When the villain gets the chance to speak his piece, the shift in perspective can change everything.

A far stranger "Sleeping Beauty" than Walt Disney imagined. Definitely for older teens and adults.

This retelling of "East of the Sun, West of the Moon" looks at weaving, parental deception, and the importance of knowing your true name. It has a sequel named (what else?) "West" that fans of the first volume will want to check out, too.

Robin, aka The Hood, wants to protect the people of Sherwood. With her band of brothers, she fights for justice. Her biggest and most risky plan yet, to marry Bluebeard, the Sherrif, case his castle and steal his riches for the poor. But Bluebeard's got a bad reputation. Will Robin survive her marriage and save her people? Read to find out. 

What if the Sea Witch was not the villain? What if she had saved the Prince and tried to save other sailors from the other mermaids? Borrowing from the original Anderson tale and adding an excellent twist, this is one take on The Little Mermaid you won't want to miss. 

The Pied Piper, all over again with a twist.

What if a misspoken blessing cursed a kingdom? What if a princess was put to sleep for the safety of the world? What if the fae who made a mistake was charged with putting it right? 

A grim and lovely retelling of Sleeping Beauty from the perspective of the "bad fairy." Written for adults, but safe for brave teens as well. 

Steampunk, romance, vampires, and fairy tales mash up in this first book in an ongoing series.