Bücher veröffentlicht von Stefanie Barnfather

Reginald Malcom is desperately in love with his girlfriend, but she doesn't love him back. So Reggie steals her away to a luxury resort for the weekend. When the romance turns rotten, Reggie does what any guy would do - he goes for a walk, after midnight, and accepts the help of three charming women making magic in the mountains.This rotten romance dabbles in magic realism, forcing the traditional HEA to twist into a "Hopefully Everyone's Alright."

Heather hates the Complot, the government party that controls her country, but the Complot loves her. And every citizen in Canuckia. They love everyone so much they're throwing a special end-of-year celebration to honour their Winners - and weed out The Weak. Will Heather survive a Complot New Year? Will anyone?Including an origin story from We Call Her Rose, this winter collection explores the power of corruption, and the redemption in hope.

A first-year student moves into a cheap housing complex at the start of the school year. Even though her apartment came with a grisly disclaimer, she feels lucky she's found a place close to the university - until her roommate, a ghost named Joshua, makes her pay for her privileged proximity.This humble horror celebrates the spooky season with an unexpected friendship that starts with death.

This short story collection explores dystopian societies where rules are ignored and questionable comedy is the only safe haven.Prophetic dreams cause comet chaos. Sin Subpoenas are served in the severed heads of predators. A wish-granting gift reveals life changing truths. With positive perspectives inciting edgy empathy, You Didn't Have To is the squeamish sequel to You Know What I Think?

Collin is clever, calm, and kind; qualities that serve him well living under an oppressive regime. But after he meets Rose - the stunning symbol of the Utopian Shroud - he decides to fight for love while fighting for his life. As Rose, Collin, and the Utopian Shroud try to stop the tyrannical rule of the Complot, Collin realizes there's more to romantically-ever-after than he thought. If he wants to hold the heart of Rose, Collin has to give up knowing the truth - because Rose's true identity must remain a secret for the Shroud to save Canuckia.

This collection of thirteen short stories speculates about dystopian realities where the rules don't apply and comedic chaos consumes.Artificially Intelligent Mowers rigidly manage a neighbourhood's lawns. Air Balloon hotties search for love between cross-currents. A teenaged Pulitzer-winner hunts monsters draped in blankets. With a hint of horror alongside plausible parodies, YOU KNOW WHAT I THINK? leaves readers with more questions than answers.