Tag Archives: Kristy Tate
2018 October Reads and Unfinished Deeds
After I returned from China, I dove into listening to audio books, finishing two hardbacks, and reading ebooks. September and October turned into story-drenched months with new releases and old finds. The status of the second Ravenscar shifter book? It’s … Continue reading
My 2018 Reads that Include a FREE Book and Camp NaNo Brag
I love talking about my current fave books, almost as much as I love to brag. Permit me to start with myself or scroll down to discover your next fun read. I went to Camp NaNoWriMo in July and met … Continue reading
A Super Deal on the Murder, Mystery and Mayhem Anthology
This just in! The anthology is free for a very limited time. Grab it quick. My own short story, Last of the Skipjack, is a typical day in the life of an engineer—if she were the type to consider mass … Continue reading
Murder, Mystery & Mayhem Anthology Launch
Looky here! An anthology you will not want to miss. Murder, Mystery & Mayhem! I have been a member of the writers’ group Orange County Fictionaires since 1992. It has made me a better writer and a better friend to writers. … Continue reading
Anchors Away on Abishag #1 and Christmas on Main Street
SINKING SHIPS: An Abishag’s First Mystery novella update On Tuesday, I sent Sinking Ships, the first novella in a new mystery series, to the formatter. I can no longer make any changes which means two things. One: I feel a … Continue reading
Writing and Reading with Metrics and Prizes
Becky Lang in her Flight of the Red Dragonfly blog posted a well developed survey on why readers choose the books they do. I was both amused and flummoxed to read one responder used my recommendations to choose her books. … Continue reading
September 2013 First Friday Breakfast with an Author
We are sharing our September First Friday Breakfast with award-winning author Kristy Tate. Kristy is the author of many novels, but only six are published. Her debut novel, Stealing Mercy, was on Amazon’s historical romance top 100 list for more than … Continue reading →