento mensual Conciencia DemocrÃ¡tica. LaborÃ³ tambiÃ©n en la DirecciÃ³n de Desarrollo Institucional de ANCON, la AsociaciÃ³n Nacional para la ConservaciÃ³n de la Naturaleza. Eduardo ha realizado varios escritos y esta novela forma parte de la trilogÃa fantÃ¡stica del Valle de AntÃ³n. EDUARDO LINCE FÃBREGA was born in Panama City, Panama. He studied Law and Political Science in the University of Panama. During his career he has actively collaborated with the Panamanian Human Rights Committee and has worked with the Pro Democracy Center where he has taken part in educational workshops directed to the youth and in the publication of the monthly supplement Democratic Conscience. He has also worked in the Office of Institutional Development of ANCON, the National Association for Nature Conservancy. Eduardo has written various articles and stories. This novel forms part of the fantasy trilogy about the Valley of Anton.
UnBound: Battle of the Half-Angels	by Ronnie Massey May 04, 2012	$6.95	57849 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Ronnie Massey is the author of Crimson Dawn, the first novel in The Darklife Saga and set in a world rich with vampires, faeries, and all other sorts of beings that go bump in the night. Born at the tail end of the seventies in a smallish town in South Carolina, Ronnieâ€™s love of reading began as a child when her mother read to her at bedtime. That love of reading eventually morphed into a love of writing. She has been writing short stories, poetry, and songs, since high-school. Her fascination with all things weird, supernatural, and paranormal are only surpassed by the love for her daughters and family. If sheâ€™s not working or at her laptop writing, you can catch her most days watching a sci-fi movie or TV Show, or playing the Wii with her daughters.
Adventures of Tain Bb, Hello? And Dumb	by Andrey Nuzhdin May 04, 2012	Free!	14636 words	Read a sample
Author bio: â— Â«ÐŸÑ€Ð¸ÐºÐ»ÑŽÑ‡ÐµÐ½Ð¸Ñ ÐÐµÐºÐ¸ ÐšÑ€, ÐÐ»Ñ‘ Ð¸ Ð¢ÑƒÐ¿Ð¾Â» â— Â«Adventures of Tain Bb, Hello? And DumbÂ» â— Â«Ð›ÐµÑ‚Ð¸, ÐšÐ°Ð¿Ð¸Ñ‚Ð°Ð½Ð° Ð“Ñ€Ð°Ð½Ñ‚Ð°!Â»
Best Friends Forever	by Patti Larsen May 04, 2012	$4.99	61884 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: I am a dedicated writer with a passion for fiction. I love what I do and want to share my work with as many people as I can reach. I love YA paranormal, Middle Grade paranormal and Sci-Fi, Adult Fantasy and Paranormal, but I read a wide range of books, almost as much as I write.
Dream Magic: Awakenings	by Dawn Harshaw May 04, 2012	Free!	54375 words	Read a sample
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The Little Sage and the Hole in the Whole of the World	by Reine Ackermann May 04, 2012	$2.99	3208 words	Sample 60%
Author bio: Reine Ackermann, writer, photographer, artist and blogger, is the man behind Little Human Being. Far more than a blog, this is a platform where he can share his inspiration. As a traveler and explorer Reine has always sought to uncover deeper truth, how to touch wisdom, uncover the divine. â€œI have always seen my travels as a means of gaining a deeper understanding of self and of life.â€ This philosophy can also be seen is his work, everything he dedicates himself to becomes a conscious step towards fulfillment. As this new South African author releases the first of his material, it is only a matter of time before Reine reveals to the world what he has to share.
Ebony Sore At School	by Monica P May 04, 2012	$1.00	1467 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: This author has been writing for around thirteen years. She began with poetry, and expanded into the field of creative writing. Despite the fact that creative writing is her main focus, she has also expanded into non-fiction writing.
The Altercation of Vira	by Kenechi Udogu May 04, 2012	$1.99	90915 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Kenechi lives in London and enjoys writing fantasy fiction and short stories (some of which she posts on her blog). She also hates the cold and hopes to one day figure out how to hibernate in winter.
Cold Black Train	by Monica P May 03, 2012	$1.00	1163 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: This author has been writing for around thirteen years. She began with poetry, and expanded into the field of creative writing. Despite the fact that creative writing is her main focus, she has also expanded into non-fiction writing.

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