

Fantastical stories. Genuine depth.
I've heard it said that fantasy books don't matter because "they're just made up." I can assure you these stories are very, very real. In every way that matters.
Beauty Reborn
"Beauty and the Beast" meets SPEAK in this YA fantasy about facing trauma and giving life a second chance.
Astra Remade
In this gender-bent "Rapunzel" retelling, a selfish young woman learns compassion from a prince trapped in a wicked fairy's tower.
Casters and Crowns
Crown Princess Aria fights to save her kingdom from deep-seated traditions of prejudice in this slow-burn tale of romance and political intrigue.
Sonnets and Serpents
In this companion to Casters and Crowns, a shapeshifting scholar and a poetic princess must overcome their hatred of each other to make it back home.
Once Upon a Future Time, vol. 4
"The Emperor's Test" - a sci-fi reimagining of "The Emperor's New Clothes" in which Netti tries to save her brother from two charlatans trying to swindle the empire.
Requiem: Tales of the Undead
"Grave's Gramophone" - a girl with an heirloom gramophone can ask three questions of the dead, but more fearful are the questions she asks herself about what waits beyond the grave.
Once Upon a Moonless Night
"The Shrine Against Fears" - in a village that fears monsters stalking the night, one family fears something deeper, and their only hope is entering a shrine that will never let them in.


"Let me live, love, and say it well in good sentences."
Sylvia Plath







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