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Sunday, October 24, 2021
Kelli’s Quill Newsletter - Happy Autumn 2021 Issue
Earlier in October, I released Silent Sentinel. This 4,100 word mini-thriller blends a crime story with the unusual.
I released More Than I Bargained For - A Paranormal Mini-Mystery in August. This 4,500 word mini-mystery blends offbeat humor with the paranormal.
And if you like sci-fi, don’t miss Extraterrestrial Encounters, a collection of 18 out-of-this-world stories.
In case you missed it… Earlier in 2021 I released my non-fiction guide, Journaling Every Week: 52 Topics to Get You Writing.
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Friday, October 15, 2021
New Release! "Silent Sentinel" - A Mini-Thriller
Hi everyone!
I’m sharing news about my latest release, Silent Sentinel.
This 4,100 word mini-thriller blends a crime story with the unusual.
Pay attention to what you buy the next time you’re at a flea market.
Silent Sentinel
(A Mini-Thriller)
One afternoon, Valerie visits a flea market and meets a
peculiar man who tries to sell her an ancient statue of Anubis—the Egyptian god
of the dead. Despite her protests, the man insists that she must have the
statue. Valerie gives in and brings her new “guardian” home.
Later that night, Valerie awakens to discover an intru der
has broken into her house. She’s forced to fight for her life and relies on
Anubis to save her.
When the police investigate, they make a shocking discovery about her attacker and his motive. Only then does Valerie realize how lucky she was— the statue was the last thing she wanted, but exactly what she needed.
Order your copy here:
Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09JB57751
All other platforms:
https://books2read.com/u/mgExB0
Visit my site: https://www.kelliwilkins.com to see all my
titles.
Happy Early Halloween!
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Now available! "Pets in Space 6" anthology
Even an alien needs a pet…
Don’t miss these 11 SciFi Romance stories starring your
favorite aliens & their pets!
Join the incredible authors in this year’s Pets in Space 6 for another out-of-this-world adventure. This award-winning, USA TODAY Bestselling anthology is packed full of your favorite Pets in Space®.
Featuring 11 original, never-before-released stories from some of today’s bestselling Science Fiction Romance and Fantasy authors, Pets in Space 6 continues their vital support of Hero-Dogs.org the non-profit charity that raises, trains, and places support dogs with U.S. veterans and first responders.
Stories in this limited-edition anthology include:
BEHR'S REBEL by S.E. Smith
STAR CRUISE: TIME LOOP by Veronica Scott
THE CYBORG WITH NO NAME by Honey Phillips
ESCAPE FROM NOVA NINE by Carol Van Natta
TRADE SECRETS by Cassandra Chandler
SEE HOW THEY RUN by JC Hay
SURI'S SURE THING by S.J. Pajonas
THE THUNDER EGG by Greta van der Rol
WORLDS OF FIRE: METAMORPHOSIS by Deborah A. Bailey
STRANDED ON GRZBT by Melisse Aires
ESCAPING KORTH by Kyndra Hatch
Here’s a closer look at…
Worlds of Fire: Metamorphosis
by Deborah A. Bailey
On a Floating World…
Asira is a member of a high-ranking family of Alchemists who exert control over the libraries that store magical texts. She never believed her acceptance into the coveted position was in doubt. Yet, when she becomes the apprentice of a gargoyle shifter Alchemist who insists on keeping his pet bird with him, she has her doubts that he was the right choice for her final class.
Jaydon is from a gargoyle shifter group known as the Gigun. As an unconventional but powerful teacher of transmutation at the university, he could have his pick of mentees. It isn't hard to tell that the last thing he wants to do is mentor a student from a powerful family. He only accepts her after he says his pet bird and advisor, Delphy, recommends that he choose her.
Asira finds Jaydon frustrating but too fascinating for her own good. But she needs his knowledge and guidance when she becomes the target of a classmate’s deception. With Jaydon’s assistance, the two of them begin to uncover those behind the criminal activities threatening not just the students, but the whole Floating World.
Can she convince Jaydon that she still has a lot to learn from him—both in the matter of magic and her heart—or has she betrayed his trust forever?
