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The Imperial Connection by Edward and Anne Charles The Imperial Connection by Edward and Anne Charles April 10, 2012 $0.99 80081 words Sample 25%
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Email: authors@homelessrick.com
The Imperium Military Structure by Alain Gomez The Imperium Military Structure by Alain Gomez Nov. 26, 2011 Free! 1043 words Read a sample
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Alain Gomez lives in San Diego and has been writing since she was sixteen. She works in the field of music but has continued to pursue her passion for writing as an independent author. Though she generally sticks to writing shorter stories, Alain enjoys experimenting with a variety of genres including romance and thrillers.
The Imperium vs. The Rebellion by Alain Gomez The Imperium vs. The Rebellion by Alain Gomez Oct. 17, 2011 Free! 1099 words Read a sample
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Alain Gomez lives in San Diego and has been writing since she was sixteen. She works in the field of music but has continued to pursue her passion for writing as an independent author. Though she generally sticks to writing shorter stories, Alain enjoys experimenting with a variety of genres including romance and thrillers.
The Impetuous Bride by Kelly McClymer The Impetuous Bride by Kelly McClymer Dec. 19, 2011 $4.99 95127 words Sample 20%
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Kelly McClymer fell in love with Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White as a child. Her most prized possession is her copy of The Complete Tales of the Brothers Grimm. These are the stories which gripped our ancestors as they huddled around the fire at night, which taught countless children to persevere through hardship and succeed against the odds. Her favorite fairytale remains "The Six Swans" -- where a young sister must not speak a word for six years in order to save her brothers from their stepmother's evil spell. ...In addition to her historical romance series, Once Upon a Wedding, Kelly also has five YA novels out with Simon & Schuster, including the Salem Witch Tryouts series featuring teen cheerleading witch Pru Stewart. ...in additional addition to her writing, Kelly and her son A.J. have started a game app company, Novelpath, LLC. Look for our first game in an app store near you by the end of the year.
The Implant by Troy Dennison The Implant by Troy Dennison March 01, 2012 Free! 5587 words Read a sample
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Troy is a professional make-up artist, artist, writer, actor and X-Box junkie. He is the creator of the Tales From The Lounge and Dragon Days web-comics and his independant film work includes the movies The Clown, Last Time She Lived and Furor. Troy was born and grew up in Staffordshire. His interest in films grew from an early age, influenced by seeing Star Wars:A New Hope when he was nine and from the stories his Great-Uncle would tell him about classic monster movies like King Kong and Dracula. Troy has a background in art and theatre and trained as a Make-up artist - the prospectus for the course excited him and he lost no time in learning the skills which also included photography, costume and wig-making. Troy is fully versed in every aspect of make-up from face painting to HD film work. As an actor Troy has found himself working opposite his own make-up creations on several occasions. As an artist Troy has produced work as diverse as web-comics, fine art, watercolours, graffiti and theatrical sets and he considers make-up to be an extension of that artwork using the human form as the canvas. Troy published his first story Monsters Are Real in the eZine 13 Human Souls and has since gone on to write and publish several short stories. Troy divides his time between his passion for his artwork, writing, acting, make-up, playing guitar and spending time with his three children, he can be found playing Black-Ops and HALO with his girlfriend and lives in Staffordshire with his crazy dog Theo.
The Implausible Hero by M.L. Bushman The Implausible Hero by M.L. Bushman Dec. 26, 2009 $2.99 96766 words Sample 20%
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A single mom, Ms. Bushman divides her time between her child, her horse, six cats and writing/editing for Jigsaw Press, not necessarily in that order. She is a novelist, a former newspaper reporter, a blogger, and a rabid patriot, again, not necessarily in that order. At present, Ms. Bushman is contemplating the writing of her seventeenth novel. She and her small herd make their home in the rural areas just outside of the tiny historical town of Sun River, Montana.
