Four-year-old Jonah appears to know by heart every word of his great-great-grandfather’s written legacy, mystifying his parents and his mother’s best friend Elizabeth. When he claims to have written the manuscript himself in another lifetime, they are incredulous. Elizabeth has her own troubles, too, including a charming but undependable boyfriend and a less-than-satisfying career. Despite her problems, her affection for her best friend’s son Jonah leads her to help him recreate his great-great-grandfather’s manuscript. All goes awry, though, when not only the irreplaceable manuscript but also the charming boyfriend disappear. In the process of searching for the original manuscript and her missing boyfriend, Elizabeth finds unexpected answers to her life’s deepest questions, answers that impel her to change her life in unforeseen ways. $2.99 on Kindle.

The country of Bendoria is facing certain invasion by an unstoppable force. There will be no adequate defense against the Korluz Horde, so a band of brave men, The Bendorian Scouts, undertakes a bold plan to escape with as many as will join them. Facing tremendous odds and treachery from an unknown source, they will flee and fight to hopefully save a remnant of their civilization. Free on Kindle.

Curandero is a novel chronicling one patient’s challenging journey into the realm of mind-body medicine. Terminally ill at only twenty-seven years of age, Stefan Campeau has exhausted established treatment protocols to fight his disease, and inadvertently falls into the hands of enigmatic oncologist Dr. Miguel Calderón and controversial young herbalist Dr. Brian Sandler. Working in concurrence with each other, the two doctors’ therapies catapult Stefan into an unsettling unscrambling of his inner self, leading to a healing beyond his imagining. Curandero is a compilation of true experiences interwoven into a fictitious story. $0.99 on Kindle.

When Physicist Madison Martin learns to control reality with quantum mechanics all hell breaks out. When reality itself is endangered can she save the universe!? $5.99 on Kindle.

A Renaissance fantasy of magic, murder, monsters – and a touch of romance, that uses a melding and reimagining of Shakespeare’s Venice plays. Written by an award-winning author, the Floating City tells the story of the three Montecchi daughters, Giuliette, Disdemona and Isabella, who are struggling with love and loss – and trying to write their own destinies amongst civil turmoil and assassins roaming the Floating City. And moving amongst them all is the mysterious and deadly Shadow Master, who seems to be directing everyone like players in a game. But some things in this game may be beyond even his control. $0.99 on Kindle.

After eleven failed pregnancy when Farhat ul Haq finally gave birth to a healthy son, Mansoor, she also gave birth to a vicious rumor that her newborn was a djinn—fiery, malevolent creatures made of smokeless fire by Allah. Her servant, Kaneez, had long-held, a deep-seated belief that Farhat’s inability to give birth had only one explanation: she had a djinn in her womb who devoured all her eleven children but had now come out in the guise of a child, to torment everyone. To make matters worse, the day of Mansoor birth is also the day when the first Prime Minister of Pakistan is assassinated. Growing up, Mansoor is caught between his devout mother and his British-educated, agnostic father who both try to mold him to their own worldview. The result: a disorienting dissonance. The novel follows Pakistan’s history where modernity clashes with political Islam, and it also follows Mansoor’s family where beliefs are rear-ended by rational thinking. It is a story that boldly questions inherited beliefs, acquired ethos and class conflict. It explores the role of religion in the politics of belonging. It is a story of the struggle for the soul of Pakistan. $2.99 on Kindle.

Ian Barrett MacLogan was a fighter pilot and amateur adventurer with insatiable curiosity. He had studied under a Spiritual teacher known as a Spiritual Traveler. Ian gained personal experiences within the subtle universes many call their Heavens. Fancy a modern novel with no villain to hiss. Free on Kindle.

A linguist, a lake monster, and the looming shadow of death—news of an unknown creature in the New Bedford Lake coincides with news that Natalia’s cancer has returned. On the shores of the lake in a strange house with many secret doors, Robert and his family must face the fact that Natalia is dying, and there is no hope this time. But they continue on; their son plays by the lakeside, Natalia paints, Robert writes, and all the while the air is thick with dust from a worldwide drought that threatens to come down and coat their little corner of green. A lament for what is already lost and what is yet to be lost, Descriptions of Heaven leaves only one question to be asked: What’s next? Randal Eldon Greene’s short fiction has appeared in VLP Magazine, 34th Parallel, as|peers, Unbroken Journal, NPR online, and elsewhere. Greene holds a degree in English and Anthropology from the University of South Dakota. He is a volunteer judge of fiction for Heart & Mind Zine and works full time as a seeing eye human for his blind dog, Missy. Greene lives in Sioux City, Iowa. His typos are tweeted @authorgreene – his website is found at authorgreene.com – Free on Kindle. 

Experience Christmas through the eyes of a hopeful young boy, an overwhelmed father and a weary old man and witness each learn the lesson of a lifetime about happiness and the meaning of Christmas. Through laughter and tears, this story will find its way into your heart year after year. Critically hailed as a “truly beautiful book” and “…a wonderful book for sharing the joy of the season and the meaning of life.” — Susan Heim, parenting author and Chicken Soup for the Soul editor. Free on Kindle.