What the #@&% Is That?: The Saga Anthology of the Monstrous and the Macabre
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The ones we trust
Keeps the unsettling dread and buried secrets, but trades monsters for a human conspiracy and a slower, grief-heavy suspense romance.
Of Neptune
Another dip into non-human creatures walking among us, though much lighter, YA, and centered on a love triangle instead of horror.
Of Poseidon
Sea-monster mythology reframed as first love; same fascination with hidden inhuman species, far tamer and sweeter in tone.
Let it snow
Also a multi-author anthology of interlocking stories, but cozy holiday sweetness replaces the macabre.
Stardust
Shares the eerie folkloric imagination and strange creatures, with a warmer fairy-tale romance and a hopeful ending.
Dancing at Midnight
Pick this when you want the darkness internal—haunted war veteran, gothic-tinged brooding—plus a spicier, satisfying slow burn.