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~Not all Romance is graphic.
~ Not all Literary fiction is stuffy.
Hello!
Thank you for visiting. You'll find the most current happenings right here on the front page, as well as on my blog. The links to the side provide more info. Look around and please leave a message in my guest book to let me know you were here. If you're interested in my quarterly+ newsletter, sign up is below and your email will not be shared.
LK Hunsaker
~ Literary Romance with an Artsy Twist ~
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What's Happening Now (updated October 2011)
NEW RELEASE!
Like your books shorter and spicier? Now available, Moondrops & Thistles: shorter & spicier edition. This one is the same story, cut down to the bones of the story, with a bit more of the love scenes added. Note, it is still not erotica and not very graphic. It is only available as ebook. Right now and through the end of November, you can get it for only $0.99 at this link with coupon code CY54Y.
-- Please note both the short and full versions are available at the above Smashwords link. The code is listed in my bio, also, but only works for the short version.
Moondrops & Thistles
Daws is a stalwart soldier entrenched in his work.
Deanna is a fiery spirit on a mission.
Love. Honor.
Trust.
Sacrifice.
Find it on its own Facebook page!
Order in print from Elucidate Publishing
or as ebook from Smashwords.
Read "Toward The Sky," the short story that turned into Moondrops and Thistles, featuring Daws and Deanna from Off The Moon. Available at Smashwords.com as a free read. (This story was originally published in the Classic Romance Revival anthology, Moments In Time, with 15 stories by 13 authors.) Also a glimpse inside the novel is another free Smashwords short, "Christmas Chains," which has had over 5,000 downloads!
It's NANOWRIMO time again! This year I'll be working on a strictly literary novel following a biker on a quest and a man who ends up where he didn't plan to go. Follow my progress here!
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I'm also hitting Rehearsal 3 again and hoping for a 2012 release. Books 3 & 4, plus the sequel, are being worked on together.~~ ~~ ~~
On my blog this November I'll have several guest authors sharing their favorite travel spots or their hometowns that would make great travel spots! Be sure to come by regularly, or subscribe to new posts, and do plenty of armchair traveling while the weather chills and the days grow short.~ ~ ~
Local ActivityI've been hitting fairs and fests this summer/fall, including Victorian Days, Kennerdell Arts & Music Fest, Munnell Run, Lake Latonka, McConnell Mills, Foxburg, and Volant's Pumpkin Fest, and I've met a lot of interesting readers! I also did the Lakeland Book Fair at Greenville Library with 11 other local authors, and the Community Library of Shenango Valley helped me gather donations for Operation Paperback.
On the schedule is Grove City Library's first author gathering, and possibly Artie Fest in Sharon for a couple of November dates. If there's a fest or fair where you'd like to see an author or two, drop me a note and I'll see what we can do. Otherwise, I'll play hermit writer again until late spring. ;-)
Be sure to check out my LOCAL AUTHORS page!
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See my new REVIEWS page
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Blog Features
In April, I was featured as a guest blogger for two wonderful book and author sites to talk about Protect The Heart.
On April 11th, I visited Linda Weaver Clarke for an interview.
On April 16th, I visited SOS Aloha to talk about the Month of the Military Child.
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READERS: Want your voice heard?
What Makes You Buy A Book?
There are only three questions so please check it out!
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To download a free chapbook that includes the beginnings of each of my novels up to a pre-sample of Off The Moon, click HERE. This is a 35+ page pdf file. If you need the free Adobe Reader, find it at Adobe.com.
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quotes LK likes
"Better to write for yourself and have no public than to write for the public and have no self."— Cyril Connelly
