Hiring a hot angel as her bodyguard was a smart business move… wasn’t it? Strictly business.

This Goddesses Series starter (book #1) is now available in ebook format.

To die, to sleep, perchance… well, Death can’t. Not before she finds someone to take over her job.

Book #2 in the Goddesses Saga – Life&Death: The Goddess of Light – can be read as a standalone romance.

One stubborn warrior in pursuit of the Goddess of Lust who doesn’t believe in love.

Book #3 in the Goddesses Series is a romcom and can be read as a standalone.

What if you don’t have forever to wait until your first love notices you?

Book #4 in the Goddesses Series is available from June 22nd.

A young adult Thumbelina retelling with notes of murder and mystery.

A 5 fairytale mashup in 1 Cinders-Embers-Ash trilogy omnibus set. Yup, 5-in-1: Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, Hans&Greta, Belle&Beast and Wizard of Oz retellings. Deliciously dark. Twisty-turney. Secrets peeled back like onions.

An illustrated double Cinderella retelling for adults – stepmother vs 17yo Ella’s diary of events

A Red Riding Hood multigenerational retelling with an interwoven second chances romance.

A multigenerational Wizard of Oz retelling.

5 short standalone stories related to magic mirrors to complement The Magic Mirrors Saga.

The second instalment of Tales from the Magic Kingdom: 5 short standalone spinoff stories related to magic shoes Cinderella wore to the ball which her younger sister Ellie snagged from the Wicked Witch of the West – to complement The Magic Mirrors Saga.

The third instalment of Tales from the Magic Kingdom: 5 short standalone stories related to the dragon princes Greta met when abducted by Eddie the 6-headed dragon.

A magical collection of brand new sea-themed fairytales collecting donations for Oceana to keep our oceans safe.

A magical collection of new fairytales set in the forest, collecting donations for Rainforest Foundation to support indigenous and traditional peoples in their effort to protect the environment.

An illustrated collection of ten incendiary fairytales, collecting donations for World Land Trust to help communities prone to wildfires.

A collection of eight short fantasy stories by USA Today bestselling, award-winning and up-and-coming indie authors, collecting donations to combat air pollution or provide torrent weather relief.

A clean multigen (YA/NA) prequel novella to Cinders: Necessary Evil and Charm&Mayhem: The Goddess of Fate.

A clean YA prequel novella to Cinders: Necessary Evil. If you’ve read my Thumbelina, you’ll find the zombie fairy quite familiar.

A collection of clean quirky, strange and out right unusual short stories collecting donations for Book Aid International to support literacy.

My story, Yumiko’s revenge is probably the most gruesome I’ll ever write, but it’s all about the blood-lapping magic boots. (Hey, it takes a lot of energy transporting people from A to B and cleaning up their messes, so yes, the boots take blood and life-years as payment and resurface again in Cinders: Necessary Evil and Life&Death: The Goddess of Light. And Ash: Crooked Fates as well.)

A collection of clean short tales of mixups and mistaken identities to support literacy.

My story, To Find A Queen is about Nefarious Russelbulb the Seventh hunting down a girl who would become Queen Gretel Crimsonlocks.

A collection of clean short tales of trios and triple threats to support literacy.

My story, To Catch a Thief is a mashup of Rapunzel and Snow White. There be dragons.

I decided to submit a different story, but To Spot a Swan with Hades myths will eventually be published as I hope to link it to my academy series (secret project, ssshhh).

The wheel of fate turns fourfold, bringing new legends and adventures.

An Arthurian prequel about Magic Kingdom.

Gothic romance short stories with HEAs/HFNs.

A friendship fiction book about ancient goddesses grappling with a bet gone wrong. It’s 0.5 prequel to the Goddesses Saga, but can be read as a standalone.

Dystopian is a vastly different genre from my usual fairytales, but this is actually the first book I ever wrote (and didn’t publish). I published Goddesses: The Bet instead. Go figure.

A humorous short retelling of the Three Princesses.

Do you require the services of a Guardian Angel? What’ll it be, a Prince Charming, a Knight in Shining Armour or a proper Guardian Angel? With or without wings?

Do you require the services of a Guardian Angel?