The Importance of Being Emma by Juliet Archer The Importance of Being Emma by Juliet Archer Nov. 18, 2009 $2.99 108619 words Sample 20%
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Juliet describes herself as ‘a 19th-century mind in a 21st-century body – actually, some days it’s the other way round’. The youngest of four girls, she was born and bred in North-East England, where she met her future husband. Unlike Anne Elliot in Jane Austen’s Persuasion, she got married despite pressure to wait until she’d finished her degree, and emerged from the University of Nottingham with a First in French and Russian. Thirty years later she is still married, has two teenage children and lives in Harpenden, Hertfordshire,UK
The Importance of Looking Right by Graham Murray The Importance of Looking Right by Graham Murray June 04, 2011 $0.99 3539 words Sample 30%
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I began my writing career quite by accident. Even while still in Grade school, I had an extraordinary knack for turning everyday events into stories, which I did. I was also obsessed with grammar, punctuation and spelling, always wanting to know more and always wanting to get it right. I’m still working on that one. To me, even at that young age, all of life seemed to be a series of stories; some sad, some happy, some tragic, and some . . . well, some were simply unbelievable and beyond words. It was those stories that piqued my interest and the reason why, today, much of my fiction is based around stories that either defy belief, or are so emotionally intense that they are difficult to comprehend and absorb. Unlike most writers, I am sorry to admit that I really do not remember when my first story was published. It must have been the mid 70s and was probably in Reader’s Digest. I do, however, remember the first award I received. I was eight years old, and was awarded a prize at school for Best Creative Writer, whatever that meant. I had written a simple, descriptive piece of prose, one page long about . . . well that story is actually published today and remains a mystery to many who read it as they try to guess what the story is about. It is called “The Return”. If you ever come across it, see if you can determine what the story is about. To date, nobody has ever guessed correctly first time, although one man did get it on his second guess. So, I began collecting my stories, as I used to just throw them away. Before long, I had a backlist as long as your arm and didn’t know what to do with them. I started sending them out to be published, and that’s when the bug really bit down hard and I become a ‘word junkie’. Yes, I admit; I’m a writing addict in a big way. Still, it wasn't all bad as I now make a living through writing, which is quite possibly the best job in the world. I’m no millionaire (almost), or JK, or Stephen King, and I know what an adverb is, but I’m a damn site happier than most folks I see embroiled in the corporate world, who always seem so miserable and are always looking to ‘move on’ or ‘move up’. I left the Joneses and the materialistic world behind years ago and have never looked back. It was a soul-cleansing experience as I now have only what I require, not what I want, because that way lies madness. Every day I see thousands of stories, just waiting to be written and it’s true what they say; that every writer includes a bit of themselves in their stories. I do the same thing, except that I will never reveal which bits are true and which are fiction. That I leave to my readers to decide. My stories are unusual inasmuch as I tend to make every word count, and in many of my tales, there are clues dotted around which, if missed by the reader, can result in them misunderstanding, or missing the point entirely. Readers who skim over paragraphs will most likely miss a great deal of what I write, especially in my short stories, where the ultimate clue can be a single word. While writing, I try to engage the reader as much as possible and then drop the bombshell at the very end; usually in the last paragraph or, sometimes, as the last line. This technique has held me in good stead over the years and I keep doing it. It seems that none of my readers ever tires of waiting to read that final line to find out what really happens. My work may not be to everyone’s liking, buy hey, you can’t win ‘em all. I write for the sheer thrill of it, and dedicate all of my work to my six-year old daughter, who remains my finest achievement and is the inspiration for most of my work. If you’re ever stuck for story ideas, watch a six-year old at play and open your mind. See the world through their eyes and your own world will be opened to possibilities you never imagined possible. If you like my work, tell 40,000 of your closest friends. If you don’t, tell me, and then tell me why. We are all of us merely players in a world gone mad, each of us trying to make our way in a time when the sky is the limit and we are limited only by our imaginations. As I completed my two degrees in medicine, I also write a lot of non-fiction; some of it medical and some of about publishing and the English language. The way I take a break from writing fiction, is to write some non-fiction. Weird, I know, but it works for me. Happy reading . . .
The Important Message by Yvonne Blake The Important Message by Yvonne Blake July 18, 2011 $1.99 627 words Sample 20%
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I am wife, mother, and grandmother who is now pursuing my dream of writing.
