Storm Constantine Books in Order

Pellaz leaves his isolated family home with the enigmatic Cal and discovers the truth behind rumours of the Wraeththu. Transformed by a new race emerging amid humanity's collapse, he enters a world of unfamiliar powers, dangerous loyalties and concealed plans.

Swift grows up protected within a powerful Wraeththu tribe, sheltered from the wars beyond his home. When old figures return and rival factions seek control, he must reconcile his happy childhood with disturbing claims about his family's rule.

Haunted by his past, Cal wanders through the changing world of the Wraeththu, struggling with grief and the consequences of his actions. News that the lover he believed lost has become a ruler draws him toward a reckoning.

On a damaged Earth, rival factions argue over whether humanity should repair its world or abandon it. Ari Famber, the product of her father's secret experiments, possesses unusual abilities that could attract those seeking to control the planet's future.

Rayojini's initiation into psychic soulscaping draws her toward hidden guardians and unfamiliar powers. Elsewhere, an immortal community concealing itself among human artists faces a mysterious decline, prompting a search for someone able to enter and heal its collective mind.

A disparate group of pilgrims travels in search of the mysterious prophet Jeopardy, each carrying private wounds and desires. As their paths converge, a powerful religious authority pursues the same figure for reasons that threaten everyone drawn to him.

An immortal preserves the vanished history of his city in crystal, while a young traveller gathers stones needed to pilot floating cities. Their journeys through a strange landscape become entangled with a priest's failing faith and a shared, elusive past.

The arrival of Peverel Othman unsettles the quiet village of Little Moor, especially twins Lily and Owen Winter. As he pursues a hidden purpose, their uncertain parentage and sense of being different draw them toward the secrets of the Grigori.

Peverel, the Winter twins and a young seer travel to a remote Cornish community where the Grigori are gathering. Beneath the cliffs lies an ancient power, but the competing ambitions surrounding it make their journey increasingly difficult to trust.

Restored to power, Shemyaza summons the Grigori toward a confrontation over humanity's future. Daniel faces divided loyalties as rival visions of domination and coexistence take shape, with his continuing sympathy for human beings threatening the ambitions of his own kind.

This short collection brings together three tales: Such a Nice Girl, Last Come Assimilation, and How Enlightenment Came to the Tower. The volume introduces readers to Constantine’s shorter fiction alongside her better-known fantasy novels.

Constantine and Debbie Benstead examine how childhood conditioning and habitual reactions can shape adult identity. Their approach combines nonjudgmental self-observation with meditation, breathing and visualization exercises intended to help readers recognize patterns and reconsider their relationship with themselves.

Constantine and Eloise Coquio explore the history, symbolism and modern pagan worship of the Egyptian goddesses Bast and Sekhmet. They present rituals, visualization practices and suggestions for creating sacred spaces, alongside reflections on cats as spiritual companions.

Generations after Caradore's defeat by a conquering empire, Valraven Palindrake inherits obligations that bind his family to its rulers. His twin sister's connection to ancient sea magic offers another path, drawing their suppressed heritage into a struggle for power.

These stories move between dark fantasy and science fiction, bringing prophets, princesses, angels, and ancient powers into unfamiliar encounters. Magic and technology intersect as Constantine explores desire, transformation, and the uneasy boundaries separating human experience from stranger forms of existence.

Darien, a calculating royal favourite, becomes entangled with Akaten, a captive of war whose feelings unsettle the court's fragile hierarchy. When the king chooses a new favourite, desire and jealousy turn their relationship into a struggle for survival.

A year after rock musician Dex disappears, his journalist partner Jay encounters disturbing signs that he may still exist. Her search leads toward a town shaped by damaged lives and a mystery that challenges ordinary ideas about reality.

After imperial forces destroy his village, Shan is rescued and trained by a mysterious magus. Drawn into political intrigue and a quest for the Crown of Silence, he must question what his mentor has taught him about their enemies.

Thief Max Silverskin has six days to uncover his heritage before a magical mark destroys his heart. Allied with Lady Rose Iron, he pursues secrets that could determine the future of their city and its hidden counterpart.

As an emperor dies, Valraven Palindrake supports the heir while rival factions imagine a different future for the empire. His family's abduction and the awakening of ancient dragon powers force him to confront the destiny others have chosen for him.

Constantine presents a system of twelve astrological signs associated with Egyptian deities. The book interprets personality, relationships and life choices through these divine figures, combining accounts of their mythology with guidance for readers interested in this form of astrology.

Dreams and visions draw Ulaume and Flick onto converging journeys through the unsettled world of the Wraeththu. Their search for the power behind Immanion becomes intertwined with protecting an outcast child and the hidden designs shaping their species.

A young harling grows up among the ruins of a ghost city, unaware of his heritage. Meanwhile, Pellaz confronts an otherworldly threat and renewed tribal divisions, forcing old rivals to consider whether they can unite to protect their kind.

Constantine adapts the mythology of her Wraeththu novels into a system of contemporary pagan practice. Rituals, visualizations and symbolic exercises introduce the Dehara, seasonal festivals and imagined sacred spaces, with an emphasis on exploring androgyny and personal creativity.

A new generation of Wraeththu inherits concealed origins, unusual powers and the consequences of older rivalries. As Darquiel, Loki and Lileem seek their places in the world, competing factions attempt to direct futures that could transform their entire species.

Jassenah's magical studies become complicated by his feelings for his mentor, Ysobi. The arrival of a troubled new student disrupts their relationships, exposing jealousy and raising difficult questions about the methods used to teach and restore those seeking help.

