STACEY UPTON BRACEY

She never asked for visions... then they ruined her life.

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THE TALES OF DARKWOOD

“If Stephen King and the Grimm brothers had a baby, it would be this series.”

This completed series (five books and a novella) is a dark fantasy set in Medieval Germany. Each book twists a Grimm’s fairy tale in a unique way as the story of a cursed child and her Traveller family unfolds. Will Bella and her children find a way to defeat a blood curse cast when Bella was a newborn?

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Post-Apocalyptic Series: Nowhere to Turn & Dawn of Ruin

NOWHERE  TO TURN – A complete 6-book series involving earthquakes and their aftermath.

A series of global earthquakes cascade across the world, their ferocity unmatched by any other natural disaster in human history.

DAWN OF RUIN – Complete 6-book series. Nature unleashes its worst on humanity. First by fire, then rain and mudslides, and finally a global winter. 

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Greenwood Mountain Romances

Curl up with these heartwarming reads today.

Set in the small mountain town of Greenwood, a group of friends and frenemies rediscover and discover love in surprising places while competing in the wettest sport around, swimming. If you like your men ripped, your women determined, and your romance sweet with just a smidge of spice, these books are for you!

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NEW POST APOCALYPTIC SERIES... DAWN OF RUIN

Inferno: Dawn of Ruin Book One

When the fires of hell itself rain down on your head, how far will you go to keep your loved ones safe? Dawn of Ruin is a gripping tale of survival, family and good versus evil in the face of an overwhelming natural disaster. A firestorm rages across North America, destroying everything in its path. In its wake, a lone firefighter survives the conflagration - but his survival and journey home is anything but assured. In a quiet suburb, a young boy finds himself to be the only survivor in a city full of the dead. On the other side of the country, a family watches the devastation grow closer, though the flames are not the most dangerous threat they face...

Matt rated this book ***** Inferno is an intense ride. As if unprecedented wildfires ripping across the country aren't bad enough, adding failing nuclear infrastructure makes the scenario all the more frightening. Aided by believable characters, realistic responses to the stress and a healthy dose of pathos Dawn of Ruin has the potential to be the best work Upton and Kraus have conceived in any of the series they've written, together or in conjunction with any other authors. 5/5 stars. If apocalyptic reading is something you enjoy, put Inferno at the top of your reading list. Oh, and make sure you have time to read it in one sitting!
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Stacey Upton Bracey

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Writing

ON WRITING AND PEPPERING THE DAY WITH HOPE

I’m choosing to start the year full of hope. As in, hopefully everything I’ve written in my planner will be accomplished by the end of ...
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On the Hudson Valley Theatre Festival and Lifetime Friendships

Magical. That’s the word I would use to describe the week I got to have at the top of May. During a week-long trip, I ...
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On Being a Playwright and an Author (with thanks to Nora Roberts)

In just a couple of weeks, my husband and I are headed to what we hear is a beautiful section of the country, the Hudson ...
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My Top 5 things to do in Washington DC on a Budget

Over the past months, I’ve had the pleasure of riding an Amtrak train to Washington, DC, to Union Station, transferring to the Metro, and then walking ...
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On Saying Goodbye and New Things

Fifty-two years of anything is a long time. Fifty-two years of friendship is a blessing. I’ve written about my friend Laura*, in these pages before. ...
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On Soft Goodbyes and New Adventures

After six years and five months, we are moving out of Dallas. Those years were a tumultuous time for my husband and me, as well ...
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