Leah Cutter: 184 books

Halloween Night. The scariest and most fun night of the year. A night where our imaginations fill with images of blood thirsty vampires, broom flying witches, evil wizards casting enchantments on us, undead mummies seeking revenge, and flesh ripping werewolves attacking us from the shadows. Be prepared...

Enjoy the contemporary and urban fantasy stories of the Uncollected Anthology: Fairy Tales now collected in this bundle. Investigate twelve missing sisters, deal with an inheritance, choose your destiny, review a strange invitation, celebrate Midsummer, and make the sale of a lifetime. Explore the...

What do red boots, frozen dreams, and a flower princess all have in common? They're all original fairytales retold with a new slant by Leah Cutter in the collection, "Tell Me Again." Also included is an original piece, a fairytale about retelling stories, sharing myths. Tales include: "Red...

Moles. Seriously? Yes. Mostly seriously. Chemists, Zoologists, Dermatologists, Government Agencies, and Mexican Food. Over a dozen modern authors offer their take on an Interpretation of Moles. Every kind, every definition. From silly to sublime, this anthology takes...

Urban fantasy offers a diverse playground for some extremely powerful stories. Professional writer and editor Kerrie L. Hughes pulled some fantastic tales out of fourteen top writers for this fifth installment of Fiction River. Set in urban lands from modern Portland, to a future Detroit, to a wild...

Laws change from culture to culture, decade to decade. Strange laws make criminals of ordinary citizens. Like the Massachusetts woman whose brother asks her for help, slave hunters at his heels. Or the little Irish girl who needs to protect a priest from a different kind of hunter. Or the Native American...

December 21st, 2012 hadn't been the end of the world, only the Great Unraveling. The veils between the Seen and Unseen worlds shredded, and the living suddenly learned they weren't alone.  Andy had seen it all, done it all, as a detective when he'd be alive. Now, as a ghost, he works...

Everyone up in the hills thought Mama was touched.  And maybe she was. Or maybe she wasn't.  But when a fire burns our still to the ground, I got no one to rely on but her.  And that damned flying machine, that whirligig, that she probably stole. 

Mama may not have taught Gracie much.  But Mama did make sure Gracie was well-versed in the essentials: shooting, moonshining, and charming gentlemen callers. And Gracie is gonna need all of 'em when some strange orange folk come to the Gold Mine Saloon.  This story was originally published in the anthology, "Clockwork Universe." 

Mama may not have taught Gracie much.  But Mama did make sure Gracie was well-versed in the essentials: shooting, moonshining, and charming gentlemen callers. Gracie learns just how essential these skills are, as well as many others, as she goes from being a girl up in the mountains,...

When Mister Thomas tells Gracie he's "acquired" a gold mine, Gracie knows something's just not right with it.  She still bargains with him about helping him with it. She ain't about to bet against him.  Will it all turn out to be fools gold? Or will they discover something more there? 

It's the week before Valentine's Day, so a young brownie's thoughts turn to love. And shoes. Of course. Everyone knows that brownies make the best shoes. It's their special magical talent. But what happens when Pedro, a young brownie, finds that his true love rejects his shoes? Can...

Wei Fu not only loves the law, he respects it, which is more than those lazy students of his. When one of his students shows an interest, Wei Fu befriends him, answers his questions. Too many of his questions.  Until Wei Fu finds himself contemplating breaking the law himself,...

Long Yen works hard to be a good dragon's son, doing everything his family asks him to do, even if it involves being a money launderer or stealing a miner's ID.  After being arrested, a strange, foreign lawyer insists Long Yen turn against his family for his freedom.  The...