***
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Friday, September 17, 2021
Behind the Scenes: Beauty & the Bigfoot (A Paranormal Romance)
This “Behind the Scenes” blog is part of a series examining my romance novels. In each blog, I’ll talk about why I wrote the book, share my thoughts on the plot and/or characters, and reveal what I loved most (or least) about writing the book. Warning: Blogs may contain spoilers.
Beauty & the Bigfoot is a contemporary paranormal
romance—and it’s one of the most controversial books I’ve written. Why? Because
the heroine, Tara, falls in love with a creature commonly known as Bigfoot. (In
the book, Tara names him Joe.) The story blends sensual love scenes with a
healthy dose of offbeat humor. Readers aren’t supposed to take the story
seriously, because the characters don’t take the story seriously.
However, when the book came out, several reviewers were
appalled at the premise and had an issue with the love scenes. (Yes, Tara and
Bigfoot/Joe consummate their relationship—several times.) Some ebook retailers
wouldn’t sell the book because it was classified as “erotica” and a few readers
reported the book to sellers, calling it “bestiality” (among other things).
Yeah, this little story certainly caused some controversy.
What’s interesting is that in addition to everything else, the book could also
be categorized as… (Spoiler Alert!) a shapeshifter romance. I never saw
shapeshifter romances featuring werewolves, werebears, werepanthers, etc.
called out for bestiality or labeled morally reprehensible, but then again, I
don’t read too many reviews.
Maybe the negative reviewers of my book just hated the idea
of a woman falling in love with a “Bigfoot”—although that’s not exactly who—or
what—Joe is. Or maybe they never bothered to read the whole book and never learned
Joe’s true identity at the end… who knows?
But I’m happy to say most reviewers and readers LOVED the
book. They called it “a hoot” and understood the premise, the humor, and read
all the way to the end to discover the “twist” ending that truly makes this a
love story.
When I got the idea for the story, I knew I had to write it
with tongue-in-cheek humor, otherwise the story wouldn’t work. Nobody would
take a Bigfoot romance seriously. So right from the start, I incorporated humor
into as many scenes as possible. When the book opens, Tara doesn’t believe
Bigfoot exists and thinks her Bigfoot-hunter father is crazy. But she soon
learns that things aren’t always what they seem…
I loved creating the wacky scenes between Tara and her
oddball father. They were a lot of fun to write, and I just kept up the
strangeness as the story unfolded. I added in zany secondary characters (the
mob of people, the sheriff) to add more conflict and take the story to another
level.
As I wrote the romantic scenes, I knew there had to be a
reason Tara is attracted to Joe, and a reason Joe is in love with Tara. I won’t
give away the plot twist here, but I can say that Tara and Joe have a long
history together, and they knew each other before the story started.
Believe it or not, this book required a lot of research.
Since Tara’s father is a Bigfoot expert, I had to become a Bigfoot expert to
write his scenes. I went to the library and read a lot of books about Bigfoot
before I started writing. (Yes, the librarian thought I was crazy, so I know
how Charlie felt!) All the things Charlie says about Bigfoot (the historical
legends, the size of his footprints, the nests, his hair, the Patterson film)
are accurate.
Beauty & the Bigfoot is one of my favorite contemporary
romances. It’s certainly got an unusual plot, interesting characters, and
blends wacky humor with a love story. Here’s the summary and few of those
positive reviews…
BEAUTY & THE BIGFOOT
Can true love exist between the species?
Tara’s world is anything but normal. Her father is known as
the resident crackpot—just because he’s on a personal mission to catch a
Sasquatch. Despite all of the “Bigfoot evidence” cluttering their house, Tara
never really believed in Bigfoot—until the day her father brought him home.
She affectionately names her father’s prized catch ‘Joe’ and
discovers there’s something oddly familiar—and erotic—about him. With a media
circus descending on her father’s ranch and a showdown brewing with the local
sheriff, Tara risks her life to save Joe.
When Tara finally succumbs to her animalistic urges, she
learns that Joe is not exactly who—or what—he seems. Joe is more than a
Sasquatch… he’s her soul mate!
