Karen enjoyed the Golden Crown Literary Society’s 2019 conference in Pittsburgh. She was deeply honored to be named as a finalist for a Goldie award for As the Crow Flies. While at the conference she enjoyed meeting many people—authors, publishers, her editor at Bold Strokes Books, and her very dear readers.
Karen will be attending the Golden Crown Literary Society annual conference this week in Pittsburgh, July 10-14.
If you’re attending, keep an eye out for her and feel free to say hello and introduce yourself. She’ll also be participating in the authors book signing on Saturday from 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Be sure to wish her luck — As the Crow Flies is a finalist in the Romantic Blend category. Hmm… “Romantic Blend” sounds like a good name for a cocktail. Here’s to hoping there will be celebration on Saturday night!
Les Rêveur describes As the Crow Flies as “brilliantly written with great pacing and such interesting and enchanting characters” and gives it 5 stars.
Read the full review here.
As the Crow Flies is a finalist for a Golden Crown Literary Society Award! Known as the Goldies, the awards are presented each year to recognize excellence in lesbian literature.
Catch an ebook or print copy of As the Crow Flies from Bold Strokes Books or Amazon and see why it’s been getting rave reviews.
It’s also available as an unabridged audiobook from Audible.
Drawing attention to the quality of writing, realistic characters, and page-turning excitement, Lez Review Books has given As the Crow Flies a stellar review!
…the perfect story to read on a lazy morning in bed!
Les Rêveur just gave Karen’s most recent story, Cupid’s Bow, five stars!
Read the review.
Wondering what Karen is working on now? Read the interview on the Women and Words blog and you’ll find the answer to that…and much more.
There are two romances for the price of one in this fascinating book, and the paranormal elements are skillfully woven through the entire story. Don’t worry if you’re not a fan of ghost stories—I didn’t think I was but this book convinced me otherwise…The settings were described using wonderful language and imagery, and the quality of the writing overall was very high….I definitely recommend this book if you want something intellectual and a little bit different to sink your teeth into.
Read the entire review in the current issue of Curve and its Australian sister publication, LOTL.
