Gargoyles


White Hot Kiss (The Dark Elements, #1)
Stone Cold Touch (The Dark Elements, #2)
Heart of Stone (Gargoyles, #1)
Deceived by the Gargoyles (Monstrous Matches, #2)
Every Last Breath (The Dark Elements, #3)
Stone Guardian (Entwined Realms, #1)
Storm and Fury (The Harbinger, #1)
Bitter Sweet Love (The Dark Elements, #0.5)
The Beautiful and the Cursed (The Dispossessed, #1)
Titan (Romancing His Stone, #1)
Stone Cold Lover (Gargoyles, #2)
Rage and Ruin (The Harbinger, #2)
The Knight and the Moth (The Stonewater Kingdom, #1)
Heart of Stone (Negotiator Trilogy/Old Races Universe, #1)
Getting It On With Gargoyles (Haven Ever After, #1)
Reviving Love by Cassidy K. O'ConnorFinding Her Wizard by Gracen MillerBlack Hollow by Cassidy K. O'ConnorBlood Shadows by Robbie CoxAccepting Love by Cassidy K. O'Connor
Black Hollow Books
20 books — 3 voters

God Bless the Gargoyles by Dav PilkeyNight of the Gargoyles by Eve BuntingAnthony and the Gargoyle by Jo Ellen BogartThe Legend of Candy Claws by Aurelio VoltaireStonebird by Mike Revell
Gargoyle Books for Children
26 books — 2 voters
PixieWorks by Nancy Tardiff LessemStone Guardian by Danielle MonschDrantos by Laurann DohnerKraven by Laurann DohnerHeart of Stone by Christine Warren
Gargoyles in Romance/Urban Fantasy
125 books — 106 voters

Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft ShelleyDracula by Bram StokerThe Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Carl BowenThe Invisible Man by H.G. WellsThe Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
Monster High recommended reading
43 books — 1 voter
Gargoyles by Greg WeismanGargoyles by Greg WeismanGargoyles by Greg WeismanYoung Justice, Vol. 1 by Art BaltazarYoung Justice by Greg Weisman
Greg Weisman
7 books — 1 voter

Danielle Monsch
This woman was consuming him, bit by bit. She was becoming the reason and the reward of his existence, and if he did not shield himself, everything he did not have to give would belong to her.
Danielle Monsch, Stone Guardian

Heather Fawcett
I informed him that the cottage had been perfectly satisfactory as it was, to which he replied that the place had been so dank and cheerless as to be suitable only to bats and unsociable gargoyles brooding over their books, and he would sooner put his eyes out than endure weeks of such wretched environs.
Heather Fawcett, Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries

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