Order Beauty & the Bigfoot here:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075SL9WT2
All other platforms: https://books2read.com/u/4Dog0Q
A few positive reviews…
“I could use a lot of words to describe Beauty & the
Bigfoot, but if I had to narrow it down to just one word, it would be this:
fun. I knew I was going to be in for a treat when I picked this novella up; there
was just no way a story with a title such as this could take itself seriously.
This story was a hoot and a half, and Ms. Wilkins has definitely been placed on
my “authors to be watched” list because of it.” - Bobby, Reviewer,
Bookwenches.com
"An erotic twist on the classic bigfoot tale! Beauty
& the Bigfoot is a thoroughly entertaining read on a classic legend that I
found enjoyable and sexy! Ms. Wilkins puts a twist on the Bigfoot myth that
left me pleased with the ending. Beauty & the Bigfoot was a well thought
out, erotic, and downright fun read to the end. If you are looking for an
entertaining read, Ms. Wilkins delivers.” - Missy Brown, Reviewer,
Paranormalromance.org
"4 Coffee Cups! I thought this story was going to take
a weird and strange turn when I first started reading it… but I discovered it
to be a regular love story with an odd twist. I enjoyed this book a lot. This
is one story where you will laugh and sigh all in one reading.” - Kimberly,
Reviewer, Coffee Time Romance & More
I hope you enjoyed this “Behind the Scenes” look at the
making of this fun romance. I welcome questions and comments from readers and
other authors. Contact me via the form on my site or on social media.
Happy Reading,
Kelli A. Wilkins
Sunday, September 5, 2021
Writing Across the Genre Spectrum
Hi everyone!
When people ask me what I do, I tell them I’m a writer.
Usually their next question is: “What do you write?” My answer? “Everything.”
I write fiction in various genres and levels of intensity. I
can give romance readers a tender love story or a spicy erotic novella. Fans of
speculative fiction can be terrorized by my horror stories or whisked away into
an alternate reality in my sci-fi tales. I’ve also written several non-fiction
books. Looking to take care of a cat or a hermit crab? I’ve got those covered.
And if you want to write your own fiction, well, I wrote the book on how to get
started.
I’m often asked a lot of questions about how (and why) I
write across the genre spectrum. Here are four FAQ:
How did you get started writing in so many different genres?
I never set out to be such a multi-faceted writer; it was
something that happened gradually. I started out writing short horror fiction
and always dreamed of “someday” having my work included in an anthology. (I’m
happy to say my horror stories have appeared in several anthologies, both
online and in print.)
From that point on, I realized I didn’t have to “just” write
horror, or romance, or sci fi… I could branch out into any genre or type of
writing I wanted. I figured, why limit yourself? If I have an idea for a story
(regardless of genre), why not write it? Eventually I started writing romance
novels and horror novellas.
Within the romance genre, you write contemporary, gay,
paranormal, fantasy, and historical stories. Why do you vary so much in one
genre?
I get inspired from a multitude of ideas, so I basically go
wherever the story takes me. My fantasy romance, A Most Unusual Princess came
about because I wanted to write about a headstrong princess looking for a
husband. The idea of a gay wrestler forced to come out sparked A Secret Match,
and a mysterious stranger collapsing into the arms of an 1877 storekeeper
became my historical romance novel, Love, Lies & Redemption.
Within the historical category, my books range from mild to
super-spicy and take place in different time periods (Old West, Colonial,
Pioneer, Celtic). I don’t stick to writing “all” Westerns or “all” Colonials.
Once I have the time period for the story, I do research for details and/or
ideas for clothing, occupations, etc. I like to weave authentic details into
the books and blend them in as naturally as possible. When I’m writing fantasy
romance, I try to make the details believable, even if I’m making them up.
How do you balance writing romance and horror? Which one do
you like best?
My horror stories are more psychologically spooky rather
than gory, and usually after I finish writing a few romances I switch up and
write a horror tale or two. I use different “writing muscles” when I tell a
horror story, and I can develop different plots, characters, and have a darker
tone in my horror fiction than I can in a romance.
