Secret Fire Press: 55 books

A mystery girl appears in the midst of a winter thunderstorm, seeking a witch to break a terrible curse. The problem: banishment from the Faery Realm. The witch: seventeen-year-old Stacy, young to the Craft but rich in power and reputation thanks to her hand in thwarting the last apocalypse. The catch: helping the girl leads to certain death.

A war song. An enemy. Only one way out. A haunting magical melody draws Queen Simone out of the Faery Realm and into the human world. The song triggers violence in the streets, endangering innocents—including humans she loves. All signs point to a fae source. Can Simone find the source...

All tattoos run more than skin deep, but the tattoos Malek inks become soul-deep magic. The power and danger in his needles—and his blood—call to those desperate for his help. Need the ink? Pay the price. No matter what you do, never double-cross a god.

A mystery girl appears in the midst of a winter thunderstorm, seeking a witch to break a terrible curse: the girl has accidentally destroyed the Realm of Faery.  Seventeen-year-old Stacy, young to the Craft but growing in power and reputation thanks to her hand in thwarting the last apocalypse,...

Malek—the serpent from the Garden of Eden—counts himself among the local gods. The last time he rode with the others under the moonlight, his one and only apprentice died a terrible death. So when the invitation for the next midnight ride arrives on his doorstep, he refuses. Until a human...

Tom meets the mysteriously beautiful Rachel at his favorite club. The chemistry feels undeniable. He takes her home, expecting to have a very good time. He absolutely does not expect that making love to Rachel allows her to own him—mind, body, and soul. Or that his seemingly harmless one night stand will become a feverish fairy tale nightmare from which he may never wake.

Gage backpacks across the country in the wake of his wife's death—until he awakens chained to an apple tree in the middle of nowhere. It doesn't take long for him to understand that he's trapped in the shade of a magical tree. Or that the tree aims to take his soul. But if he has to die—to give...

A Faery curse turns Night into a monster destined to kill and devour all who venture into his haunted forest. Allie—the only person who has ever been able to touch his human heart—tries to help him over and over again with terrible consequences. If she can't find a way to save him, both of them will be lost forever. With bonus story "Bones."

Birdie Beecham’s traitorous feet seed grass and weeds everywhere she walks. The town—last in a long line of new towns where she and her mother have moved—fears her. They’re convinced she’s not human. When her best (and only) friend tries to help solve the problem, both of them get more than they bargained for. With bonus story "Ever Rose," by Leslie Claire Walker.

The people in Diandra Brown’s town tremble under the iron-fisted rule of Moms with psychic powers and Dads who enforce the law. They’re surrounded by the deadly shadowland known as the void. The world has torn itself to pieces, they say. For humanity to survive, obedience comes first no matter...

Silver had it all—eternal life, long-term memory, and a real sweet princess gig as the heir to the Faery King’s throne. But then the Faery realm caught a terrible disease, and she tried to save her people by taking the sickness into herself. She ended up banished with a price on her head and only...

Addie pays quick cash for cursed objects. That's how she makes the innocent safe--and how she atones every single day for the terrible bargain she made as a young, abused girl on the street. She never speaks of the vile price she paid for freedom or the crime she committed--until the victim strolls...

Marlena went to the party looking for pain. She found it in spades--the wrong kind, from the wrong man. Her screams capture the attention of the right man--the one with the dark, mysterious past. He can't resist her charms and she doesn't want him to. The problem? The objects of his desire end up dead.