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	For All Time and Eternity: Waters of the Deep	by Sean Patrick O'Mordha Dec. 04, 2011	$0.99	73885 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: Sean O'Mordha, the Oldguey,is a displaced Celt who grew up riding horses through the Wyoming mountains. Following a career in law enforcement he helped raise three children and supporting his wife's career in Nursing education administration. Traveling between homes in southern Utah, northern Nevada and central California he stays busy writing while keeping an eye on a burgeoning number of grandchildren.
	Which Witch?	by Amy Barkman Oct. 13, 2011	$3.99	46855 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: Amy Barkman has been in full time ministry since 1979. She is the Director of Voice of Joy Ministries, Founder of the Fun To Be One Club, and holds retreats and workshops in several states as well as being a prayer counselor and pastor of Mortonsville United Methodist Church. She wrote a newspaper humor column for three years, children's KY historical fiction, a musical play "Claus and the King" which debuted in 2009, and also skits for radio, TV, and live performances. Her non-fiction book "Everyday Spiritual Warfare" was released in September, 2011. "Board To Death", which includes her novella "Victim" as one of three, is available in print and digital formats. Her mid-grade Christian fiction "Which Witch?" released October 15, 2011. She and her husband Gary live in Danville, KY. www.amybarkman.com
	Finding Home - A Journey to Belong	by Dianne Copley Oct. 10, 2011	$2.99	3714 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Dianne Copley was born in Stillwater, Oklahoma, and raised throughout the southwest United States until the age of 12. Her father was in the oil industry and moved the family to Tripoli, Libya, in 1968. She spent 4 crucial years there, 2 years under King Idris and witnessed the revolution, then 2 more years under Colonel Gaddafi. When the American airbase left, so did the high school Dianne attended, so she was sent off to Swiss boarding school at Ecole des Roches in the picturesque town of Bluche. Once her family resettled, she completed high school at the Joint Embassy School in Djakarta, Indonesia. Upon graduation, her mother brought her to the United States where she trained in Histology/Pathology in Dallas, Texas. At the age of 17, she was on her own, her parents half-way around the world and her spiritual search had begun. Dianne was raised in the Lutheran faith, but exposed to many religions of the world. Her first venture was with the A.R.E. (Association for Research and Enlightenment) where she learned meditation. A few years later, a brief association with the Unification Church taught her that she must think for herself and not follow anyone or anything blindly. Reading and experiencing many religious paths have taught her that it is important to see and understand the many choices life has to offer, to make the most of our time on this earth. Dianne hopes to share a sense of these choices with all, but especially adolescents who struggle to fit in.
	A Bunch in a Month	by Jeffrey Hillard Oct. 09, 2011	$0.99	5587 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: I'm an award-winning writer, teacher, editor, and publisher. I'm the author of several books of poems, a chapbook of short stories, and I've edited numerous anthologies. I teach community workshops in writing, creativity, and leadership. My journalism-based webzine is RED! the breakthrough 'zine (www.redwebzine.org). RED! shares stories and news of transformation and positive life changes in the lives of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals, and of innovators helping make those changes a reality.
	Do Angels Still Fall?	by Rob Swanson Oct. 04, 2011	$3.99	43767 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Rob Swanson is a seasoned ghostwriter, business writer, technical writer, instructional designer, screenwriter and creative writer. As Proverbs says, even a fool has one talent; Rob's is writing. Serving as book doctor for fiction and non-fiction for over a decade, Rob has finally added a personal novel to the screenplays and stage plays he's written... with more to come.
	Leuchtende Hoffnung - Adventskalender -	by Schreibwerk AutorInnengruppe Sep. 29, 2011	$0.99	15159 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: "Schreibwerk" ist eine internationale AutorInnengruppe im Internet. Neben der Arbeit an ihren eigenen Werken entwickeln und schreiben sie zuweilen gemeinsam Romane.
	The Rapture Comes Early	by Carl Bouscaren Aug. 25, 2011	You set the price!	31497 words	Sample 10%
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	Stealing Gold	by Leanna Kay Aug. 11, 2011	$0.99	48007 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Leanna Kay is a co-founder of Samie Sisters - a site for Christian tween girls. She has a heart for ministering to young girls to strengthen their faith as they reach the teen years.