I like both genres, so it was only a matter of time before I
blended the two… into paranormal romance. When I write paranormal romances I
have to make sure I don’t cross over too far into the horror world. You don’t
want to create a paranormal hero/heroine that’s too frightening and/or violent
in the story. Romance lovers don’t want to read about a full-fledged monster.
The character has to be likeable and loveable with all the traits of a romance
hero/heroine – even if he or she is a vampire who needs to feed. (This was the
basis for my paranormal, Confessions of a Vampire’s Lover.)
Lately I’ve been scaling back on my romances and focusing on
speculative fiction. These short stories aren’t exactly classic “horror” tales
designed to scare readers, but they do include paranormal elements. For
example, my new release More than I Bargained For is an offbeat mini-mystery
about a woman who can talk to the dead.
You wrote the non-fiction book, You Can Write—Really! A
Beginner’s Guide to Writing Fiction. What made you decide to write a book about
writing?
Every time I do an interview, I’m asked the same batch of
questions: Where do you get your ideas? How do I get published? How do you
write a book? What advice do you have for writers who are starting out? Do you
have any writing tips?
I’ve answered these questions many times in interviews and
addressed them in blogs, but I always wanted to say more. One day, I started
thinking about everything I’ve learned over the years, and inspiration hit me:
Why not write a book on how to write? The result? You Can Write—Really! A
Beginner’s Guide to Writing Fiction.
Each easy-to-read chapter is based on my years of hands-on
experience as a writer, advice I’ve received, and the technical “know-how” I’ve
gained in writing classes and professional writing workshops. Basically, it’s
practical advice on how to get started, almost like a Writing 101 workshop. Any
writer can use the tips and writing exercises for an extra boost of motivation
or just for fun.
Anything else you’d like to add?
Writers shouldn’t be afraid to try new things. Yes, it might
be “easier” or “better” to find a genre or a niche and stay there for your
entire writing career. You could build a solid brand, get a large fan base, and
become a household name in that genre. That may work for most writers, but for
me, it would become tiresome after a while (like having the same thing for
dinner every night). I like to explore something new and different each time I
write.
For me, writing across the genre spectrum is what I do. Some
days, I venture down a dark and mysterious pathway into a haunted cemetery…
Other days, I’ll lose myself in the romantic adventures of a feisty historical
heroine… But no matter what I write, I enjoy creating the characters, plots,
and settings that bring the story to life for readers—and I hope they enjoy the
journey as much as I do.
Here’s the summary and links to my latest release, More Than
I Bargained For:
More Than I Bargained For: A Paranormal Mini-Mystery
Katie doesn’t like going to estate sales. Why? Because she
sees dead people.
When Katie reluctantly attends an estate sale with her
friend Diane, she gets more than she bargained for. The deceased former owner
of the house, Grace, realizes that Katie can communicate with her, and she has
a lot to say.
As Katie pretends to shop, Grace tells her the story of how
she was murdered—and reveals that her killer is still in the house.
It’s up to Katie to uncover the murder weapon and get it to
the police… before time runs out.
Order your copy here:
Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CG4J8B2
All other platforms: https://books2read.com/u/me9jzl
Read reviews here:
https://www.kelliwilkins.com/more-than-i-bargained-for
Happy Reading!
Kelli
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kelli A. Wilkins is an award-winning author who has
published more than 100 short stories, 20+ romance novels, 7 non-fiction books,
and 5 horror ebooks. Her romances span many genres and settings, and she likes
to scare readers with her horror stories.
Her non-fiction tale, “The Dog That Wouldn’t Bark” recently
appeared in the Chicken Soup for the Soul: My Hilarious, Heroic, Human Dog
anthology.
She also released two horror shorts, More Than I Bargained
For and Silent Sentinel in 2021.
In January 2021, Kelli published Journaling Every Week: 52
Topics to Get You Writing. This fun and innovative guide to journaling is
filled with hundreds of thought-provoking prompts designed to get you writing
about your feelings and emotions.
