Firebrand (Book) - 11/2/2007 6:52:11 AM
Firebrand was born out of the love and fantasy and a keen interest in the sci-fi channel. Working with my writing soul mate, Patt Mihailoff, Firebrand is the culmination of a year's work of work and fun. We hope you'll join Amber and David on their mission to save all three worlds from desruction.
Please let us know if you enjoy the journey.
DAUGHTERS OF THE MOON (Book) - 5/28/2003 9:12:20 AM
Alliiya has been a priestess in training at the temple of Hecate since she was a baby. A horrible incident that she witnessed as a mere child has been long forgotten after an accident, but as she matures, snippets of images cause her to feel uncertain about her destiny, though she can not quite identify her increasing alarm. Now, at eighteen, she is close to becoming a full-fledged priestess, a ‘daughter of the Moon’, when she meets and falls in love with a young man she meets in the market square.
Artemis is the noble son of the cruel dictator, Draco. He meets Alliya and is immediately drawn to her, attracted by both her beauty and her spirit. But he didn’t, and can’t tell her the truth about himself, that he is the son of the tyrant ruler, the Archon Draco.
Magna, the High Priestess of the Temple of Hecate, has a plan to unite herself with Artemis, while her consort, Patrolese, has his own plans for Alliya.
Torn between duty, loyalty and love, Artemis and Alliya strive to overcome the obstacles and danger keeping them apart. To do so, they must defy their beliefs, their rulers and their own laws. But can they succeed before betrayals and misunderstandings part them forever?
Daughters of the Moon is a riveting historical romance set during the Greek historical period, a very unique time period for a historical. Ancient Greece comes alive beneath the talented pen of author Kathye Quick. Her in-depth research shines through in this rich tale of love and betrayal and evil, as do her wonderful characters, down to and including the vile High Priestess Magna and the diabolical Draco. Flawless plotting, well-paced dialog and a glimpse into the world of the ancient Greeks make Daughters of the Moon a definite must-read.
Reviewed by Denise M. Clark forThe Road to Romance
May 12, 2003
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Stealing April's Heart (Book) - 4/2/2003 6:15:52 AM
Stealing April's Heart is a fun, heartwarming read. Kathye Quick has done a fine job creating a tender relationship between two unique career oriented individuals who soon discover there is more to life than their jobs. The chemistry between April and Ryne is sweet from the get go, the plot easy to follow and the writing flows naturally. Stealing April's Heart is sure to steal your heart as well.
Reviewed by Jan Springer, Romance Author for the Road to Romance, February 2003
Blue Diamond (Book) - 11/19/2002 4:50:12 AM
Love the title! Caught my eye instantly. This looks like an interesting romance with a twist.
One Rainy Night (Book) - 10/5/2001 3:33:56 PM
Think Tracy & Hepburn... Think Jayne Anne Krentz... Think Kathye Quick! This was a romp, highly humorous and engaging. I loved it! Can't wait to read BLUE DIAMOND and JESSIE'S WEDDING
Plotting the Romance Novel (Article) - 8/15/2008 8:22:37 AM
Thankyou Kathye for sharing the how-to of plotting. I write mostly poetry and will be using your helpful article to improve my poems. Many of them are narative, so again, thanks!
~a fellow human and writer, Zach
Spring Cleaning Yout Manuscipt (Article) - 8/14/2008 8:18:16 PM
Why do people complicate matters! Life is so simple that its main purpose, aside from looking a decent meal, is to enjoy it to its fullest. I hope that I used my comma functionally to make a point.
Plotting the Romance Novel (Article) - 7/6/2008 5:51:15 AM
Excellent article for anyone with the burning desire to want to start writing and understand the structure and path of good story telling.
~Jonathon~
Internet Marketing (Article) - 1/29/2008 7:50:27 AM
Great article lady~`*
Plotting the Romance Novel (Article) - 3/3/2007 7:54:31 PM
This is a great piece, Kathye. Very informative and very true. I'm glad I found you on the Den. You were one of the first people that I met at the NJ/RWA Conference and made me feel right at home.
Thanks,
Karen
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