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How you can help an indie author
here’s a list It recently came to my attention that a lot of readers don’t mind helping out their fav authors, but many don’t know how. Well, reviews obviously, but on Amazon especially, if you are a friend of the author’s, you cannot do that. So what other options are available for readers to do to help out an indie author? I made you a small list. You can certainly leave a comment with other ways as well, I don’t mind. Ways to help out an indie author so that they can succeed You can leave a review. This is
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Christmas Books for YOU
The SWEET romantic women’s fiction novel for you to read this holiday season! Also, if you like your romances a little more “SPICY” – then this one is for you! Thank you all for being my friends and fans. I adore each one of you!
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Free short story!
For newsletter subscribers If you are new here, thank you for stopping in! If you haven’t subscribed to the newsletter, I would like to encourage you to do that now. The link is at the top of the page. I will send you a link to a free short story (A Christmas Heist!) starring my characters from the Shannon Wallace Mysteries. If you are like me, and love zany, crazy characters, then you will love this story. There will be a total of three emails coming once you sign up and the last one will be the one with the
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Rebranding Kim Smith, Author
The hunt for something new has begun! I know you are here hoping to find a story that’s ripped from the headlines, but today isn’t going to be that. Instead, I am going to talk about me, my books, and this site. Because we may all be gone soon. Gone in our present form anyway. And no, I am not dying yet. I have been wanting to change up this site for a long time and it seems like now at the end of a year is a good time. Will it still be a blog site? Yes, and no.
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A Mt. Moriah Christmas
Blurb Jenny Jones has returned to Mt. Moriah after a disastrous relationship with Brandon Daniels, the lead singer for Sarcastix, a band on the rise in Nashville. She makes it back home after Thanksgiving and realizes quickly that things are not as she left them. Her room is now occupied by her brother, as well as her car. Her parents are not able to support her any longer. And worst of all, Jeremiah Collins has moved on with his life as well. Jeremiah Collins, or Jere sees Jenny get into her family sedan on the day after she returns to Mt. Moriah.
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