"Night's Master" contains allegorical tales involving Azhrarn, a demonic prince who kidnaps and raises a beautiful boy and separates him from the sorrow of the real world. Eventually, the boy wants to know more about the earth, and asks to be returned, setting off a series of encounters between Azhrarn and the Earth's people, some horrific, some positive. Later tales are loosely based on Babylonian mythology. In the science fiction "Four-BEE" series, Lee explores youth culture and identity in a society which grants eternally young teenagers complete freedom. They are even killed and receive new bodies, gender and/or identity over and over again. Lee has also dabbled in the historical novel with "The Gods are Thirsty", set during the French Revolution.During the late 80's she published three collections - "Dreams of Dark and Light" (1986), "Women as Demons" (1989) and "The Forests of the Night" (1989).