“Skulls.” 
A woman discovers her macabre power in a city ruled by a supervillain in this superhero romance anthology.
“Lloronacita.”
La Llorona never found her own children, but there are always orphans to be found in the night.
“The Replacement”
When death doesn’t mean saying goodbye, how do the parents of a dead child cope?
“Lupus Auxilium.”
A veteran’s service dog vanishes into the night. She doesn’t come back alone, and she’s different than he remembers.
“Corpse Road” 
The Holly King and the Oak King are not the same man, but they share one wife, and she cannot choose between them.
“Oathbreaker” 
Vows and honor, family treachery, and contracts made before gods feature in this anthology about forgotten goddesses of Norse mythology.
“Corpus Delicti”
Necromancy isn’t recognized as a valid venue for evidence to be presented in a criminal case, but a case wending its way to the Supreme Court might be about to change that.
“Glass”
Two women who hunt sea glass find themselves at odds at the edge of the ocean, caught up in the desire to possess glass that one finds strangely alluring while the other is painfully familiar with their price.
“Boy Atop the Bed”
A monster is a monster, no matter her motives.
“Swanspell”
Odette was not the only woman bound into the form of a swan. Once the villain was vanquished and the story ended, one swan chose to strike out and solve her own problems.
Jade Black 