Following the great success of the very first Gothic Fantasy, deluxe edition short story compilations, Ghosts, Horror and Science Fiction, this exciting title is packed with detectives, mystery and murder. Whodunnits and mysteries from classic authors are cast with previously unpublished stories by exciting budding contemporary crime writers.

A strange encounter with a Fey shapeshifter on a Bosnian battlefield thrusts Will Kirwan into the middle of what he thought was a family legend. But the legend proves true, and now he must come to the aid of the ancient Fey King on a world untouched by humans. Three-hundred-year-old Soutien, half-Fey, half-human, returns to the Kirwan estate only to discover that all four of his charges, including the only woman he has ever loved, have been lured into the Fey world. In a place of tortured tree nymphs and madness, Will and Soutien must fight off the deadly Fey who want to kill them, find Will's siblings, and make their way to the King... all while war brews between the Seelie and Unseelie courts. They will risk everything-love, honor, and life-in the name of an oath taken centuries earlier. But will it be enough to stem the tide of a war that would destroy both worlds?

On a near-future Earth decimated by plagues, two species of humanity survive-Homo sapiens and Homo gaians. When an insane gaians blames sapiens for the world's problems, only Lauren Tom will stand between him and the destruction of the remaining sapiens. Unless she decides he's right. _________ Lauren Tom survived the Troubles that killed her father, survived her mother's disappearance ten years ago and now, at 23, she survives on her own in a cabin in the Yukon wilderness. What she may not survive is learning that her mother belonged to a different species and that she herself may soon be insane, if those who suddenly want to kill her don't get to her first.

An 'accidental' death, a train wreck and dark secrets in a deadly northern winter: When a man wearing a tux-but no shoes-turns up dead at the scene of a train crash, Kate Williams, chief of police of a tiny northern town, quickly realizes that his death wasn't accidental. During one of the most brutal winters in recent memory, Kate needs all her resources to discover how the dead man ended up in the snow. The deeper she digs, the deeper the mystery. When her beautiful niece suddenly arrives on her doorstep, sowing distraction and rivalry among Kate's constables, Kate worries that she may have to ship the girl back home, if only to get everyone's attention back on the guy in the tux. Then her niece goes missing. The Tuxedoed Man is the second in the Mendenhall Mysteries series featuring Kate Williams, newly hired chief of police. It is followed by The Weeping Woman. The series is also available as e-books.

Mysterious crying in the middle of the night... a strange light climbing where there are no stairs... Kate doesn't like vacations-she'd much rather stay on the job as chief of police of tiny Mendenhall, Manitoba. But her niece Amanda has been working too hard at her fledgling catering company. So Kate rents a cottage in Gimli, a beach town on the shore of Lake Winnipeg. Things go awry when in the middle of the very first night they hear a woman crying from the cottage next door. When Kate checks it out, however, there's no one there. Unsettled, Kate and Amanda start looking into the strange events next door. Then a series of thefts and arson attacks in Mendenhall draw Kate back home. To her surprise, the investigation into the Mendenhall crimes and the Gimli mystery spiral ever closer to each other. Then Amanda disappears and Kate will have to use all her skills if she is to protect her niece and right historic wrongs. The Weeping Woman is the third in the Mendenhall Mysteries series featuring Kate Williams, chief of police. Other books in the series include The Shoeless Kid and The Tuxedoed Man.