	Morrigan Mather & The Silver Star	by Holly King Aug. 01, 2011	You set the price!	76045 words	Sample 20%
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	Doug: The Despised Angel, from the author of "The Haunted Houses of Foxwood & Reindeer Manor"	by Kevin Guest July 18, 2011	$2.99	52065 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Kevin M. Guest was born July 15, 1977. His passion for story telling often led him to day dreaming during school. In his off time he would spend hours writing short stories. In October you can find him working the barbeque booth at Reindeer Manor. He resides in Arlington, TX, with his lovely wife Tammi and their son, Chris.
	Ala Ou Gran! Ala Ou Gran! How great thou art! How great thou art! Popular Haitian Children’s Choruses, Lullaby, Haitian Creole and French Church Hymns, and Other Play Songs	by UrbaneBooksPublishing June 23, 2011	$9.99	2882 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: Author and publisher of various books which you can find at http://urbanbookspublishing.blogspot.com, http://shopnowshop.tripod.com and http://justpublished4you.blogspot.com http://poetrybusinessblog.blogspot.com
	Black Donald	by Nigel Gillson June 09, 2011	$1.50	34449 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: Born in 1977, Greenock, Scotland, Nigel is the youngest of four children. His family moved to Bristol when he was only a few months old and stayed there until 1985 when they moved to the North coast of Scotland where he stay until attending the University of Dundee in 1995. Nigel achieved a BSc (Hons) Biochemistry before going on to studying an MSc in Clinical Oncology at the University of Nottingham. During his time at university, Nigel joined an online writing group and developed his writing ability through yahoogroups, a group he continued writing for until the early part of 2010. Nigel also grew up going to The Salvation Army where he learnt to read music and play a brass instrument. He wrote numerous songs and poems with a Christian feel, which were later published on writing.com. It was not until 2007, when Nigel put his hand to Spiritual Monologues, but always felt like he wanted to do more. Nigel graduated as a Secondary Science Teacher in 2005, after which he took on jobs of proofreading pieces from friends and colleagues. He enjoyed developing his attention to detail, a skill that has proven useful at school as well as in his writing career. He joined other online writing groups, including writing.com and published a number of articles, poems and songs through the group. In 2011, Nigel published Black Donald, a supernatural novella based in Scotland, published through equill publishing and available from Amazon.co.uk Nigel currently lives in Preston, UK, with his wife, twin boys and dog. He still works as a science teacher, but also volunteers in with the Leyland United Reformed Church Scout group and writing in his spare time. Nigel likes working with young people and helping them to achieve success, rock climbing and hill walking, but above all else, enjoys spending time with his family. C.J. Grant is Nigel's pen name for when he writes science fiction stories.
	The So What Club	by Ruth Ford May 26, 2011	$2.99	38813 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: Besides participating in a women’s Bible journaling group, Ruth Ford writes devotionals for a leading Christian publication and has co-written several books about missions, as well as curricula for various age levels. She earned a degree in Christian ministries from Asbury College, and a degree in magazine journalism from Regent University. Ruth visits many friends and sometimes wins (but usually loses) on-line Scrabble contests. She’s been married for, like, forever. Four days each week, she walks the family “time share” dog. Ruth’s brother Ross Reitz appears to be a vagabond, constantly resettling in various places along the east coast of the United States. In the course of all those moves, Ross worked as a middle school teacher, and has pursued various and sundry educational degrees. He has been married for way less time than Ruth, and it’s his turn to walk the “time share” dog three days a week (unless he can get Ruth’s husband to do it for him).
