Rebekah Faubion is the author of queer rom-coms with tons of heart and more than a little steam. She is also the author of the young adult horror novel Lost Girls, coming from Delacorte Press in 2026. When she isn’t writing books that make her bi soul sing, she enjoys watching anything romantic or scary (or, better yet, both), hiking in the Hollywood Hills, and reading tarot by candlelight.
""Haven Powers can run but she can't escape her past, her powerful family, and the extraordinary ability that allows her to see others' secrets and pain. Original and mysterious, this gripping tale of one woman's revenge delivers a lesson learned and a lesson that shouldn't be ignored.""—Nick Medina, author of Savage Lake “Taking all the iconic, horrifying elements of classics like Carrie and Nightmare on Elm Street and bringing them into the modern day, What a Nightmare vividly delivers on a complex, engrossing, traumatized woman's ever-fascinating story. The family dynamics, sun-bleached, terrifying small town, twists, and sharp writing makes this book one of my absolute favorites. Rebekah Faubion is a horror author I’d follow anywhere.”—Carlyn Greenwald, author of Murder Land and Killing Time ""In this terrifying small-town tale filled with female rage and complicated family dynamics, Rebekah Faubion's ambition knows no bounds. She weaves an inescapable nightmare, compelling you to confront even your own darkest secrets. I loved every moment of this dark and cathartic novel.""—Monika Kim, internationally Bestselling author of The Eyes Are the Best Part and Molka ""When the quiet one finally cracks...run. Small-town terror at its best — complex, powerful and deliciously unsettling.""—A. Rushby, author of Slashed Beauties ""Absolutely engrossing and totally original. Rebekah Faubion explores trauma, familial estrangement, and revenge with a brilliant speculative twist. Bubbling with feminine rage and power, this is one nightmare I couldn’t wait to return to.""—Kirsten King, author of A Good Person