Welcome to the Isle of the Lost: the place where all of the fairy-tale villains have been banished. On an isolated island far away from the kingdom of Auradon, the inhabitants are forced to live inside a dome which blocks all magic. Malificent rules the island and is determined that one day she will have her revenge. Read More »

Everyone knows the story of Peter Pan. So many of us have fallen in love with the boy who never wants to grow up and his band of lost boys. We have been led to believe that Captain Hook is an evil, treacherous pirate who fights with children. Perhaps there is much truth in that, but we only know one side of the story. Read More »

Stories of the Fey seem to have been around since the beginning of time, coming in all shapes and sizes and the deeds attributed to these beings are just as widely diverse. A Chimerical World: Tales of the Seelie Court contains nineteen stories pertaining to what we have labeled the good fey. We tend to think of the Seelie as goodness and light, but they are just as quick to abduct a human or cause pain and mischief. Read More »

Laurel Sewell is struggling to figure out where she really belongs. She has no memory of Avalon, the faerie realm, but she is told that this is where she came from. Returning for the summer to study faerie magic, Laurel is amazed that everyone knows her but she cannot remember anyone. She struggles to catch up with classmates who excel at all the things she should know how to do. Avalon is Read More »

Laurel is back in school for her senior year. Now that she has chosen to be with her human boyfriend, David, Laurel is confident that this year will go smoothly. She is getting more skilled at mixing and, though she misses her Faerie guardian, Tamani, things are a lot less complicated without him around. So when Tamani shows up at Laurel’s school posing as an exchange student from Scotland, Laurel’s whole world goes into a tailspin.
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As a partner, Marissa has a lot of responsibility for the Grimm Agency, but she keeps things on track, including the big guy. When he sends her on a mission to the dwarves, though, things go a little awry. She finds herself in a contract with a demon to begin the apocalypse. Can you say “oops”? Read More »

Lady Rhiannon le Fay was on a sacred mission to save both the Fae world and the mortal world from The Convergence, a meeting of the worlds that was guaranteed to be destructive. Rhiannon had passed through the Veil that separated Fae from mortal to travel to the Tudor Court to deliver a missive from her mother, the Faerie Queene, asking for a treaty of peace. On the way, Rhiannon and her fellow travelers were attacked by a band of robbers, nearly losing their lives, until a dark man swooped in to assist in the battle. Read More »

Avaline Hall was forced to take a job at the Triangle Waist Factory after her mother Evangeline’s suicide, and narrowly escaped the tragic fire that killed over one hundred young women. Ava was saved by a young man whom she believed had sprouted wings and caught her as she fell off the ladder while escaping the flames. Her belief in the young man, and her statements to hospital personnel, ended with Ava being confined to a mental hospital for five months, until her grandmother located her and forced the doctors to release her. Read More »

Stroke of Midnight is a very short story about Mariel, daughter of the King of the Fairy. She had been granted one year to live among the humans in London. That year was just a few hours shy of being fulfilled when she sees Rhys, sent by her father to fetch her home. She balks about leaving before her time, so Rhys agrees to let Mariel show him about town till it’s time to leave.
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Fairy godmother, Christy, is ready to retire. Three hundred and fifty years is a long career and she just wants to spend time with her loving husband. Her last job should be a breeze, if a bit unusual for her. Roarke Turner’s one true love is his childhood friend, Stephanie. However, Cupid seems to have taken an unnatural interest in Christy’s charge and Stephanie is not cooperating at all.

Aimery Duncan has given up his pampered life on his family’s sugar cane plantation to serve in the Allied Kingdom’s army. Preferring anonymity, he is not happy when Captain Kree Fawr appoints him as Field Marshall, and neither are the officers he is now commanding. But, what the Captain wants, the Captain gets and he is smart enough to realize that Duncan has what it takes to win the war against the Descendants.
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Moira is in Faerie, dealing with court and the increasingly insane Queen, leaving Abby in charge of the shop and Midnight Marketplace. Brystion is sticking to the shadows in the garden surrounding Abby’s house in the Dreaming. Talivar is giving some seriously un-bodyguard like signals. And Benjamin, Moira’s newborn, is sporting some interesting appendages.
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After revisiting her childhood belief in faeries and their world, Signe Pike begins an extended journey to discover faeries, trolls, sprites, and any other unseen creatures that inhabit the fringes of our world. Her search begins in New York, where Signe must learn to block out the background noise of the city in order to concentrate on the messages the faeries may have for her.
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Uncertain Allies the fifth book in the Connor Grey series, things just keep getting more complicated for Connor. He is now wanted on charges by the federal government for the riots that destroyed most of the Weird, the part of Boston in which the faerie population lives. Also, the family of his best friend, Detective Murdock, hates him because it turned out he had an affair with their mother a long time ago — a woman who turned out to be a druid, even though she was married to the commissioner who was very anti-faerie. Read More »

Imagine being a young girl in Victorian London. Now imagine having both of your parents just disappear into thin air, and suddenly responsible for caring for yourself and your younger brother. If that is not enough for any twelve-year-old to handle, add on the fact that faeries do exist, and there is a dangerous war going on between the two factions of faeries, the Seelie and Unseelie, and with the humans. Emily Snow stumbles onto the knowledge of faeries on what starts out to be a typical morning, and her life will never be the same. She saves a tiny, dark-skinned man from other small, dark, tattooed men, all of which turn out to be piskies. Emily Snow will now be public enemy number one, with both faerie factions, and Ravenhill, an unpleasant man who apparently dislikes faeries very much, and people who consort with faeries.
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