Tanith Lee

When a stranger is captured by the Guards of the House and Garden where she has worked all her life as a slave, sixteen-year-old Claidi helps him escape and sets out with him to journey to his home city through the dangerous Waste.

Wolf Tower

Azhrarn, Prince of Demons, delights in creating amazing rewards, dangers, and horrors for the inhabitants of his world

Night's Master

A single-edition collection of the author's classic Gothic fantasy works includes The Book of The Damned, a volume of three twisted fables on the lives of the Paradys; The Book of The Beast, which introduces the legend of a monster through the eyes of its victims; and two other volumes. Simultaneous.

The Complete Paradys Cycle

The Secret Books of Paradys

In a novel-length tale of dark fantasy based on the fairy tale "Snow White," Arpazia and her unwanted daughter, Coira, conceived in violence during the sacking of her Arpazia's father's castle, are lured into the woods by the elder gods, who are seeking to restore their worship in a magical land in which a new religion threatens to transform life for everyone. Reprint.

White As Snow

On a planet devoted to seeking pleasure no matter what the cost, where the dead can be re-incarnated continually, a band of rebel teenagers bucks the system to seek the more subtle joys of the soul. Reprint.

Biting the Sun

Red as Blood

For sixteen-year-old Jane, life is a mystery she despairs of ever mastering. She and her friends are the idle, pampered children of the privileged class, living in luxury on an Earth remade by natural disaster. Until Jane's life is changed forever by a chance encounter with a robot minstrel with auburn hair and silver skin, whose songs ignite in her a desperate and inexplicable passion. Jane is certain that Silver is more than just a machine built to please. And she will give up everything to prove it. So she escapes into the city's violent, decaying slums to embrace a love bordering on madness. Or is it something more? Has Jane glimpsed in Silver something no one else has dared to see - not even the robot or his creators? A love so perfect it must be destroyed, for no human could ever compete?

The Silver Metal Lover

Young Artemesia, the daughter of a pirate queen, gets more than she bargained for when she escapes from a finishing school and commands her mother's old crew to take to the open seas.

Being a Daring Tale of a Singular Girl's Adventure Upon the High Seas

Piratica

Mercedes Lackey

C. E. Murphy

As the moon rises, unimaginable power emerges in this collection of stories that includes Mercedes Lackey's "Moontide," in which a young woman chooses to follow a Fool and discovers a magic that comes with a high price, as well as "The Heart of the Moon" by Tanith Lee and "Banshee Cries" by C. E. Murphy. Original.

Winter Moon

﻿Nobody knew where it had come from, or what it wanted. Not even Jaive, the sorceress, could fathom the mystery of the fabled beast. But Tanaquil, Jaive’s completely unmagical daughter, understood it at once. She knew why the unicorn was there: It had come for her. It needed her. Tanaquil was amazed because she was the girl with no talent for magic. She could only fiddle with broken bits of machinery and make them work again. What could she do for a unicorn? Grades 7-12, Tanaquil may be the daughter of a sorceress, but she can't do any magic--or so she thinks--and she finds life in her mother's castle very dull and lonely. Her one skill, that of mending things, leads her to piece together a pile of old bones found in the desert and unknowingly bring back to life a black unicorn that needs Tanaquil to help it return to its own, more perfect world. In the process of doing this, Tanaquil finds a sister, and discovers what her own powers really are. The plot of The Black Unicorn is in no way as simple as this description. It is complex and twisting, and while readers may not be sure where they're going, they'll never be bored. Lee's lush and highly visual style and her down-to-earth sense of humor are a constant entertainment. Her imagination is boundless, whether in recreating the life of desert nomads or describing a castle full of magical devices all gone slightly awry. The static cover illustration, with rearing unicorn and silver-gowned heroine, does not begin to convey the special flavor of this stylish, humorous fantasy. --Ruth S. Vose, San Francisco Public Library (School and Library Journal)

Black Unicorn

The conclusion to the Wolf trilogy follows Claidi, the enchanting diary writer, as she returns home to be reunited with her beloved fiancé Argul, but an unforeseen enemy has turned everyone against her, forcing Claidi to seek answers from the Ravens where she makes a startling discovery. Reprint.

Wolf Queen

The Claidi Journals II (Lee, Tanith. Claidi Journals, Bk. 2.)

Wolf Star

Following their marriage, Claidi and Argul are drawn back to her birthplace, the House, where yet again they are led to seek the answer to the riddle of Ustareth. Reprint.

Wolf Wing

Reading her clandestine copy of Jane's Story over and over again as an orphan growing up in the slums, Loren believes that she is too savvy to ever be drawn by a man of metal, until the META corporation brings back an improved version of the original Silver, in the sequel to The Silver Metal Lover. Original.

Metallic Love

An epic fantasy of eroticism, sorcery, blood and vampires, by a prolific writer of fantasy and science fiction works, who has won the World Fantasy Award on several occasions. This limited edition is signed and numbered by the author, and produced on high-quality paper with special design features.

The Blood of Roses

The Winter Players

Volkhavaar

Don't Bite the Sun

Unusual variations on fairy tales add modern horror to the stories of the Pied Piper, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and others

Tanith Lee

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