The Impossibility of Blue by P.A. Jones The Impossibility of Blue by P.A. Jones June 01, 2011 $1.00 24512 words Sample 15%
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I'm currently based in one of the home counties in the UK, though my heart's still down in Brighton, where I lived for several years and which I used as the setting for my first novel, Eva. My favourite authors include: Paul Auster, William Trevor, Peter Carey, Raymond Chandler, Philip Pullman, Kate Atkinson, Angela Carter … About my writing Some of my fiction draws on my experiences from the world of work, but whatever the setting I’m intrigued by the motivations and hidden lives of my characters. I'm currently working on another novella; a novella that's turning into a novel and several short stories.
The Impossible Engineers by MJ Fletcher The Impossible Engineers by MJ Fletcher April 30, 2012 $4.99 95441 words Sample 15%
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MJ Fletcher is the creator of the comic book series Adam Zero: The Last Man of Earth published by Ronin Studios. He’s also been published in Hope: The Hero Initiative and Digital Webbing Presents. The Doorknob Society series is his first book series and he’s thrilled about it. He lives near the beach with his wife, daughter, dog and a crotchety cat.
The Impossible Rescue (The Castle Sisters #1) by Jason Krumbine The Impossible Rescue (The Castle Sisters #1) by Jason Krumbine March 26, 2012 $2.99 24659 words Sample 10%
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Jason Krumbine is a born again Christian and is happily married to wonderful woman named Donna. They live in Florida where he spends his free time reading and practicing his mad Nintendo Wii skills. Jason is the author of Fruitbasket from Hell, Reflections of the Pink Elephant, Explorers of the Unknown, Heaven’s Superhero and A is for Amnesia, B is for Bullet. He also does a free daily webcomic at his website, www.jasonkrumbine.com, called Rupert & Me. For questions, comments, and just about anything e-mail Jason at onestrayword@gmail.com or just drop him a line at his website.
The Impossible Venusian by Tara Loughead The Impossible Venusian by Tara Loughead July 30, 2010 Free! 2881 words Read a sample
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Just a red-headed adventure loving country girl. taraloughead@gmail.com
The Imposter by Kristina Howells The Imposter by Kristina Howells May 14, 2011 $0.99 2481 words Sample 5%
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I am a published author and poet. I currently live in Calais in France, I am a British expat. I have written non-fiction and fiction works. My works include: A Hatter goes Mad Te Deum Una voce Lettre Fatale Making sense of the Genesis Flood Making sense of the Life of Christ Law and Gospel Les Delices de Calais Short stories Poetry Since my publishers have gone out of business due to the credit crisis I am now self publishing using Lulu.com to help me. It is easy to publish without paying for it when you know how. All my works are found on amazon. If you wish to contact me please do not hesitate all queries will be answered.
The Impostor #0: Suiting Up by Richard Lee Byers The Impostor #0: Suiting Up by Richard Lee Byers July 13, 2011 Free! 7945 words Read a sample
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Richard Lee Byers is the author of over thirty fantasy and horror novels, including a number set in the Forgotten Realms. His short fiction has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies. A resident of the Tampa Bay area, the setting for much of his horror fiction, he spends his free time fencing and playing poker.
The Impostor #1: Half a Hero by Richard Lee Byers The Impostor #1: Half a Hero by Richard Lee Byers July 25, 2011 $0.99 38746 words Sample 20%
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Richard Lee Byers is the author of over thirty fantasy and horror novels, including a number set in the Forgotten Realms. His short fiction has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies. A resident of the Tampa Bay area, the setting for much of his horror fiction, he spends his free time fencing and playing poker.