Kelli posts on her Facebook author page: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorKelliWilkins
and Twitter:
www.Twitter.com/KWilkinsauthor
Visit her website/blog www.KelliWilkins.com for a full title
list and to find all her social media links.
Sunday, August 15, 2021
New Release - More Than I Bargained For: A Paranormal Mini-Mystery
Hi everyone!
I’m sharing news
about my latest release, More Than I
Bargained For. This 4,500 word mini-mystery blends offbeat humor with the
paranormal. You never know what you’ll find at an estate sale…
Here’s the summary and links:
More Than I Bargained For
A Paranormal Mini-Mystery
Katie doesn’t like going to estate sales. Why? Because she
sees dead people.
When Katie reluctantly attends an estate sale with her
friend Diane, she gets more than she bargained for. The deceased former owner
of the house, Grace, realizes that Katie can communicate with her, and she has
a lot to say.
As Katie pretends to shop, Grace tells her the story of how
she was murdered—and reveals that her killer is still in the house.
It’s up to Katie to uncover the murder weapon and get it to
the police… before time runs out.
Order it here:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CG4J8B2
All other platforms: https://books2read.com/u/me9jzl
Stay tuned for another short fiction ebook coming soon…
Enjoy the rest of the summer!
Kelli
Sunday, August 8, 2021
Meet the Character Day: Chatting with Curtis Taylor from Trust with Hearts
This “Meet the Character Day” blog is part of a series
examining my romance novels. In each “Behind the Scenes” blog, I talk about why
I wrote the book, share my thoughts on the plot and/or characters, and reveal
what I loved most (or least) about writing the book. The “Meet the Character
Day” blogs are fun chats with the heroes and heroines from my romances.
Warning: blogs may contain spoilers.
Hello romance lovers! Today we’re chatting with Curtis
Taylor, the hero from Trust with Hearts by Kelli A. Wilkins. Let’s see what’s
on his mind…
Greetings, Curtis. Trust with Hearts is a contemporary
summer romance. Can you tell us a bit more about the book?
Sure, I’d be glad to. The basic premise is: Sherrie moves in with her cousin Dave, and I’m already staying there. So we’re sorta thrown together and forced to get along. Or not. Sherrie is a city girl and hates country music, and I’m a country boy who just happens to make his living in country music, so you can imagine there’s lots of opportunity for conflict. But once we get past all that, Sherrie and I start a tenuous, yet passionate, summer romance. Readers will be intrigued and hooked right away.
In a good romance, the relationship between the hero and the
heroine usually gets off to a rocky start. Tell us about your first meet with
Sherrie. What attracted you to her?
Well… nothing. (Laughs) I met Sherrie early one morning—before she even knew I was staying with Dave. And she was a bit grouchy. She said a “banjo boy” kept her up all night playing music… Well, I didn’t take the insult too kindly, and I told her so. And off we went, right on page 1, we started fussin’ and feudin’. I liked teasing her, and I thought she was pretty (and had great legs) but she needed to tone down her attitude.
Sherrie came from the city and you’re a country boy at
heart. How do you make that work in a relationship?
For the first few chapters, we fought like cats and dogs. Sherrie would insult country music (or me), and I’d tell her she didn’t know what she was talking about. After a few weeks of being forced together, (Dave conveniently left us alone a lot. It was his way of playing matchmaker.) I saw her vulnerable side and opened up to her. In time, we realized we both had been hurt in previous relationships and had serious trust issues. Once we dropped our defenses, we got along just fine.
Most romance readers know Kelli likes to torment her main
characters. She tends to put them through the emotional wringer. When Kelli
wrote the book, she gave you and Sherrie a lot of baggage, trust issues, and
conflict. Tell us how she made your life miserable.
For most of the book I’m hiding a big secret from Sherrie, and when she finds out the truth it nearly ends our relationship. Kelli said the “bombshell” scene where Sherrie learns my secret was one of her favorites to write—but it put us through hell.