	Most Likely	by Craig Hansen May 24, 2011	$3.99	62958 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: Craig Hansen wrote stories from an early age, but when his SF short story, "The S.S. Nova," was published in the Minnesota Writers In the School COMPAS program's 1981 anthology of student writing, When It Grows Up, You Say Goodbye To It, he decided to dedicate himself to writing. Several unpublished novels and short stories followed. Hansen earned two degrees at Minnesota State University at Mankato under the mentorship of young adult novelist Terry Davis, who oversaw and approved an earlier version of Most Likely as his master's degree creative thesis. In the years that followed, Hansen worked a variety of jobs related to writing, including editorial work at a small publishing house, holding a position as a Web site editor, and five years in journalism in northwestern Wisconsin, where he earned several state awards for his writing and editing. His work has appeared in the Meadowbrook Press anthology, Girls to the Rescue, Book 1, as well as the true crime journal, Ripper Notes, in volume 28. Most Likely is his first novel. Hansen currently lives in Minnesota with his wife, a dog, a cat, and his 88-year-old father, a World War II veteran. He remains hard at work on his next novel, Ember, a paranormal suspense novel expected later this year that marks the beginning of a series aimed at young adults, as well as several short novels and other projects, including some nonfiction theological books. His interests include the music of Johnny Cash, reading the novels of other independent authors, blogging, and the study of Messianic theology.
	The Armor of God	by Ryan Schneider May 23, 2011	$3.99	29272 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: I write fiction. I will make you think and feel. That is my job. I am a husband, aspiring father, writer, and novelist. I write in many genres. I try to write stories I would enjoy reading. My work is sometimes dark and heavy, sometimes light and fun, even romantic. I co-authored "The Pillow Book" with Petal Darker. I am happily hard at work putting the final touches on Book 6 of "The Go-Kids," the epic tale of a thirteen-year-old boy named Parker who has the weight of the world on his shoulders, and the lives of his friends in his hands. I earned a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of the Pacific, where I was a college newspaper staff writer and film critic, as well as co-host of a radio show. I then studied screenwriting and independent producing at UCLA. I have written 7 novels, many short stories, a dozen screenplays, and many essays. I also co-produced a 35mm short film. I am also a commercially-licensed pilot with multi-engine and instrument ratings. I have flown various aircraft: Cessna 152, Cessna 172, Piper Arrow and Piper Seminole. I live in Palm Springs with my wife Taliya. Taliya is a singer/songwriter and musician. Her music has been likened to Enya, Yanni, and Sarah McLachlan. Taliya plays guitar, piano, and flute. She was awarded a Guinness World Record for recording her original song "Flower Child" in 15 languages. She has toured much of Europe and the United States. She has written and produced two albums and is currently in the studio at work on her third album.
	The Story Of Jesus Christ	by Monica P April 28, 2011	$1.00	838 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.
	Eerie Night	by Monica P April 27, 2011	$1.00	1308 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.
	Lucifer's Return	by James Bailey April 08, 2011	$0.99	8783 words	Sample 30%
	Author bio: Well for those that are interested I am an Australian who writes mainly out of self interest and as a hobby. I have a BA in History and Politics and am interested in a broad range of literature. I mostly write fiction, mainly thrillers, sci-fi and fantasy so far but I do dabble in other areas. I am also maintain an active MMA blog. I don't write for money hence the vast majority of anything put up here is free. Hopefully some readers will enjoy a few of my stories.
	The Calling	by Tracey Sides April 07, 2011	$0.99	30586 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: I am 31 years old and not looking for fame or fortune. What I write is for the Glory of Jesus Christ, my first love. My secound love is my husband Dale, who is also my closest friend. Whom I have known for the past ten years.