The Imprisonment of Bersine by Monica P The Imprisonment of Bersine by Monica P Dec. 08, 2010 $1.00 3055 words Sample 15%
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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 Improbable Cure by Richard M. Schultz The Improbable Cure by Richard M. Schultz June 05, 2011 $0.99 69441 words Sample 10%
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Richard M Schultz has worked as a cancer researcher, medical writer, and drug development consultant for over 35 years. He has always been interested in novel anticancer therapeutics, recognizing the limitations of conventional cancer treatments. He received his B.S. degree in microbiology/immunology from the University of Illinois and advanced training at the University of Illinois and George Washington University. He began his career as a research associate at the University of Illinois School of Veterinary Medicine in Urbana, Illinois studying virus-induced tumors in animals. He next worked as a tumor immunologist at both the Frederick Cancer Research Center, Frederick, Maryland and at the National Cancer Institute, Bethesda,MD on the potential role of immunotherapy in cancer. As a senior research scientist, he established a new program on host defense in cancer at Lilly Research Laboratories, Indianapolis, IN and led critical studies on the development of two blockbuster cancer drugs, Gemzar and Alimta. Richard has concentrated much of his research on some of the most difficult cancers to treat, including pancreatic carcinoma and mesothelioma. He has led efforts to develop novel strategies that target tumor cells and leave normal healthy cells alone. He has developed several experimental models of human cancer in mice. He is an authority on personalized (targeted) cancer therapy and published a monograph on the subject: Advances in Targeted Cancer Therapy, Progress in Drug Research (R. M. Schultz, Ed.), 2005, Birkhauser Verlag, Basel (Switzerland). He has authored over 150 research papers in scientific books and prestigious journals, including Science and Nature and has presented over 100 lectures at national and international cancer meetings. Richard has written several medical review articles on the status of cancer treatment and on new drug development. He is an active member of the American Association of Cancer Research and has been an associate editor for Clinical Cancer Research.
The Impulse to Punish (a short story of Mars) by Ty Johnston The Impulse to Punish (a short story of Mars) by Ty Johnston June 19, 2011 $0.99 9978 words Sample 20%
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Ty Johnston is a fiction author and former newspaper journalist. Most of his writing is in the fantasy and horror genres, but he has been known to dip his pen into the literary fountains from time to time. When not busy writing or reading, he enjoys spending time with his wife, their beagle and house rabbits on their crazy travels across the U.S.
The Impure Schoolgirl by Pussy-Willow Penn The Impure Schoolgirl by Pussy-Willow Penn April 25, 2012 $1.99 8209 words Sample 20%
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The In Silk Series (Bundle) by Gayle Eden The In Silk Series (Bundle) by Gayle Eden Sep. 27, 2010 $3.99 195923 words Sample 30%
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Eve Asbury (ST Romance), Gayle Eden (Sensual Romance) and B.D. Dillon (Urban Fantasy/Fantasy/ & Mystery/Suspense) are the pen names of one versitile author. After establishing herself with readers while under contract with seven e-publishers in early 2004-2007, she went on to co-op with several other successful authors before moving into Indie Publishing in 2010. She has had numerous titles on bestseller lists with many novels receiving accolades from various romance review sites. She currently lives in the southeast, surrounded by the Holston River, with her husband of 33 years. When not absorbed by the characters who constantly intrigue her, she enjoys getting together with her two children, son-in-law, daughter-in-law and six grandchildren, and also spends time blogging and networking, always keeping in touch with her core group of fans who have stood with her through the years. An author who believes in storytelling, and in love and passion, she says she always trusts the characters to tell her "their" story, and is as fascinated by how it plays out as the reader.
The In-Between by Kayla Russo The In-Between by Kayla Russo Sep. 28, 2011 $2.99 88889 words Sample 20%
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As a nine-year-old, Karen Sandler was a horse-crazy kid with an over-active imagination. When that pony she begged for didn’t appear on Christmas morning, she wrote about horses in poetry and stories. It took until she was an adult to both buy her first horse (the very unladylike Lady) and see her first book published. Since then, she’s sold seventeen other books. In addition to writing novels, short stories and screenplays, she loves riding her beautiful Andalusian/Morgan mare, Belle (who is very ladylike). She lives in Northern California with her husband, Gary, and three cats—pleasingly plump Tenka, formerly feral Zak, and cranky diabetic Casper.
