Rebekah Faubion is a queer author and screenwriter living in Los Angeles. Her books include rom-coms The Lovers and The Sun and the Moon, the chilling young adult speculative thriller Lost Girls of Hollow Lake, and the spine-tingling horror What a Nightmare, out fall 2026.
She enjoys reading tarot, bingeing horror novels way past her bedtime, and thinking up places to bury the body—for the plot, of course.
Genres: Horror, Young Adult Fiction
Novels
The Lovers (2024)
The Sun and the Moon (2025)
Lost Girls of Hollow Lake (2026)
What a Nightmare (2026)
A Darkness Lives There (2027)
The Sun and the Moon (2025)
Lost Girls of Hollow Lake (2026)
What a Nightmare (2026)
A Darkness Lives There (2027)
Rebekah Faubion recommends

We're All Going to Die Tonight! (2026)
Veronica Bane
"A blast for thriller lovers of all ages. I consider myself an expert detective, but Bane kept me guessing all the way to the bloody, cathartic end!"

What Happened to Those Girls (2026)
Carlyn Greenwald
"If you aren't already scared of the horrors waiting for you in the woods, you will be after you lose yourself in Greenwald's latest thriller. A deftly constructed mystery that is both grisly and tender, with characters that are unforgettable and a setting that feels alive, What Happened to Those Girls will have your stomach in knots as you race toward the satisfying finale."

Love and Other Conspiracies (2024)
Mallory Marlowe
"With deep sensitivity, warmth and a hefty dose of humor, Marlowe's debut is a beam of light shining straight to the heart. This is a love story for anyone who longs to believe--in aliens, Bigfoot, and--most importantly--in the healing power of love."
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