Posts Tagged ‘Kay Bratt’
Just Released! Book 12 of Hart’s Ridge
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars Heart Wrenching Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025 You’re already in too far. And you don’t even know how deep the water goes yet. Don’t forget who you were, baby. That’s how you remember who you want to be. WOW! Another heart wrenching story. A family…
Read MoreFINALLY… (she says under her breath as she decides where her next book will be set)
It feels like it has taken forever, but I can finally close the door on writing the books set on Maui. And if I do say so myself, I think the last book INTO THE BLUE is the best of the three. Have you ever carried something your entire life because you couldn’t shake the…
Read MoreA Child Goes Missing in China and Does Anyone Care?
An estimated 70,000 children are kidnapped in China every year, although the Chinese government reported fewer than 10,000 kidnappings. According to the United States Department of State, estimates are closer to 20,000 INSPIRED BY A TRUE STORY Children in China are stolen everyday and parents are usually forced to give up ever finding them. But one…
Read MoreDon’t Miss the Exclusive Giveaway Valued at Sixty Dollars Going on Now In my Krew!
Hello All! If you haven’t heard, I’m moving most of my online banter into my private group on Facebook. The world is getting ugly and I’m building a safe place of positivity and kindness. Okay, and maybe a lot of silly stuff because I just can’t keep it contained. Anyway…. You are invited! My…
Read MoreIntroducing Connie Towns Burr in a release collaboration for INTO THE BLUE by Kay Bratt
I’m delighted to introduce you to a wonderful artist who is collaborating with me on my release for INTO THE BLUE that will hit your Kindles or be mailed out to you on March 19, 2021. (My birthday! What a great gift if you order now and that will put you into my grandest pre-order…
Read MoreSurvivor and Symbol of Hope (RIP, Grandpa 4/25/20)
Sometimes things happen for a reason and you don’t know what it is until a little time passes. I believe that the day four-pounds of ragged, toothless, geriatric dog peeked out from a ditch as we were passing by was the beginning of a life lesson for me. Just a week before Christmas and it…
Read More