Bücher von Stephanie Anne

What keeps you from falling apart? A rock-solid support system, a favourite pet, or devouring the flesh of those unlucky enough to cross your path? If the taste of brains is what keeps you going, then this book is for you. Zombies come in all different forms, and each of these stories presents the undead and dying in a different way, whether they're the main character or not. Some of these walking corpses are freshly risen from the grave and hungry for vengeance (among other things). Others are coming to terms with what it means to live in a post-apocalyptic hellscape. This fourth collection from former zombie hater Stephanie Anne promises trauma, drama, and miscellaneous body parts. Can you keep it together as you make your way through these stories?

Change is difficult for everyone. Especially when your traumas are awakened from deep within. The mundane becomes sinister. The everyday holds no hope. Your mother hates you. Your co-workers don't respect you. Your children won't stop screaming. How can you possibly silence the voices in your head when everything is going horribly wrong?This third short story collection from Stephanie Anne is the darkest of the bunch, filled with twisted tales of monsters, meal times, and murder. So go ahead, read them if you're brave enough. But as you face your fears head on, checking light fixtures out of the corner of your eye to see if anything is out of place, ask yourself this very important question: How will you cope?

Have you ever wondered about the benefits of staring directly into the sun? Have you ever wondered if your boss was replaced by an alien? And have you ever wondered why should you never give sharp objects to robots? Wonder no more! Please Rate Your Satisfaction is the sci-fi short story collection that will satisfy your cravings for aliens, robots, and mad scientists. Written by a literary mad scientist whose work has affectionately been described as "disturbing", this collection strives to make you uncomfortable. But don't worry - if you need a break, there's a couple of robotic Shakespearean sonnets to cleanse your palette before your next journey into the darkest parts of outer space and the human mind. And remember, when you've finished reading, please rate your satisfaction.

It may be scary to see a ghost or a monster, but it really isn't all that bad. The only thing worse than seeing what goes bump in the night is being seen by it. Worse than that is when there is no help or salvation in sight. But things couldn't possibly get worse than that, could they? Of course not. That is, as long as you can stay off the menu. A chilling collection of short stories filled with ghosts, monsters, humans with bad intentions, and even more ghosts. Take a look and see what catches your eye. And just remember: there's no need to be afraid until they see you.

Brandon Thorne needs answers, and he isn't finding them in Cadira.Leaving behind his friends-and the girl he swore to protect-Brandon embarks on a quest to find an ancient being few have ever seen:The last Oracle of Laziroth.But he has met the strange being before, chained to a cave, hidden deep in the mountains where dragons once slept. He must make the deadly trek back to a land he hasn't set foot in since the death of his love, a land now taken over by Dragon Hunters and drained of magic.This time, he must do it alone if he wants to find the answers he seeks. Because he fears that what the oracle reveals may change his life forever.Pirates, Dragon Riders, and the promise of war follow Brandon as he chances Laziroth.He should fear the path of destiny... even his own.

Welcome to my mind, a space where my thoughts roam free and my creativity soars.This is my universe, where I'll be sharing experiences on various topics. Self-discovery, love, anxiety, the ups and downs of this journey called life & more. Some of these poems have been with me since I can remember, and others have come to be through my evolution as I've learned more about myself and the world. Amidst the pages of my first book, you'll discover the journey of the poppy that rose.

Who''s God is inspired by her grandson Caleb, who once asked, "Nana, who''s God?" during a lesson on prayer.