	I Can See Christian Storybook Treasury	by Cheryl Rogers March 28, 2011	$2.99	9368 words	Sample 30%
	Author bio: A Christian author based in Tampa, Florida, Cheryl Rogers is a former newspaper reporter who came to know the Lord as an adult through a serious illness. Her love of writing was evident as a child when she became fascinated with Nancy Drew Mystery stories. Because she wanted a "practical" career, she studied Journalism and sociology and graduated with a double degree. She then worked for 12 years in the newspaper business, leaving when she was expecting her and her husband's first child. Three years later Cheryl succumbed to a severe immune disorder, Environmental Illness. She realized God was her only hope and prayed he would heal her. But though she went to church regularly, she did not really know God. At first, Cheryl believed God wanted her to go the "medical route," and so she scoured the area and then the country for doctors with experience with her disease. She followed their programs and got better, then worse, better, and then much much worse. Finally one day when her life was at its lowest point, she surrendered her life and circumstances to God -- and he showed up. She received the Holy Spirit and began to view her circumstances in a more positive light. Each day her body got stronger and -- about five months later -- she received deliverance. Her life has never been the same since. Cheryl has dedicated herself to encouraging others to seek God and stay connected with his Word. She has written several Christian titles including a devotions book, "Fast Track to Victory, A Christian Guidebook," aimed at those eager to run the race set before them. This book distills the biblical truths we need to truly love and forgive others, set aside pride, deal with tragedy and death and lots more. Written for a non-denominational audience, Fast Track encourages readers to spend time regularly with God in his word and in prayer. "I longed for a book that would teach me the basic biblical principles I'd missed out on earlier in life," Cheryl says."When I didn't find one, I wrote it myself." Cheryl also has written "Just Like Jonah Wail Tales," a collection of exaggerated tales of woe aimed at preteen and teens. In each story a modern day character makes bad choices and lands in a whale of trouble, just like Jonah in the Bible. The book teaches that there's a price to pay when you disobey, but God is faithful to change your circumstances when you turn to him. For the 5-10 year old set, Cheryl has written a children's Bible study entitled "Making Choices: Life is Like Acorns." This book teaches things are not always what they appear to be. The story is about a baby squirrel who learns acorns are not always good to eat, even when they may look like it. Some are rotten and some are empty. Children learn God looks at the heart. Her book "What You Should KNOW About Self Publishing" is aimed at would-be authors and provides them the nuts and bolts necessary to develop their ideas into salable books. These practical tips are intended to save readers time and money! "What You Should Know Before You Hire a Book Designer" is a free ebook to help authors sidestep mistakes that will cost them time and money in the design phase of publishing a book. Cheryl also keep busy taking nature photographs, designing Scripture-inscribed gifts with her nature images, and assisting authors with book covers, interior design and formatting, editing and proofreading and other aspects of self publishing. Her nature images are available for purchase at NaturePhotoDownloads.com Cheryl's online magazine, New Christian Books, is a free publication for readers and writers. It features kingdom-building book announcements and excerpts, author marketing tips, a practical biblical advice column, features and book reviews. At her website, SongsfromtheWord.com, Cheryl also shares traditionally inspired Scripture songs inspired by the Word of God. "I really can't take credit for them," she says.
	Mary: When Love Came To Town	by Lianne Blanch Feb. 27, 2011	$0.99	31300 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: Lianne began studying creative writing after the birth of her two children. She fell in love with the French legends about Mary, Martha and Lazarus when she spent three glorious months in the Provencal town of Arles. 'Mary: When Love Came To Town', is her first novel.
	Simple Twists of Faith	by Judy Dearborn Nill Feb. 24, 2011	$2.99	66342 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Judy Dearborn Nill is the author of several young adult novels, including The Rise and Fall of Bibi Karstad, Just for Kicks, and Simple Twists of Faith. She worked as a journalist, a college instructor, and a therapist before opening her private practice in counseling. She and her husband live in the Seattle area.
	Crossroads	by Randa Goode Feb. 02, 2011	$7.99	92890 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Randa Goode was born and raised in North Texas. Growing up listening to her grandfather and dad tell stories, instilled in Randa the desire to write. Her first memory of the craft is from her senior year in high school where the final grade was derived on a paper based on her favorite memory. Up until this point, English was not her best subject. But given the opportunity to create a story, ignited a talent she never knew she possessed. Years later, she rekindled her aspiration to write and in 2010, won the Editor’s Choice Award in the Canis Latran Writing Contest for her short story "The Coffin Lady of Crosby". And in 2011, completed "Crossroads", the first novel in a YA Christian series. With her busy life as a wife and mother of two, a full-time job and an active member of the Azle Writer’s Group, Randa spends what little time she has, learning the craft and improving her writing. She hopes her work touches the heart of all that read it. If you enjoy Randa Goode’s books and stories, please tell your family and friends.
	Martin West	by Phylicia Joannis Jan. 21, 2011	$3.99	21545 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Reared in the West, taught in the South, and dwelling in the North, I'm a freelance writer and author, wife, and proud pet owner. I work to support my family and my passion. This is what I was born to do. This is my write or die.