Photographer Marja Kettner recreates the characters of Constantine's Wraeththu novels through costumed portraits and staged scenes. Constantine supplies the introduction and image commentaries, connecting these visual interpretations of Pellaz, Cal and their companions to the world of the books.

Constantine gathers previously uncollected short fiction spanning science fiction, fantasy, and stranger territory. The volume brings together stories formerly scattered across limited editions and magazines, alongside work appearing in print for the first time.

Serpents, seducers, and deceptive appearances thread through twelve dark fantasies. From disturbing obsessions to poisoned fairy tales, Constantine explores how beauty and attraction can conceal threats, drawing her characters into encounters where desire becomes difficult to separate from danger.

Constantine outlines a seven-stage spiritual practice combining Egyptian imagery with elements of Reiki and Seichim. Rituals, visualization and exercises involving the body's symbolic energy centres form a framework for personal exploration within her system of magic.

After being driven from his former community, Gesaril seeks a new beginning at a magical academy. His past continues to follow him, however, and warnings that others dismiss leave him struggling to defend himself against a powerful former mentor.

Angelic legends connect these stories across dark fantasy, fairy tale, and science fiction. Alongside tales linked to Wraeththu and the Grigori, Constantine explores fallen beings, transformations, and supernatural encounters that blur distinctions between the sacred, the strange, and human desire.

This collection brings together Constantine's science fiction stories, including rare and previously unpublished work. Its characters encounter unfamiliar societies, mysterious strangers and dangerous desires in worlds ranging from near-future Earth to distant stars.

These stories explore the early emergence of the Wraeththu as human civilization breaks apart. Edited by Constantine and Wendy Darling, the anthology follows new tribes, struggles over identity and power, and uncertain attempts to build a future among the ruins.

Dreams, personal mythology and recurring archetypes shape this collection of fantasy stories. Recent work appears alongside rarities and extensively revised early writing, tracing the imagined worlds and obsessions that have accompanied Constantine's development as a writer.

This anthology imagines possible futures for the Wraeththu, extending their evolution into unfamiliar territories and other realities. Edited by Constantine and Wendy Darling, its stories explore new forms of communication, forgotten histories and the changing boundaries of their world.

The Wraeththu continue to change, producing unfamiliar tribes and forms that challenge accepted ideas about their species. Constantine and Wendy Darling assemble stories of mutations, hidden communities and encounters across distant regions, exploring the possibilities concealed within their shared world.

Ysobi travels to help a community rebuild its spiritual practices, only to discover a landscape troubled by old violence and forbidden places. Preparing a young heir's initiation draws him into the mystery of a damaged protective enchantment called the Moonshawl.

Constantine reflects on writing, publishing, mythology and magic in this selection of articles, reviews and introductions. The pieces discuss her working life, the creation of her fictional worlds, independent publishing and the relationship between authors and fan fiction.

Gavense spends his life inside an alchemist's secluded house, uncertain whether he is being protected or imprisoned. Three linked novellas approach his hidden past from different perspectives, gradually exposing the memories and forces surrounding his existence.

Fifteen stories explore unsettling corners of ordinary life and imagined worlds, where familiar assumptions become unreliable. This collection combines previously published work with four new stories, moving between dark fantasy, strange encounters and the disturbing possibilities beneath everyday experience.

Drawing on the mythology of the Wraeththu novels, Constantine and Taylor Ellwood develop the second tier of their Deharan magical system. Exercises use imagination, symbolic landscapes and alchemical imagery to explore the self and construct a personal spiritual practice.

Fifteen stories return to the world of the Wraeththu, exploring their beginnings, changing societies and possible futures. The collection brings together Constantine's contributions to earlier anthologies alongside illustrated fragments from the early imaginative work that preceded her novels.

The third volume of the Deharan magical system explores its advanced levels through cosmic symbolism and imagined realms. Constantine and Taylor Ellwood introduce new entities and alternative Trees of Life, with practices for developing the system beyond its earlier stages.

A book restorer encounters strange beings on the Cornish coast, while a future Earth shelters humanity beneath protective domes. These stories range across science fiction, fantasy and horror, exploring haunted places, dangerous relationships and the return of suppressed forces.

This collection explores encounters with dark goddesses through personal accounts, essays, meditations and ritual practices. Edited by Constantine and Andrew Collins, it considers figures including Hecate, Ereshkigal and Babalon, and their significance within contemporary magical and spiritual work.

Seeking a fresh start, the isolated Seladris takes work in a town built on a violent history. As its residents confront unsettling disturbances, a shaman suspects the past is returning, and Seladris's arrival may offer salvation or deepen the danger.

Drawing on Egyptian deities and the mythology of the Ennead, Constantine presents a practical system of ritual and guided inner exploration. Twenty-eight pathworkings invite practitioners to pursue self-knowledge, personal strength, and ways of supporting others within this spiritual framework.

This collection gathers fifteen fantasy and supernatural stories, including previously unpublished pieces, revised early work and more recent writing. Constantine introduces the stories with accounts of their origins, revealing how particular images, experiences and abandoned projects developed into fiction.

Having escaped Silven Crescent, Corinna reluctantly assumes responsibility among refugees in Freespace. The arrival of an offworld tourism representative raises fears of exploitation, while strange events and the elusive indigenous Greylids complicate the community's effort to secure its future.

Sent to serve a general in Artemis's repressive matriarchy, Corinna encounters unrest beneath the colony's official order. Meeting fugitive Elvon draws her toward a rebellion whose hopes depend partly on the mysterious indigenous beings sharing their world.

Stories set in the world of Magravandias explore desire, love and survival across its history. The title novella follows rival favorites at a royal court, while other tales visit distant lands and draw on familiar fairy tales.