The Inbetweeners:Emily by Julie Grinnell The Inbetweeners:Emily by Julie Grinnell Sep. 26, 2011 $4.99 67533 words Sample 20%
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I never thought or prayed to be a business woman, I just am. Through the years I have helped grow other businesses as well as launching my own endeavors that came to fruition. The ability I have, to ‘see’ what is needed to move a company to the next level, whether this is the launch or expansion of the company, is a gift from God. Let me explain... As a young girl growing up in the UK, I remember going to the fish and chip shop in the village we lived in with my dad. The shop had just changed hands and they were changing the name of the business. I liked the old name better and so we talked about it. Dad explained that it was all about identity and what the owner was looking to establish and went on to explain that as words have meanings, even our own names mean something. I was fascinated by what he had to say and thought of the endless possibilities of names for the little, but highly successful, fish ‘n chip shop when it occurred to me that all the shops in the village were very busy yet this did not reflect the local population at the time and I became curious about business development and the success of a company. During my high school years I dreamt of the types of businesses I would be interested in owning and developed as an entrepreneur with my father as my first client. My father worked as a painter and decorator and was made redundant from a long-standing position with a company in the neighboring town. He must have felt desperate; three young children, a wife, house, car, no office skills or qualifications and no money. I remember the day it was announced he’d lost his job, I’d been attending high school for a few months, I’ll never forget his face, but I saw the new circumstances differently to him, I saw it as a way to move forwards rather than a set back and said so. He just shook his head at the prospect of working for himself and sat heavy-hearted at the kitchen table when I announced I had a plan for his business and that it was called a business plan. I explained that the first stages of the plan were to market his services by telling everyone how great a painter and decorator he was. I remember his smile, it was a little wry but more than anything, it was a smile you give a child for being so simple. I then went on to tell him that there was no time like the present and that we should put what we knew about him and the services he had to offer on a piece of paper, which could be typed and pinned to all of the notice boards in the village, and as they say, the rest is history. God Spoke, I Listened Knowing my limitations I stuck to what I knew worked and had no vision or dream to develop or publish a magazine, this all changed when I heard from God. It was at the end of the summer of 1998, I was waiting for a client who was running late when I heard God, He simply said to read a magazine. I immediately thought that there probably wasn’t a title I would be that interested in, but went ahead anyway, after I’d finished turning the last page to the magazine I sat wondering if I’d missed something when God spoke again, what He said changed me and the rest of my life forever. “I want you to develop a magazine for Me.” As soon as He spoke I started to laugh. I wasn’t laughing at Him, but the idea of me writing an article was ridiculous to me, once I’d stopped laughing this is what I said. “God, have You forgotten I’m dyslexic?” His response was direct, “Julie, have you forgotten I am God.” I stopped laughing and that night I wrote my first article. I didn’t bother to re-read it, and soon after shutting the computer down for the evening God prompted me to read what I’d written. I didn’t ask why, I just went back to the computer and did as He requested. No sooner had I read the first sentence when I exclaimed that I was right, I couldn’t do it; the article was a mess …. but He showed me something that I had never seen before, He showed me that I could see what was wrong and because of this, I thought I could edit it. That night I went to bed with hope but before I slept, God had one more thing to do. I didn’t ask for it, I wasn’t thinking about it, but as I sat reading, God touched me and I received healing. I remembered the sensation of light electrical charges running through my head, then as if my brain actually moved. The next time I took a look at that article, I was able to edit it and from that day on, I made plans and gathered information for the magazine that He gave the title, Living Spirit
The Inbetweens - The Crossing by Nikki Aksamit The Inbetweens - The Crossing by Nikki Aksamit May 22, 2012 $4.99 29832 words Sample 15%
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Originally from Canada, Nikki Aksamit is a free-lance writer and author living in Chandler, AZ with her wonderfully exhausting young children Rook, Rohan and Reesyn, and the head of her imaginary fan club, husband Sevin. An advocate for children and children's education, Nikki is the President of the "Mommy, What is...? Project", a non-profit organization created to provide pre-schools, schools and libraries with educational books for young readers.
The Incarnations of Death by Ken La Salle The Incarnations of Death by Ken La Salle April 20, 2011 $2.95 24703 words Sample 15%
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Novelist and Playwright, Ken La Salle grew up in Santa Ana, California and has remained in the surrounding area his entire life. He was raised with strong, blue collar roots, which have given him a progressive and environmentalist view. As a result, you'll find many of his stories touching those areas both geographically and philosophically. His plays have been seen in theaters across the country and you can find a growing number of books available online. Find out more about Ken on his website at www.kenlasalle.com.