	Hello World	by Susanna Mahoney Jan. 13, 2011	$0.99	16632 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: I am a spiritual person on a exploration of answers. I write short stories about God and Holy Warriors, teenagers who are enlisted into the fight against evil. I am expeimenting with different genres and enjoy writing. I am a wife, mother, friend and advocate to others. I like to help others and write to escape and use my mind as an outlet to bring positive energy into the universe. God is the Alpha, the Omega and has messages for his children no matter what faith they are. Open your mind to the spiritual realm, you will be surprise by the answers waiting to be heard.
	Mewsings: My Life as a Jewish Cat	by Greta Beigel Jan. 02, 2011	$7.99	3771 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: A child prodigy pianist, Greta Beigel was raised in an Orthodox Jewish home in South Africa during the apartheid years. She earned a Performer's Licentiate in Music from the University of South Africa. After winning UNISA's prestigious overseas scholarship, she moved to Los Angeles to study with peddagogue Aube Tzerko. There, she reunited with her long-lost father, and went on to become an arts reporter and editor for the Los Angeles Times. Greta is the author of three Jewish-themed titles: "Mewsings: My Life as a Jewish Cat," also an audio CD; "A Jew from Riga," a short story about her search to know more about her Dad, and the recent, "Kvetch: One Bitch of a Life," a memoir about growing up Jewish and gifted in Africa.
	What We Learned Along the Way	by Nadirah Angail Jan. 02, 2011	$0.99	99247 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: Penning realities: That's what this Kansas City, Mo writer does. "Of all the good floating around out there, I capture some of it on paper, make it concrete, so there's no denying it." Most often, Angail gives written voice to women's issues, including relationships, self esteem, body image, health, mothering and a whole host of others. Currently, she is the author of two books, ON ALL THE THINGS THAT MAKE ME BEAUTIFUL: SHORT INSPIRATIONAL ESSAYS ON LIFE, LOVE & SELF and the novel WHAT WE LEARNED ALONG THE WAY. She is inextricably connected to the feminine experience and feels obligated to focus energy there. Too often, women and girls don't receive the care and credit we deserve. They get judged, belittled, underestimated and neglected by a society that doesn't always see their value. In the end, a lot of them get lost, separated from their beauty, their inner light. Hopefully, Angail's words can be a tether, guiding them back to balance. Aside from writing, Angail does therapy with families and couples. She has a Master’s degree from Drexel in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT). She has worked with a wide variety of clients on issues ranging from depression, drug abuse, sexual abuse, marital discord, family reunification and more. She currently lives in her hometown of Kansas City with her husband and daughter.
	Holy Birth	by Monica P Dec. 21, 2010	$1.00	1023 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.
	Just Like Jonah Wail Tales	by Cheryl Rogers Dec. 18, 2010	$2.99	11370 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: A Christian author based in Tampa, Florida, Cheryl Rogers is a former newspaper reporter who came to know the Lord as an adult through a serious illness. Her love of writing was evident as a child when she became fascinated with Nancy Drew Mystery stories. Because she wanted a "practical" career, she studied Journalism and sociology and graduated with a double degree. She then worked for 12 years in the newspaper business, leaving when she was expecting her and her husband's first child. Three years later Cheryl succumbed to a severe immune disorder, Environmental Illness. She realized God was her only hope and prayed he would heal her. But though she went to church regularly, she did not really know God. At first, Cheryl believed God wanted her to go the "medical route," and so she scoured the area and then the country for doctors with experience with her disease. She followed their programs and got better, then worse, better, and then much much worse. Finally one day when her life was at its lowest point, she surrendered her life and circumstances to God -- and he showed up. She received the Holy Spirit and began to view her circumstances in a more positive light. Each day her body got stronger and -- about five months later -- she received deliverance. Her life has never been the same since. Cheryl has dedicated herself to encouraging others to seek God and stay connected with his Word. She has written several Christian titles including a devotions book, "Fast Track to Victory, A Christian Guidebook," aimed at those eager to run the race set before them. This book distills the biblical truths we need to truly love and forgive others, set aside pride, deal with tragedy and death and lots more. Written for a non-denominational audience, Fast Track encourages readers to spend time regularly with God in his word and in prayer. "I longed for a book that