Sherrie already had a hard time trusting people, so learning I’d lied to her about something major shattered her trust in me and destroyed our relationship. At the same time, I’d just gotten horrible news, and I was in no mood to be questioned or to deal with a royally pissed-off girlfriend. I didn’t behave in the best way, and shut Sherrie out. (Thanks Kelli.) It took Sherrie a long while to come around, and for a time, I was certain we were finished. But in the end, we have a happy-ever-after.
But I’ll give Kelli credit, she wrote several amazing love scenes. And I certainly can’t complain about those. Sherrie and I weren’t incompatible in the bedroom, by any means! (Laughs)
Describe yourself in four words.
Stubborn, complex, sexy, talented.
Do readers need to be country music fans to enjoy Trust with
Hearts?
Not at all. The book uses country music as a backdrop and setting for the main romance. If anything, country music fans might find Sherrie’s loathing and lack of understanding about the genre amusing. Readers who don’t like country music will probably agree when Sherrie calls country music “sad songs in denim.”
There’s a rumor that once upon a time the book had an
entirely different ending. Is it true?
Yes. When Kelli originally wrote the book, Sherrie and I were in a horrible car accident and I nearly died. Sherrie risked her life to pull me out of a burning car. Kelli deleted those scenes from the current edition of the book, and wrote a new epilogue to tie up everything.
Will there be a sequel to Trust with Hearts?
After Trust with Hearts came out, Kelli was going to write a sequel, but other books got in the way and it never happened. Her idea was to have Dave fall in love with my girl cousin. (She seeks refuge with Dave the same way Sherrie did.) Kelli has shelved the project, but she did say if enough readers want a sequel, she might be persuaded to write a novella-length version of the idea. (Readers: Let her know your thoughts about this on social media.)
Anything else you want to add?
Thanks for letting me share my thoughts with readers and talk about this great book. Trust with Hearts is a summer romance with interesting characters, an unusual storyline, and plenty of sizzling love scenes. It will make you laugh, cry, and root for love. I hope you’ll add it to your summer reading list.
Kelli has written romances in all genres—historical,
paranormal, contemporary, gay, and straight—but they all have two things in
common—they’re all unique stories, and they’re anything but boring! I invite
readers to catch up on all of Kelli’s romances and visit her on social media.
If you missed any blog in this series, you can catch up here:
https://www.kelliwilkins.com/blog
TRUST WITH HEARTS
After a bitter breakup, Sherrie Parker seeks refuge at her cousin Dave’s house in rural West Virginia. Early one morning, she runs into Dave’s other houseguest, a singer named Curtis Taylor. The last thing Sherrie wants is to share living quarters with a country music crooner – even if he is sexy, in a cowboy sort of way.
Thrown together by circumstances, Sherrie and Curtis get off to a rocky start, but soon discover they have more in common than they ever imagined. Unable to fight their growing attraction, they give in to their desires and start a sizzling summer romance.
Everything is perfect between them until Sherrie discovers
that Curtis is keeping secrets from her – and his biggest secret of all will
change everything. Can their newfound love survive, or will destiny keep them
apart forever?
Order your copy here:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074422FHY
All other platforms: https://books2read.com/u/mgrK7R
Read reviews here: https://www.kelliwilkins.com/trust-with-hearts
Kelli created a Facebook page for her contemporary romances.
Visit it here:
https://www.facebook.com/Contemporary-Romances-by-Kelli-A-Wilkins-1965702023664339/
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kelli A. Wilkins is an award-winning author who has
published more than 100 short stories, 20 romance novels, 7 non-fiction books,
and 3 horror ebooks. Her romances span many genres and settings, and she likes
to scare readers with her horror stories.
She released Journaling Every Week: 52 Topics to Get You Writing in early 2021. This fun and innovative guide to journaling is filled with hundreds of thought-provoking prompts designed to get you writing about your feelings and emotions.
In 2020 Kelli published Love, Lies & Redemption, a western romance set in 1877 Nebraska. This novel blends a sensual love story with mystery and danger.
Kelli posts on her Facebook author page:
https://www.facebook.com/AuthorKelliWilkins and Twitter:
www.Twitter.com/KWilkinsauthor
Visit her website/blog www.KelliWilkins.com for a full title
list and to find all her social media links.
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