The Incarnator by Max E. Keele The Incarnator by Max E. Keele April 19, 2012 Free! 2474 words Read a sample
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Max E. Keele is the author of numerous short stories that have appeared online and in print. From 2001 to 2003, his magazine of off-beat speculative fiction, Fiction Inferno, showcased the works of over two dozen authors, many of whom have gone on to successful fiction careers. A selection of Keele’s short fiction is available online and can be found at MaxFiction (http://www.fictioninferno.com/maxfiction.html).
The Inception: Poems of Love and Life by Allen Smith The Inception: Poems of Love and Life by Allen Smith May 28, 2011 $1.99 3552 words
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The Incidental Battle For The Universe(s) by Patrick Feron The Incidental Battle For The Universe(s) by Patrick Feron Dec. 07, 2010 $0.99 97880 words Sample 90%
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"Kia ora" from Aotearoa New Zealand! My broad interests in our world's natural wonders, ancient myths, history, the physical sciences, space and more are melded with pure fantasy in my writing. I love a little bit of mystery, a puzzle with a lovely solution, and curious chains of events that come together when least expected. When I write, it is my intention that the reader can pick up on the puzzles, enjoy the solutions, and get a kick out of realizing how seemingly unconnected events link up. I hope that anyone who reads my work finds it light and relaxing with an occasional chuckle. My favourite authors are Terry Pratchett (I have a signed copy of MORT) and John le Carre. My first favourite novel was an old, old paperback copy of Bram Stoker's Dracula I found tucked away gathering dust on a shelf in the living room. Kind regards and happy reading! Patrick
The Incidental Sister by Fiona K. Howard The Incidental Sister by Fiona K. Howard Jan. 14, 2012 $2.99 9615 words Sample 15%
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Author Fiona K. Howard specializes in erotic short stories featuring stepbrother/stepsister, stepfather/stepdaughter, stepfather/stepson, and stepbrother/stepbrother pairings, with an occasional aunt- or uncle-by-marriage thrown in for good measure.
The Incomparable Mrs. McAllister: A Short Story by Amanda Lawrence Auverigne The Incomparable Mrs. McAllister: A Short Story by Amanda Lawrence Auverigne March 12, 2012 $0.99 9373 words Sample 5%
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Amanda Lawrence Auverigne writes fiction.
The Incorrigible Lady Catherine by Elena Greene The Incorrigible Lady Catherine by Elena Greene Nov. 16, 2011 $1.99 68935 words Sample 20%
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Elena Greene grew up reading her mother’s Georgette Heyer novels, but it wasn’t until she went on an international assignment to the United Kingdom that she was inspired to start writing her own. Her first Regency romance was published in 2000 and was followed by five more Regencies and a novella. Her books have won the Desert Rose Golden Quill and Colorado Romance Writers' Award of Excellence. Her Super Regency, LADY DEARING’S MASQUERADE, won RT Book Club’s award for Best Regency Romance of 2005. Elena lives in upstate New York with her stroke survivor husband and two daughters.
The Incredible Mr. Fix-It by Russ Crossley The Incredible Mr. Fix-It by Russ Crossley March 05, 2012 $2.99 6830 words Sample 20%
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Russ Crossley writes romance under the name R.G. Hart, mystery under the name R.G. Crossley, and science fiction and fantasy under his own. This year there will be re-issues the romantic comedies, Bachelorette: Zombie Edition and Antique Virgin originally published by Sapphire Blue Publishing, an additional paranormal romantic comedy, Zomopolis, and a new original western romance entitled, The Fire In Their Hearts co-authored with R.S. Meger. He has sold several short stories that have appeared in anthologies from Pocket Books, St. Matins Press, at Smashwords, and other e-retail sites. With his wife, romance author R.S. Meger, he owns and operates a small press publishing company, 53rd Street Publishing. The company began in April 2011 and now has over sixty e-book titles and two print titles, with more planned in 2012. He is a member of SF Canada and the Greater Vancouver Chapter of Romance Writers of America. He is also an alumni of the Oregon Coast Professional Fiction Writers Master Class taught by award winning author/editors, Kristine Katherine Rusch and Dean Wesley Smith. To find a complete listing of his work check out his website http://www.rghart.com, http://russstory.blogspot.com.Razor's blog can be found at http://razorandedge.blogspot.com Feel free to contact him on Facebook or Twitter. He loves to hear from readers
The Incredible Shrinking Bogey Bear by Clive Gilson The Incredible Shrinking Bogey Bear by Clive Gilson April 03, 2012 $0.99 7981 words Sample 50%
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I've been writing since age 11 and had various shorts and pieces of poetry published over the years. I started writing longer fiction a couple of years ago and have even set up my own small publishing company in collaboration with other writers at The Write Factor. I've also worked as a journalist and contributor to various magazines and newspapers, although I'm concentrating on fiction right now. I'm looking forward to getting new work up and out into the wider world, and hopefully we'll get chance to share work, comments, feedback and all that...