would teach me the basic biblical principles I'd missed out on earlier in life," Cheryl says."When I didn't find one, I wrote it myself." Cheryl also has written "Just Like Jonah Wail Tales," a collection of exaggerated tales of woe aimed at preteen and teens. In each story a modern day character makes bad choices and lands in a whale of trouble, just like Jonah in the Bible. The book teaches that there's a price to pay when you disobey, but God is faithful to change your circumstances when you turn to him. For the 5-10 year old set, Cheryl has written a children's Bible study entitled "Making Choices: Life is Like Acorns." This book teaches things are not always what they appear to be. The story is about a baby squirrel who learns acorns are not always good to eat, even when they may look like it. Some are rotten and some are empty. Children learn God looks at the heart. Her book "What You Should KNOW About Self Publishing" is aimed at would-be authors and provides them the nuts and bolts necessary to develop their ideas into salable books. These practical tips are intended to save readers time and money! "What You Should Know Before You Hire a Book Designer" is a free ebook to help authors sidestep mistakes that will cost them time and money in the design phase of publishing a book. Cheryl also keep busy taking nature photographs, designing Scripture-inscribed gifts with her nature images, and assisting authors with book covers, interior design and formatting, editing and proofreading and other aspects of self publishing. Her nature images are available for purchase at NaturePhotoDownloads.com Cheryl's online magazine, New Christian Books, is a free publication for readers and writers. It features kingdom-building book announcements and excerpts, author marketing tips, a practical biblical advice column, features and book reviews. At her website, SongsfromtheWord.com, Cheryl also shares traditionally inspired Scripture songs inspired by the Word of God. "I really can't take credit for them," she says.
	Mystery at Lizard Lake	by T.A. Smith Dec. 09, 2010	$2.99	25579 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Author T.A.Smith has been teaching Bible Studies to pre-teen and teenage boys for over 15 years. He comes from a family of authors and wanted books that boys would actually read and enjoy but have faith and God brought into the plots.
	A Royal Romping	by Jonah Awodeyi Dec. 06, 2010	$3.99	22272 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Rev. Jonah Awodeyi (BDiv, BSc) became a Christian in 1971, entering full time ministry in 1974. He trained at Bible College of Wales and Liverpool Bible College where he obtained Bachelor of Divinity award with University of London. He also trained as a Therapy Radiographer with South bank University, London. He has been serving the Lord and the body of Christ for over 35 years, working in Nigeria with His Coming Evangelical Mission and Foursquare Gospel Church, Ibadan. He has also worked in England with Lighthouse Fellowship Liverpool, New Covenant Church, and Bexley New Life Fellowship London, as a pastor and marriage counsellor. At present he is called to writing and co-ordinating New Life Foundation International, a charity that offers support for ministers in Africa and India. He is married to Lydia and they have three children and four grandchildren – Joel, Joshua, Keziah, and Hannah.
	I, The Prophet	by Edwin Walhout Oct. 18, 2010	You set the price!	46213 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: I am a retired minister of the Christian Reformed Church, living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Being retired from professional life, I am now free to explore theology without the constraints of ecclesiastical loyalties. You will be challenged by the ebooks I am supplying on Smashwords.
	Angels of Death	by Ravi Chen Oct. 10, 2010	$0.99	1678 words	Sample 30%
	Author bio: Carbon based humanoid currently residing on planet Earth.
	Everywhere ... Faces	by Robert Adair Wilson Sep. 09, 2010	$2.99	2363 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Robert is retired from teaching. He spends his time volunteering, traveling, taking pictures, cooking and writing, not necessarily in that order.
	A Few Short Stories	by Kenn Allan Sep. 07, 2010	$2.95	29670 words	Sample 22%
	Author bio: "There is no greater reward than having one's work enjoyed by others; indeed, it is the reader who validate the writer's very existence. I am certain without their continued enthusiasm and support, the writer known as Kenn Allan would cease to exist." (Kenn Allan) More of a storyteller than a poet, Kenn Allan’s “Poems for Non-Poetry Lovers” have appeared in many print and electronic publications and continue to gain popularity among readers who generally avoid reading poetry of any kind. Known for his reclusive lifestyle, he rarely grants appearances or interviews, insisting, “There is nothing about me which cannot be easily deduced from my writings.” Kenn currently resides in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, daughter, three grandchildren, and an undisclosed number of cats.
