Bunny

Bunny is a darkly humorous and surreal novel that explores themes of loneliness, belonging, and the complexities of female friendship. Samantha Heather Mackey, an outsider in her exclusive MFA program at Warren University, is drawn into the enigmatic clique of four wealthy women known as the "Bunnies." Initially repelled but intrigued, Samantha’s involvement with the Bunnies leads her into a world where reality blurs with fantasy, resulting in a series of bizarre and transformative events.

This novel combines sharp satire with elements of horror, offering a unique perspective on the darker aspects of female camaraderie. It has been praised for its originality and compelling narrative, drawing comparisons to works like The Secret History and Jennifer's Body.