Alethea Kontis imprint: 8 books

Annaleigh Elizabeta Morales did not expect to die tonight. She did not expect to meet Death. She did not expect to become an angel. She certainly did not expect to screw it up so badly. Fans of Arilland will enjoy this dark, bloodstained tale of a slightly misguided angel with her heart in the right...

Imagine a universe where, on November 5, 1605, Guy Fawkes's Gunpowder Plot was successful. The explosion resulted in a schism that split the British Prime Universe into two more planes of existence: one that went forwards in time (clockwise), and one that went backwards (counterclockwise, or widdershins)....

Jack Brown is an unhappy painter whose glass is always half-empty. He lives on the top floor of an apartment complex next to a perky, optimistic witch named Cassie and her troublesome cat. This Halloween, beneath a full moon, Jack stumbles onto a magic spell that brings him far more than he bargained...

Space explorers Kat Savage and Blu Valentine land their ship on a planet in response to a distorted message from a damaged emergency beacon. In their quest to find the source of the beacon, they find a lush world filled with beautiful plants and various insect life, but no inhabitants. And then they...

A young woman in fantasy Victorian London looks forward to showing off her magical etching skills to the head of the Society of Natural Scientists. This e-book includes the original short story as well as "The Princess with Butterfly Wings," an essay about the origins of the idea for this tale.

Instead of the world ending in 2012, the majorityof the population turned into were-beings of their totem animal. Peter, Quinn, Romeo and Sam are four (lame) shapeshifters (platypus, mosquito, piranha, sloth) who also happen to be best friends and members of a (terrible) garage band. But the local...

Pregnant and troubled, Ennica Jamison follows a schoolyard legend and climbs to the top of Black Mountain to seek help from the witch who lives there. This e-book includes the original short story as well as "Discovering Harlan," an essay about the origins of the idea for this tale. (ages 13 & up)

A toy Giant and a clockwork Unicorn star in this retelling of Aesop's fable "The Lion and the Mouse," in a steampunk fantasy setting.