Good news, my lovelies! Angela Kay’s short story, The Naked Eye, is now available on Amazon for $.99! If you are new to her work, this is an excellent intro and if you’ve read all her works (like I have!), then this is just one more great read to add to your Kindle stack.
You can check out my review here
And you can purchase a copy of The Naked Eye @Amazon (and for those of you who have KindleUnlimited, it’s free!)
Other Novels by Angela Kay
The Murder of Manny Grimes (Jim DeLong Mysteries Book 1)
Blood Runs Cold (Jim DeLong Mysteries Book 2)
I Can Kill (SA Aidan O’Reilly Thriller)
About the Author
Equipped with a professional writing degree from Augusta State University, Angela Kay always had the imagination and passion of a writer. She has written many, many short stories in her lifetime, most of which won’t ever see the light of day!
During college, her playwright professor had urged her to submit her one-act play to a 2009 playwright contest. To her shock and glory, she was one of 23 across the United States to win for her one-act entitled “Digging Deeper.” Because of this, she was able to spend a week in Atlanta at the Horizon Theater Company.
She’d begun writing her first novel, The Murder of Manny Grimes in 2009 during a Creative Writing college course. The first draft was well-received by her peers and professor. After seven years of writing and re-writing, the final draft of Manny Grimes became so unrecognizable and so different from the direction she initially went in. Finally, finding the nerves to show it to the public, Angela published it in 2016 with ThomasMax Publishing. A year later, she followed it up with a second book, Blood Runs Cold.
Realizing how difficult it is to break into the whole writing scheme, Angela began a blog to help other authors, many of which deserve glory. Between her busy life and keeping up with her writing, she enjoys reading and reviewing books written by both traditional authors and independent authors.
Angela draws her inspiration from international bestselling author, Steven James, as well as Agatha Christie and James Patterson.
Aside from writing, Angela enjoys watching TV and movies. Her favorite entertainers include James Stewart, Bing Crosby, Paul Newman, Mark Wahlberg, Bryan Adams, and Jeremy Camp.
Angela lives in Augusta, Georgia with her crazy calico, Maggie.
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Karen Lynn, a native New Yorker, has always loved writing poetry and short stories with intense characters struggling to find love and survive in a troubled world. After years of working in the legal field, Karen moved with her son to Oregon. Inspired by the rain and Portland’s creative culture, Karen has been able to follow her dream of writing novels.
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A former auditor and partner in an international CPA firm, John Chaplick is an instructor in the field of forensic and investigative accounting. His experience includes a specialty in fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering. He was the founder and president of his own business for eighteen years before he retired and made his home in Lutz, Florida.
The author was brought up with highly spiritual yet practical Vedic values that have uniquely shaped him for over seven decades, amidst many challenges in both India and the USA. His views are based upon extensive observations and insights through diversified experiences such as: An Assistant Professor of Physics, Nuclear Physicist, Director of Software Engineering, Technology Export Manager, General Contractor, Systems Integration Consultant, Retirement Planner, and Life Advisor. He has experienced the West through the eyes of ancient eastern wisdom, and the East through worldly pragmatism of the western culture. The author is a family man, blessed with his wife of 54 years, two accomplished children, and three promising grandchildren, all of whom have been helping him grow in multiple ways. He believes nothing that is said or written by anyone, no matter how eminent or ancient, is to be adopted without validation, regarding the current situation and consideration for the well-being of humanity.
A Cincinnati native, Jessica Evans grew up in a sub-blue collar neighborhood on the city’s west side. Early on, she began to examine the ways in which life is impacted by socioeconomic status. Her work is largely a reflection of this interest. She writes about things that move and motivate her in the hopes that her words can help change her community.
A Whispered Wind 