	I, Jeremiah	by Edwin Walhout Aug. 26, 2010	You set the price!	32312 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I am a retired minister of the Christian Reformed Church, living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Being retired from professional life, I am now free to explore theology without the constraints of ecclesiastical loyalties. You will be challenged by the ebooks I am supplying on Smashwords.
	I, Paul	by Edwin Walhout Aug. 24, 2010	You set the price!	14218 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I am a retired minister of the Christian Reformed Church, living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Being retired from professional life, I am now free to explore theology without the constraints of ecclesiastical loyalties. You will be challenged by the ebooks I am supplying on Smashwords.
	I, Moses	by Edwin Walhout Aug. 20, 2010	You set the price!	16630 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I am a retired minister of the Christian Reformed Church, living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Being retired from professional life, I am now free to explore theology without the constraints of ecclesiastical loyalties. You will be challenged by the ebooks I am supplying on Smashwords.
	I, Abraham	by Edwin Walhout Aug. 16, 2010	You set the price!	12331 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I am a retired minister of the Christian Reformed Church, living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Being retired from professional life, I am now free to explore theology without the constraints of ecclesiastical loyalties. You will be challenged by the ebooks I am supplying on Smashwords.
	I, David	by Edwin Walhout Aug. 04, 2010	You set the price!	13842 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I am a retired minister of the Christian Reformed Church, living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Being retired from professional life, I am now free to explore theology without the constraints of ecclesiastical loyalties. You will be challenged by the ebooks I am supplying on Smashwords.
	The Truth About the Lie I Live	by C. Natasha Richburg July 25, 2010	$3.99	27680 words	Sample 20%
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	Every Story Has Two Sides	by C. Natasha Richburg March 30, 2010	$3.99	15195 words	Sample 30%
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	Prayer	by Amanda Hogue Feb. 21, 2010	$0.99	1274 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: A peculiar young lady with aspirations of becoming a novelist, Amanda Hogue is set on building a name for herself in the writing world, preferably at a young age. She currently attends college and is working on various writing projects at her leisure. While unable to actually finish anything she's started, she has high hopes for being able to accomplish her dream of being what she considers to be a 'real author'.
	Connection	by Jo Ramsey Feb. 12, 2010	$4.95	60924 words	Sample 10%
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	The Traveler	by Sol Smith Jan. 29, 2010	$4.95	61737 words	Sample 10%
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	Between Shadows	by Joanne Durann Dec. 16, 2009	$4.99	112770 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: I am a mother of two wonderful teenagers, and wife to an amazing husband. I was never the type of person to sit still long enough to write term paper in college and I never thought I would write a novel. I have always been interested in the unknown things around our world, from Vampires and Loch Ness, to the Bermuda Triangle and Atlantis, these creatures and places were things I loved to find out about and I have tried to bring that love into this book. I love this novel because the characters are real to me, they have problems like everyone else, and I think they speak to a lot of different types of people. I am currently working on a few other projects and hope to see them through to the finish line.
	The Prophet of Rain	by William Woodall March 11, 2009	$1.47	67533 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I've been writing stories almost since I was able to pick up a jumbo crayon and put words on paper. I love what I do and I feel blessed to have the opportunity to share these tales with my readers. My work is typically classified as young adult literature, if only because the stories are clean and most of the characters are young. There's more to it than that, though. Every book I've ever personally loved has been what I'd call ageless. That is, it contains something that can touch the heart of a child while he's still too young and raw to appreciate subtlety, but there's also something in it that he can still feed on when he's old and gray, although perhaps not the same things. It's my aspiration to write stories like that. In fact, the majority of my readers are adults who want to read something that will uplift them and make them feel glad to be alive that day. We all need beautiful stories, and without them we suffer. If you'd like to know more about me or my work, please visit my official author's website at www.williamwoodall.org