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Fairy Tale Horror #1
Kill Me, Red
Red Riding Hood: A Dark Tale . . .
Red is determined to find her best friend who was dragged into the woods by a giant wolf.
She doesn't know the source of the mysterious growling outside her window every night. She doesn't know why all evidence of the wolf seems to vanish into thin air.
She doesn't know if she's being hunted.
This is a novella of around 20,000 words. Part of the proceeds will be donated to the Wolf Conservation Center.
Red is determined to find her best friend who was dragged into the woods by a giant wolf.
She doesn't know the source of the mysterious growling outside her window every night. She doesn't know why all evidence of the wolf seems to vanish into thin air.
She doesn't know if she's being hunted.
This is a novella of around 20,000 words. Part of the proceeds will be donated to the Wolf Conservation Center.
68 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 29, 2014
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About the author
Kelsey Warren-Bryant
5 books2 followersI was born in Shawnee, Oklahoma in 1993. I have been writing stories ever since I first learned to write. My first book I ever wrote was "The Rainbow Heart" at the age of four, and it was more pictures than it was words. But ever since then, I have been hooked.
Through elementary up until high school, I read up to a book a day. My loves have always been supernatural, horror, and fantasy, but I would occasionally fall in love with a well-written drama. I wasn't always sure that I wanted to be a writer, though.
When I began attending college, I double-majored in English and History. Likely to your surprise, and definitely to mine, I didn't enjoy enjoy English. Although I loved the reading and writing, I found my interpretations of literature to be very different than others. I value the openness of art, so when people told me I was viewing that art wrong, I got turned off to the idea of confined learning.
I did, however, stick with History. There, I got to read and write without being judged for my interpretations. I graduated with a B.A. in History in December 2013.
I wrote my first book while I was in college. I completed my first version of Lokte my second semester of college. It was only after the fact that I realized the book was dreadful.
Thinking that a failure, I went onto a new novel with the hopes of getting it right this time. It took a year and a half to complete, but in December of 2013, I completed my first YA novel, The Victoria Benson Saga: The Lamia (release date to be announced).
There it was. I was finally the author of a book I was proud of. But instead of immediately continuing the series, I thought back to Lokte, that poorly organized first novel. It really was a train wreck. But something within me told me to write it; that although the first version was bad, the core concept was solid. So, vowing to come back to my YA series, I rewrote Lokte and finished it in early May of 2014.
Throughout this time, I realized that God called me to write. I also realized that I should not write solely for my benefit, so I vowed to give a portion of all my proceedings to charity. With every copy of Lokte sold, I will give part of it to the A21 Campaign, a charity dedicated to freeing victims of human trafficking. For more information, see the "Take the Plunge" page.
To contact me, my email is kjwarren103@gmail.com
To stay updated on all things related to my writing, as well as promotionals and giveaways, follow my mailing list: http://eepurl.com/YR9Qf
Also writes under the name K.J. Bryen.
Through elementary up until high school, I read up to a book a day. My loves have always been supernatural, horror, and fantasy, but I would occasionally fall in love with a well-written drama. I wasn't always sure that I wanted to be a writer, though.
When I began attending college, I double-majored in English and History. Likely to your surprise, and definitely to mine, I didn't enjoy enjoy English. Although I loved the reading and writing, I found my interpretations of literature to be very different than others. I value the openness of art, so when people told me I was viewing that art wrong, I got turned off to the idea of confined learning.
I did, however, stick with History. There, I got to read and write without being judged for my interpretations. I graduated with a B.A. in History in December 2013.
I wrote my first book while I was in college. I completed my first version of Lokte my second semester of college. It was only after the fact that I realized the book was dreadful.
Thinking that a failure, I went onto a new novel with the hopes of getting it right this time. It took a year and a half to complete, but in December of 2013, I completed my first YA novel, The Victoria Benson Saga: The Lamia (release date to be announced).
There it was. I was finally the author of a book I was proud of. But instead of immediately continuing the series, I thought back to Lokte, that poorly organized first novel. It really was a train wreck. But something within me told me to write it; that although the first version was bad, the core concept was solid. So, vowing to come back to my YA series, I rewrote Lokte and finished it in early May of 2014.
Throughout this time, I realized that God called me to write. I also realized that I should not write solely for my benefit, so I vowed to give a portion of all my proceedings to charity. With every copy of Lokte sold, I will give part of it to the A21 Campaign, a charity dedicated to freeing victims of human trafficking. For more information, see the "Take the Plunge" page.
To contact me, my email is kjwarren103@gmail.com
To stay updated on all things related to my writing, as well as promotionals and giveaways, follow my mailing list: http://eepurl.com/YR9Qf
Also writes under the name K.J. Bryen.
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