The Incredible Shrinking Bully by Mona Schmitt The Incredible Shrinking Bully by Mona Schmitt Feb. 21, 2012 $3.99 1662 words Sample 30%
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The Incredibly Horny Bulk by Jenna Powers The Incredibly Horny Bulk by Jenna Powers March 17, 2012 $2.99 4772 words Sample 20%
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Jenna Powers is a sultry executive assistant by day who lets her fantasies come true through erotica writing by night.
The Incremental Revelation of Soul by Steven Bennett The Incremental Revelation of Soul by Steven Bennett Aug. 04, 2011 $0.99 49568 words Sample 10%
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Steve Bennett was born in Boston and has remained literary ever since, even after moving to Southern California where he lives, with his family, in Julian.
The Incubator by Mark Alders The Incubator by Mark Alders Feb. 08, 2012 $4.99 33643 words Sample 10%
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The Inda Lauryn Sampler by Inda Lauryn The Inda Lauryn Sampler by Inda Lauryn Jan. 13, 2012 Free! 50315 words Read a sample
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Inda Lauryn is constantly changing the soundtrack of her life. Although she has been writing since her childhood, she only recently decided to pursue her first love as a professional endeavor. She finally came to terms with the fact that her imagination was bigger than her ambitions so she needed to make them match. A lifelong music and movie lover, she frequently cites her favorite artists and films in her work, drawing inspiration from them as well as exploring their effect on society. She is currently working on a collection of two novels, several novellas, a fantasy serial and a screenplay, hoping to contribute to the ever-expanding representations of African-American women in literature and film. Visit the website conceding2kismet.weebly.com.
The Indecent Condition by Ana Star The Indecent Condition by Ana Star Oct. 22, 2011 $1.99 4259 words Sample 35%
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Ana Star grew up in Canada, in the French province of Quebec. She began to write in her early teens and has never stopped since. English is her second language and yet a major part of her writing life. When Ana is not writing, she takes care of her guinea pigs, Yuki and Kyo, and loves to go to the movies. She has a passion for Asian movies, music and foreign cultures. Ana’s writing genres are fantasy, horror and erotica.
The Independent Star by Jack Shadow The Independent Star by Jack Shadow Dec. 15, 2010 $0.99 13358 words Sample 40%
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I have been writing erotic stories for many years. I write contemporary erotica but also enjoy fantasy, horror or science fiction themed erotica If you are interested in custom erotica, drop me an email or visit my website.
The Indian Doctor ( A Gay Erotica ) by Habu The Indian Doctor ( A Gay Erotica ) by Habu March 17, 2012 $2.99 16740 words Sample 15%
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The Indian Joke Book by Anindya Basu The Indian Joke Book by Anindya Basu Dec. 18, 2010 Free! 7066 words Read a sample
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Anindya Basu is a former software professional turned writer who lives in Howrah, West Bengal, India. 'The Final War' is his first novel. His passions in life are books, songs and computer games.
