All the Fairy Tale Retellings? (People Have Been Asking)

Almost all of my original novels have some fairy tale or classic lit element in them somewhere, but often transmuted to the point that most people might not even notice. A good example is House of Gears. It’s a retelling of Cinderella, but you wouldn’t know by reading it right off the bat. Reading it, you might not realize it until the pumpkin coach near the end, because for the most part the book is about Cinderella rescuing her stepsister and the ball happens to be a part of the plan to get that done. But yes, most of my books are retellings of some kind in some way.

Elevator Pitches: Round One

Eidolon: Batman meets Edgar Allan Poe

Empress of Ice&Oceans: Hades & Persephone meets Koschei the Deathless


Frost & Fire: Cruel Intentions meets Harry Potter

Glass: Alice in Wonderland meets The Craft


Hit the Lights: Rainbow Brite meets 1984


I Hear the Bones Singing: Criminal Minds meets the Brothers Grimm


Night-Dreamed Roads: Mad Max: Fury Road meets the Pixie Hollow movies


Samedi: Princess & the Frog meets The Night Circus


Sayuri: Star Trek meets Pacific Rim


VR Book: The Matrix meets Young Justice