Barnscourtney Stories

This book is a collection of one-shots about the singer/rockstar Barns Courtney.

Emma King is a writer. She usually only writes fiction, but she recently discovered real life events that intrigue her. After researching what she can she still has holes to fill for her story. So she goes to the town the events have taken place in. She's unsure if anyone there will talk to her, especially about such a touchy subject. No one really wants to admit they were in a cult. Especially when things ended in such a horrible and mysterious way. When she gets there she discovers things she never imagined were possible. Will she follow the locals warnings or get too deep into something dangerous?

Addy White isn't just a normal girl, she is a Scarlet Witch. When she lived in New Orleans Klaus Mikaelson who took a liking to her helped her through a dark time with her powers. But soon her parents were killed in a car accident and her Uncle Sam took her in. Now she lives in Forks, Washington. Will she fall in love with a Hale or will she fall in love with a Mikaelson?? (First few chapters really suck and are confusing but the book does get better. It's not edited)

(This was inspired by Barns Courtney's song: Golden.) Rose Blackthorn catches an early morning train. She is in hopes of meeting her pen pal when she reaches her destination. But things go a little unplanned and she finds herself in a bit of a situation. She is now stuck with something she doesn't know what to do with. The only instructions she gets is to protect it. However, the longer she is in possession of it the more danger she is in.

Lilly's family think she's heading down the wrong path in life. So they sign her up for a religious summer camp. But they should have done thier research beforehand. This camp isn't what it seems, and Lilly finds that out quickly. Oddly no one really knows what the camp is for. No one except the officials, and they're staying quiet about it. She knows the leader is keeping secrets, but he has others that are much darker.

Simple little poems that I write to get thoughts and feelings out of my head. Writing them down helps me cope with them, I think. I try to update every Friday! Anyway, I hope you enjoy my crappy poetry! #51 Novice

(This fanfiction is inspired loosely by Barns Courtney's song: "Young In America") Jade has been homeless and living on the streets for a while. She has been trying her hardest to get her life back together, but sometimes it seems impossible. She doesn't wanna give up no matter how difficult things are. One warm autumn day everything changes. She meets a unique stranger in the most boring way ever. But after that moment her life is anything but boring. She finds herself on a journey that she never expected to take.

The rise of Alt-Rock band Catfish and the Bottlemen brings with it recognition, fame, and compromise. Lead singer and founding member Van McCann has learned to balance all three of these over the course of the band's ride to fame, but there's one thing he's never gotten used to; loneliness. During a tour of the states and the writing and recording process of the band's fourth studio album, Van finds himself caught in a situation involving the girl he could never have, and her addiction to the toxic things in her life.

When music magazine writer Keira is assigned to cover the up and coming singer Caerus Lei she expects an easy and usual assignment. But when her sister begins to fall in love with the singer, Keira resigns herself to be the wing-man, even if that means having to endure self important rock stars like Barns Courtney.

Alaska Williams has been living in a closed off community in the desert. Each day is just as boring as the last, but at least she has her imagination. She has a secret that she hopes no one finds out; There's no telling what will happen to her if someone does. One day her friend Henry invites her over to talk and listen to music. It seems like any other hangout with her friend, but this time is different. What she learns will change her life forever. It's just hard to tell if it's for the better or if it's for the worse.