A Trio of Devils
by Caroline Barnard-Smith
Price: $1.99 USD. 23270 words.
Published on December 5, 2011. Fiction.
Three short stories, three deliciously seductive yet ultimately cruel characters from the author of dark fantasy novels Dunraven Road and Jinn Nation.
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: Feb. 17, 2011
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Caroline Barnard-Smith
Biography
Twenty-something year-old Caroline Barnard-Smith has been writing stories since she was five years old. Having graduated from the University of Portsmouth with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature, she now lives in Devon, England with her husband and baby daughter where she writes about ruthless vampires, lovelorn zombies and heinous blood cults.
Her short stories have been published in numerous small press magazines, including Ballista, Hungur and Night to Dawn, and on the web at Dark Fire Fiction.
Caroline’s debut dark fantasy novel, Dunraven Road, was published by Immanion Press in June 2009 and is available to buy from Amazon. For various exciting reasons she’s since turned her hand to indie publishing and has recently published a novella called The Undead Alliance.
When she’s not writing, Caroline is busy running her handmade craft business, CazzCraft, selling both online and at craft fairs, and presenting her own radio show on Riviera FM.
Her short stories have been published in numerous small press magazines, including Ballista, Hungur and Night to Dawn, and on the web at Dark Fire Fiction.
Caroline’s debut dark fantasy novel, Dunraven Road, was published by Immanion Press in June 2009 and is available to buy from Amazon. For various exciting reasons she’s since turned her hand to indie publishing and has recently published a novella called The Undead Alliance.
When she’s not writing, Caroline is busy running her handmade craft business, CazzCraft, selling both online and at craft fairs, and presenting her own radio show on Riviera FM.
Where to find Caroline Barnard-Smith online
Website: http://www.carolinebarnardsmith.co.uk
Twitter: cazzysmith
MySpace: http://profile.myspace.com/451912984
Blog: http://barnardsmith.wordpress.com
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Where to buy in print
Books
The Lost Fae Realms
by Caroline Barnard-Smith
Price: Free! 13010 words. Published on November 19, 2011. Fiction.
After a century of sleep Briana wakes up alone, naked, terrified and seared with blue flame. Once she had been part of a great and wise population, known by humans as fairies, elves or angels. But that was a lifetime ago. Now the fae have been extinguished, brought down by petty mortal disease as the earth itself sickened and failed. Briana believes her kin are all dead, but another has survived.
Price: Free! 13010 words. Published on November 19, 2011. Fiction.
After a century of sleep Briana wakes up alone, naked, terrified and seared with blue flame. Once she had been part of a great and wise population, known by humans as fairies, elves or angels. But that was a lifetime ago. Now the fae have been extinguished, brought down by petty mortal disease as the earth itself sickened and failed. Briana believes her kin are all dead, but another has survived.
Jinn Nation
by Caroline Barnard-Smith
Price: $2.99 USD. 99470 words. Published on June 30, 2011. Fiction.
(4.50 from 2 reviews)
Once, the vampire Dylan had feared nothing and no one. He'd rampaged throughout the world on a seemingly never ending quest to fill his eternal years with the finest, most outrageous extravagances; with exquisite, soft-limbed young women and copious amounts of rich, vibrating blood. But life, however full of joy, inevitably changes.
Price: $2.99 USD. 99470 words. Published on June 30, 2011. Fiction.
(4.50 from 2 reviews) Once, the vampire Dylan had feared nothing and no one. He'd rampaged throughout the world on a seemingly never ending quest to fill his eternal years with the finest, most outrageous extravagances; with exquisite, soft-limbed young women and copious amounts of rich, vibrating blood. But life, however full of joy, inevitably changes.
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