The Story by Nathaniel Farcas: A young man comes home, but home is not what he thought it was...and I guess it is a supernatural tale.

A Royal Pain in the Ear by Lauren Lang: Royal earaches are no laughing matter for a court jester.

Uprooted by Jon Fain: A Hollywood location manager goes to a place he thought he'd never see again—his hometown—to deal with unpleasant memories and the complex needs of his estranged family.

Open House by Elizabeth S. Devecchi: A young realtor is assigned her first open house, a step toward independence and escape from an abusive husband. The mysterious inhabitants of the little fixer-upper have different plans for her.

The Kipling Lamp by Eric D. Lehman: A young man buys a magical lamp that belonged to Rudyard Kipling in order to become a famous writer, but it does not go as smoothly as he hopes.

Copper by Brittany Bell: A lonely girl befriends her elderly neighbor one summer after her parents cut ties with her best friend's; s family for undisclosed reasons.

All For You, Sara Sue by Ken Goldman: Meet Darcy and Elliot, a childless couple who desperately want a baby of their own but find they are unable to conceive. Together they discover a most unusual way to make that birth happen—and Sara Sue is born! But at what cost?

Basement Bob by Brittany Bell: An eleven-year-old girl undergoes a formative experience while trying to impress an older boy by spying on the town's enigmatic recluse, akin to Boo Radley.

The Weeping Scimitar by Vincent Czyz: “The Weeping Scimitar,” set in the hinterlands of an unnamed Eastern European country in the 19th century, is the tale of a judgment, a blood debt, and a small band of brigands bent on escaping a gulag.

The Geisha in the Attic by Dalton Mire: ”Southern Belle” is exiled by missionaries to a House of Geisha in 1860s Japan, and her letters inspire a woman in the 21st Century.

Statute of Limitations by Gary Zenker: The long arm of the law has an even longer reach than one might guess.

Additional authors include Brittany Bellmore, Justin Lowemore, Gary Zenker, Ibtisam Shahbaz, Mykyta Ryzhykh, Eric D. Lehman, and Jerry Purdon.