Katherine Reay's Blog

I just learned THE ENGLISH MASTERPIECE is part of Kindle Unlimited for a limited (that's an interesting twist on words, isn't it???) time. I think it's pretty cool because if you are part of that platform, you can grab a copy of a novel that will take into the world of art forgery in 1970s London and have a marvelous time -- basically for free! :)
Enjoy!!!


Here's the link: https://bit.ly/4p4r0Os

So today, April 16th, I'm hanging out in the Ask the Author space answering questions. And thanks to everyone who has dropped by!

Stop by and say hello!

This month, Audible is featuring A Shadow in Moscow for only $7.99 for members. I think they're calling it the Always a Deal sale. Anyway, the narrators for this story, Saskia Maarleveld and Lisa Flanagan, are beyond amazing. They bring it to life -- so I thought I'd shout out the sale, not only for my benefit ;) -- but for theirs -- you'll be so impressed with them. And, of course, for you because it'll make a great listening experience.

Happy Listening!!!

https://www.audible.com/pd/A-Shadow-i...

Wow. Long link. I hope that works. If not, that's on me -- and just head over to Audible.

I'm so excited to announce that while the ebook for Shadow in Moscow has been granted a one month sale for $2.99 this January, it's been given a further price reduction to $1.99 for today (January 17th) only!

You can read a little more about it here... And you can click the link to purchase a copy. Enjoy!! I truly loved my time writing these two courageous women and their story of love, sacrifice, family, friendship, and some really cool Cold War spy craft.

https://www.amazon.com/Shadow-Moscow-...

A Shadow in Moscow



Happy Reading!

Two great sales going on right now. Crazy, right?

The Printed Letter Bookshop is on a $2.99 ebook sale across a lot of channels. So please select the one you love most and join Janet, Madeline, and Claire in Winsome as they try ;) to become friends and try ;) to save a bookshop.

Then (only on Chirp) you'll find Janet once more in her daughter Alyssa's story -- Of Literature and Lattes. This is an audiobook sale only and only on Chirp.

And, just a note, while all the book shop women make appearances in Of Literature and Lattes, it is absolutely a stand-alone novel.

But for such low prices -- Why not get both? ;)

Thanks and Happy Reading!!

The Printed Letter Bookshop


Of Literature and Lattes

This month I'm delighted to say Of Literature and Lattes is only sale, ebook only for $2.99. You can read here on Goodreads all about it, but I'll share something not written in its description.

Although Of Literature and Lattes is absolutely a stand-alone story, it does start the very weekend The Printed Letter Bookshop ends.

While writing Printed Letter -- and Janet, one of my favorite characters ever -- I noticed Janet's daughter Alyssa would not warm up to her. I couldn't understand why and wanted to know...

So I returned to Winsome and worked out Alyssa's story, knowing her mother Janet would be a big part of it. It's a mother/daughter love story, a story of coffee shops and good books, a story about a father wanting to connect with his young daughter, and a story about second chances, true love, and a whole lot of fun -- along with the FBI and a little fraud.

I hope you give it a chance and that you thoroughly enjoy it. Happy Reading.


Of Literature and Lattes

This is a shoutout for tons of upcoming books -- including A Shadow in Moscow.

Barnes and Noble is offering a huge 25% off if you preorder now. (January 25-27, 2023.)

Just use the code PREORDER25 as you check out online at B&N.

Happy Reading!! And let me know what else you order. I am always looking for that next great read.

The London House has its first ebook sale today as part of Kindle's Golden Box.

It's only $1.99.

Enjoy!
Here's little about the story: The London House


https://www.amazon.com/London-House-K...

The London House publishes tomorrow. I am so excited to have this book out in the world and delighted the reviews are starting to come in. Here are two I came across today --

Reay has written a superb novel that is the epitome of what historical fiction should be. Her attention to detail when describing the time period, culture, and people is amazing. Her characters are unforgettable and her story is unputdownable. The London House is one book you won't want to miss out on! Get your hands on a copy ASAP! — Review, A Bookish Way of Life.


The London House is expertly crafted. Katherine Reay’s skill and confidence in storytelling is evident in her handling of the emotional weight of the narrative and dual-timeline format incorporating letters, journals, emails, and text messages in the epistolary sections of the novel. The London House ticked every historical fiction box for me, delivering a richly satisfying experience that I think will resonate with many readers. — Austenprose

This is my first foray into historical fiction and it won't be my last -- it was a thrill from start to finish and I hope readers enjoy the journey just as much.

Huge Sales!


I am so delighted to announce that my publisher is offering great deals on my books this month in excitement for the upcoming The London House! That story releases in November, but until then there are a few of my novels on sale -- great for Spring and for the budget at only $1.99 each.


Grab each of these ebooks for only $1.99!




Some nice words...

“Katherine Reay’s Dear Mr. Knightley kept me up until 2:00 a.m.; I simply couldn’t put it down.” ―Eloisa James, New York Times best-selling author of Once Upon a Tower


“Katherine Reay is a remarkable author who has created her own sub-genre, wrapping classic fiction around contemporary stories.  Her writing is flawless and smooth, her storytelling meaningful and poignant. You’re going to love The Bronte Plot.”   -- Debbie Macomber #1 NYT author

"Reay's fictional town of Winsome, Illinois, lives up to its name and will leave more than a few readers wistfully dreaming of moving there themselves." --Karen Dukess, author of The Last Book Party.