Lisa Silverthorne: 64 books

In this fourth Fiction River Special Edition, bestselling romance author and editor Kristine Grayson takes readers into the world of romantic suspense. These nine breathtaking stories—from military romance to love in the criminal underworld, from a highly unusual shipboard romance to a modern gothic...

The second original anthology in the Fiction River line, How to Save the World brings together eleven of today’s brightest authors, presenting their answers to solve a pressing problem facing the human race. From the growing energy crisis to women’s rights to overpopulation to the survival of...

Water has always intrigued humanity. We walk along the shores and banks of oceans and waterways, take boats across the surface, or swim in the waters. But water hides secrets - including those of the creatures that live in its depths... - What if mermaids really do exist, and they lure...

The old becomes new again as fifteen talented authors go back to the lurid pulp titles of yesteryear through today’s rich, nuanced storytelling. Enjoy original tales featuring rebel angels fighting a heavenly enforcement squad, a cop whose life might depend on ordering the right deli sandwich, and...

What if magic were right in front of you every day, but hidden from your sight? For all you know, it is. Maybe the reason you love the tasty creations from the nearby chocolate shop is that one of the ingredients is magic. Perhaps some of the dreadlocks of the beautiful young...

Enjoy the urban fantasy stories of the Uncollected Anthology: Bewitching Love now collected in this bundle. Journey through tales of bees with a magical sting or plumb the depths of a clockwork heart. Let the magical scent carry you away or let go with a drunken spell. Feel the price of magical...

Real life versus reality TV as a family watches the fate of their son in a grim, live broadcast where viewers vote to keep watching their favorite stories of real people in real time in real danger. Just how much is too much information?A short story by Lisa Silverthorne. Originally published in The Sound of Angels (Wildside Press, November 2005).

A grieving mother struggles to deal with the murder of her teenage daughter by attending the execution of the man who killed her. Will seeing this man die give her closure or bring her more pain?A short story by Lisa Silverthorne. Originally published in Sky Whales & Other Wonders (Norilana Books, December 2009).

Fueled by regret and pride, a recovering alcoholic finds the courage to face her three sisters at a family funeral. Through grief, love, and a little Irish magic, can these sisters repair their fractured relationships and mend their broken trust? A short story by Lisa Silverthorne. Originally published in Sirius Visions (Claddagh Press, January 1994).

A psychic, assisting investigators at the site of a plane crash, comes to terms with the ghosts of her own past through ghosts of the present.

Humans prove great fodder for fiction. But what about the universe of possibilities offered by the nonhuman protagonist? The eighteen daring humans of Fiction River’s latest volume explore just that. From a goblin who must choose whether to risk everything for love to a heroic rat adventuring at...

Forget the old adage that cautions against wishing. The sixteen stories in this latest Fiction River contain just the right amount of heart, magic, pathos, and even hope. From a daughter hoping to save her father with a crash-course in wishery to an unfortunate victim at the wrong end of someone else’s...

Justice comes in many forms. And the wide variety of stories presented in this latest volume of Fiction River make that case. Of the fifteen powerful stories in this volume, some will twist your heart, others will pound you in the gut, and still others will make you feel like the world has meaning....

When the sacrifice of virgins is outlawed, protests erupt in the village over loss of wages and the unfair treatment of dragons. Can the Queen stop the protests and bring order to her kingdom? A short story by Lisa Silverthorne. Originally published in Sword & Sorceress 12 (August 1995).