Books with title We Die At Midnight

Stop the Clock from Striking Twelve!Bridgette has Cinderella complex big time. She has to find true love's kiss to get some weird guy off her back who claims to be her faery godmother. But who is she really?Loser of Omak HighVictim of the evil stepmother who runs the group homeNot-so-proud owner of a hearth where fire-starting goblins liveAsylum wannabe with occasional schizophrenic episodesNot even Bridgette knows. Even if her faery godmother wasn't some guy who knows nothing about romance, how is Bridgette supposed to get true love's kiss if everyone she cares about disappears? Bridgette must find out who she really is in the faerytales or she'll lose everything. “At Midnight” is the second book in theTwisted Tales Series.(Also included in this edition, Intro to Faery Hunter Guide, C.O.T.T.A.G.E inc's scientific theory on faeries, and Map of the Sidhe)

"At Midnight" is the second book in the Twisted Tales trilogy. It's a YA fantasy about a girl named Bridgette with Cinderella tendencies, who has to find true love's kiss in order to get some guy who claims to be her faery godmother off her back. Seriously, who is Bridgette anyway? 1. Loser of Omak High 2. Girl who rubs her fingers raw working fast food 3. Victim of the evil stepmother who runs the group home 4. Not-so-proud owner of a hearth where fire-starting goblins live 5. Asylum wannabe with occasional schizophrenic episodes Not even Bridgette knows. Not that she can do anything about it. Besides, her godmother is supposed to save her, not the other way around! But Halley Starr is a little busy fighting Rumpelstiltskin flunkies and his beanstalk, so her godmother sends some rude faery guy to help Bridgette instead. It’s up to him to make sure she gets that true love’s kiss that will undo the banishment curse, except he seriously knows nothing about love or faery hunters, red riding hood, spindles…or high school! Excuse me? Even if he did, how is Bridgette supposed to find true love if everyone she loves disappears? "Stop the clock from striking twelve"