The Indiana Caper by Dallas Releford The Indiana Caper by Dallas Releford June 23, 2011 $1.99 71063 words Sample 20%
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The Indifferent Children of the Earth by Gregory Ashe The Indifferent Children of the Earth by Gregory Ashe Nov. 18, 2011 $4.99 101748 words Sample 20%
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The Indigo by Anthony Brumfield The Indigo by Anthony Brumfield March 25, 2012 $2.00 12071 words Sample 10%
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I am a Writer of many genres just getting into the online world as I have made most of my living off of print copies. I am now attempting to spread by books on the web, a place that has a longer market, as i do not want to quit my career. It's a hard road, but people have always liked my books. Each for every type of person or personality, sometimes targeting all. I also have many different writing styles so I am varied in my works. If a person would not like one style, they would pick another book I wrote that has a style they identify with. i try to be open, try to target as many readers so nobdoy gets left behind.
The Indigo Kid by Wren Harris The Indigo Kid by Wren Harris April 11, 2012 $1.50 68195 words Sample 20%
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I only started writing in 1995 in my late 50s (yeah for us late bloomers!). Debbie’s Story - the story of childhood sexual abuse - was a huge hit when published in 1997, one of those books that appeared just at the right time and in the right place. It was second on the bestseller list for that year. We immigrated to New Zealand in 1997 and in 2000 I co-authored a book called A New Life in New Zealand with my good friend Surita Nortjé. That has since become the preferred textbook for potential immigrants to New Zealand. After that there was a lull when I wrote almost exclusively for magazines and newspapers, in particular Connections and Migrant News. In 2006 I published a gift book called To the Child Unborn, a delightful book filled with wisdom and love which, I think, is the best thing I've done. 2007 and 2008 marked the start of my life as a fiction writer. I wrote The Falling of Shadows, The Indigo Kid and Accidental Hero which you can buy through my website, www.jennyharrison.co.nz These were written under my nom de plume Wren Harris. Oh, I forgot to tell you, my real name is Jenny Harrison
The Indiscreet Ladies of Green Ivy Way by Alyssa Kress The Indiscreet Ladies of Green Ivy Way by Alyssa Kress March 19, 2012 $0.99 99519 words Sample 20%
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Alyssa Kress completed her first novel at the age of six, an unlikely romance between a lion and the jackal who wants to steal his meal. Despite earning two degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and spending nearly a decade in the construction industry, she's yet to see her feet stay firmly on the ground. She now lives in Southern California, three miles from where she first committed pen to paper, together with her husband and two children.
The Indisputable Legend of Thomas Parr: The Secret & The King by Sofia Diana Gabel The Indisputable Legend of Thomas Parr: The Secret & The King by Sofia Diana Gabel May 06, 2012 $0.99 14286 words Sample 20%
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I've been writing for so many years that I've lost count. I have a historical women’s fiction, A Woman’s Way (Piraeus Books, February 2011) and a science fiction novella, The Clean Slate Accord (Untreed Reads, July 2011), published recently and I'm currently working on several other novels and the second installment of Thomas Parr.
The Induction - Master of Subservience by Kayden McLeod The Induction - Master of Subservience by Kayden McLeod Jan. 25, 2012 $3.79 7088 words Sample 20%
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The Inept Adept & The Almost Last Unicorn by Peter Butterworth The Inept Adept & The Almost Last Unicorn by Peter Butterworth March 04, 2011 $1.99 32123 words Sample 25%
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aloha, I was born in Providence, Rhode Island but began a life of many moves soon thereafter (3 high schools, 2 junior high schools...even 2 kindergardens). I kept moving in a westerly direction until I reached Hawaii. If I moved any further west it'd be east so I returned to California (& gave up a Hemenway scholarship from UH). Spent too much time in competitive athletic endeavors (I was told I was the only history major at La Crosse State U. I was there to play baseball at a very good phy-ed school). Yes, history was my major but you can do only 2 things with a history degree: teach or write. I wasn't ready to do either so I ended up as a pysch nurse (after doing this and that). My motto: Life is serious but...you cannot take it seriously. I've always been interested in people and the human condition and I have the gift of wonder (ex. if wisdom is important why does our culture - and others - ignore it and not esteem it? Our educational system doesn't even teach it in philosophy classes ['No more Kant and the color red already!]). Hence (or is it ergo?), I've matured enough to devote myself to the scribbling craft. Mahalo, Peter