Eight year old Lily Carpenter gets told a bedtime story by her father, an incubus. Of course, being an incubus, his fairy tales are a little different.

Mr. Telle was a genius, an artist, a revolutionary of paranormal affairs. Mr. Telle was so revolutionary, in fact, that he was arrested for conspiring with the vampires he was theoretically out to stake. After five years buried alive in Hässlich’s highest security dungeon, Varian Telle escapes prison three days before the grizzly assassination of military official Scurlock Hooks. Varian, his treachery and arrest immediately make every headline, news station and billboard as murder suspect number one. After all, hadn’t Hooks been the one to accuse Varian of plotting in the first place? There’s only one problem: he’s disappeared before the murder trial. And the artful young pickpocket with serious debt, and her unicorn with a knack for tracking, are just the pair to find him in a coffee shop, morose and slightly hungover. She threatens to not only expose Varian if he does not accept her business proposal, but accuse him of abducting her as well. Should he accept, then once his work is complete she will reveal her identity, that he may demand a ransom from her fabulously wealthy parents. Either way, he's cornered. She claims she is a changeling, a human child stolen away to by Others, the invisible, magical race only talented few like Varian can still See, and raised in the place of a faerie as a slave. She has, however, entered into a bargain with the Underworld as well. Within three months, she must find a fae to take her place in the Seelie Court. Obviously, professional help is in order, and who could be more fit for the job the Varian Telle, himself? The pair of them enter into a contract: he finds the Imperfect whom her parents have raised in her place, and she, in return, pays him enough money to smuggle himself out of the country.

If I could turn back time, I don't think I would. It's not so bad here. Now I'm not alone, the empty hallways mocking me as I lay awake. I made friends here; the stars are very nice when you get to know them. They don't talk much, but they're great listeners. And sometimes, if I reach high enough, I can touch them. I don't have to work to live, I just lay around all day. It's actually quite nice. But I can still hear the water in my ears. It never goes away, almost laughing at me. That's the worst part about drowning.

Iron & Wine is a Paranormal Romance set in a world full of hidden magical places and secret societies cloaked by modern day. In the first instalment of the Iron World Series, young artist Avery Quinn reluctantly leaves behind her quiet and comfortable home in the country and moves to the city with her best friend Julie Ryan. With the expectation that college will be the most exciting part of her life, Avery hopes that her little world remains quiet and simple. But after a troublesome blue sprite comes looking for help, her boss turns out to be a three-hundred-year old vampire, and her best friend accidentally reveals herself as an orphaned pixie, school quickly becomes the least of her worries. Every aspect of Avery's life explodes with mythical beings and legendary creatures who all play a very important role in her existence. Some are friends, some are guardians, while others quickly become deadly enemies. Avery must learn to juggle living in both her world and theirs. But in this magical tale of strange love, strong bonds and scary beings; what once was nothing more than mere fairy tales told to her by her Aunt Tess are now a scary reality and Avery has somehow landed deep in the middle with no way out except death or worse...the loss of her humanity

Born with a damaged heart, Leanna Weston has lived a sheltered life with little chance at adventure. When she hears that Finvarra's Circus is coming to her small town, she sneaks off to witness the magic first hand, sure that this is her only chance at experiencing true magic-even if the frightening rumors about the heartless Ringmaster, Finvarra, are true. Caught by Finvarra, Leanna is given one chance at survival: she must join the circus. As slowly she becomes part of the strange family, Leanna learns that there is more than magic to this circus, but an ancient curse that has tied Finvarra's life to its rings. If the circus fails, he dies. Leanna vows to save the circus, but when a ruthless enemy emerges, set on destroying it and Finvarra, will Leanna be able to save them both, or will her broken heart fail her just when she needs it most? Cover Artist: Lisa Rhodes

Book One: Rae Wilder has problems. Supernatural creatures swarm earth, and humanity is on the brink of extinction. Stalked by a handsome fairy who claims she is like him, demonkind, she thinks maybe it was a mistake breaking the rules by going over the Wall into demon territory. Plunged into a world of dark magics, fierce creatures, and ritual sacrifice, she is charged with a guarding a magical amulet. The changes to her mind and body are startling, but rather than accept her purpose she struggles against who she is destined to be. Throw in a big lust for a vampire who can't keep his hands off her, and life starts to get complicated. Rae is forced to make the ultimate choice: to live and die human, or embrace her birth-right and wield magics that could turn her into something wicked, a force of nature nothing can control. (Previously titled Demon Girl).

An intimate fantasy tale, told in the stylings of an epic Asian drama, inspired by sweeping Chinese tragic story-telling, and dressed in a fictional fusion of Far Eastern mysticism and elements of steam culture. Turn the silk veil on a world forbidden from common eyes where children sail airships across the sky, a young emperor faces the tattered remains of his empire, a warlord stands on the brink of total conquest, and a gifted young boy embarks on a remarkable odyssey of triumph and sacrifice. Terr hardly knew the incredible future that awaited him when, for the first time, he laid his eyes upon the ether, a mysterious force visible only to a special group of children who are endowed with the divine ability to levitate airships and change the very will of the sky itself. Like all those who shared in his supernatural talents, he would be thrust into a secret world steeped in oriental traditions, be revered by monks and priests, sold by eager merchants, and abused by a rebellious military, lead by an ambitious warlord that would seek to unite all under heaven. In his sadly fallible, yet all-too-human journey, he would face the corruption of the Imperial Courts, be thrown into banishment as the servant of an exiled son of the Imperial Family, and eventually suffer the terrible horrors of a world war, which threatens to end all he holds dear. But as Terr and his dying country careen into the depths of a world torn by vengeance and prejudice, he would come to discover that even a humble child of the sky can still change the course of fate. SKY OF PAPER is also available for kindle and other mobile devices in its original chapter format on Amazon Kindle via the following link: http://goo.gl/B0Sp14

My name is Molly, and I am a walking apocalypse. Death on two legs. Life on the streets of Cheshire makes you hard, but it never prepared me for this. It all started when I stole something, nothing more than a pretty trinket that caught my eye (I didn't say I was honest). Later I find out it's a carrier of black magic. A deadly spell that will end life as we know it. I have days to get it across the world and into the right hands. And only minutes before the men chasing me finally catch up.

For a ghost who accidentally possessed a fence, Fency Hoover's life is going to change when a girl his age has the unique ability to see him. Will he commit the same mistake he has made in his past life? Or will he finally find a happy ending?