Tag: New Book
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A Whirlwind of Horses, Heartache, and Healing: “Repairing a Broken Heart” by G.L. Robinson
“Repairing a Broken Heart” is the kind of novel that sweeps you off your feet, much like a spirited stallion on a wild Irish moor. G.L. Robinson has crafted a story that’s as much a love letter to equine grace as it is a tale of personal growth, resilience, and, of course, the tangled web…
Kat Christensen
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Echoes of the Wild: The Heart of ‘A Profitable Wife’
In today’s post, I share a poignant moment from my novel “A Profitable Wife,” highlighting the intense emotions and unyielding determination from the perspective of Easter, the mother of a runaway. This excerpt showcases Easter’s profound relief as she rescues her son from a perilous situation. Easter’s journey, marked by a fierce resolve, mirrors the…
Kat Christensen
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A Profitable Wife: A Holiday Journey into American History
As I sit back and contemplate the recent launch of my book, “A Profitable Wife,” drawing upon my background as an enterprise software engineer, I find myself contemplating the intriguing parallels between introducing new technology and crafting a novel. In both endeavors, there’s a profound sense of creation, followed by a pivotal moment when the…
Kat Christensen
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My Journey to Publishing “A Profitable Wife” with Historium Press
I am elated to announce a significant milestone in my writing career – the upcoming publication of my novel, “A Profitable Wife,” in partnership with Historium Press! Their dedication to the craft, specifically Historical Fiction, aligns seamlessly with the essence of my book, making this collaboration a harmonious blend. Stay tuned for an intimate glimpse…
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The Journey to “A Profitable Wife”
Hello dear readers, I am beyond excited to share an inside story of my latest novel, “A Profitable Wife”. It’s a journey that took me through the pages of history, immersing myself in a world where every detail, every moment, and every character comes to life from the richness of the past. My days and…
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