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Love, Your Flatemate: A Fae Romance Short Story
Love, Your Flatemate: A Fae Romance Short Story
Love, Your Flatemate: A Fae Romance Short Story
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Love, Your Flatemate: A Fae Romance Short Story

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When a harried junior editor and a haughty fae composer are forced to share a small flat in London during a public health lockdown, sparks begin to fly...in all directions!

A frothy, sapphic, rom-com short story told in outraged emails, texts, and messages.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateMay 23, 2023
ISBN9798215334348
Love, Your Flatemate: A Fae Romance Short Story
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Stephanie Burgis

Stephanie Burgis grew up in East Lansing, Michigan, but now she lives in Wales with her husband (fellow writer and ebook cover designer Patrick Samphire), their two sons, and their very vocal tabby cat, Pebbles (who basically owns Steph's Instagram account). She writes wildly romantic historical fantasy for adults (most recently, Scales and Sensibility, Good Neighbors, and the Harwood Spellbook series) and fun, funny MG fantasy adventures for kids (most recently, The Raven Heir and the Dragon with a Chocolate Heart trilogy).

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    Love, Your Flatemate - Stephanie Burgis

    Love, Your Flatmate

    LOVE, YOUR FLATMATE

    A FAE ROMANCE SHORT STORY

    STEPHANIE BURGIS

    For Iona, who asked me for an optimistic short story in 2020. x

    CONTENTS

    Love, Your Flatmate

    Stephanie Burgis

    Afterword

    LOVE, YOUR FLATMATE

    STEPHANIE BURGIS

    From: Emmeline.Heatherton@gmail.com

    To: faevix@hotmail.com

    Subject: HELP

    Mum,

    I understand that you didn't actually believe there would be a lockdown when you agreed to let your friend's daughter stay at my flat ‘for just a week.' (Remember that promise? I do. I also remember that you didn't ask me first.) (You also remember, I am sure, that I sent you SEVERAL ARTICLES about that possible lockdown in the weeks beforehand. But…moving on. Deep breaths.)

    I know that cultural exchange is healthy. I'm glad that you and Lady Silvana had such a wonderful time as flatmates all those

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