Posts Tagged ‘Kimberly Sullivan’
Autumn is the perfect time to read my In The Shadow of The Apennines
Coming off back-to-back weeekend visits to teh tiny Abruzzo town of Ovindoli, the model for my fictional town of Marsican in my novel In The Shadow of The Apennines, I was struck by all the beautiful autumn colors. Although I love life in Rome, I do miss enjoying the changing leaves and the crispness of…
Read MoreLooking for a spooky read? Try my Rome’s Last Noble Palace
I don’t generally write Halloween-appropriate fiction. My novels are mostly contemporary or historical women’s fiction. But when I wrote my dual timeline novel set it Rome, I chose to have a ghostly presence unite my two protagonists living in a Roman palazzo over a century apart. And I’ve heard from many readers – and read…
Read MoreMy May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn wanted to hang out in a Madrid literary cafe
When I was recently in Madrid, I couldn’t pass over the chance to take my latest novel, May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn, to visit this famed Madrid literary café, the Gran Café de Gijón. This café was opened in 1888, by Gumersindo Gómez, an Austrian-born Spaniard from northern Spain. This café became an…
Read MoreExcited to have a BookBub deal today on my Dark Blue Waves!
My ebook Dark Blue Waves is available on BookBub for $0.99 – 0.99 pence – 0.99 euro cents – 0.99 Canadian cents on Amazon and Kobo for a limited time! Subscribe to BookBub for free to access amazing ebook deals from your favorite authors. Go to the link here to snag Dark Blue Waves before…
Read MoreTaking my May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn to visit Todi
My latest release, May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn, is the third in my Three Coins series. While the first in the series took place mostly in Rome, the second and third in the series are set primarily in the lovely hilltown of Todi, in Italy’s Umbria region. The story is centered around an…
Read MoreSummer is perfect for short stories…
This week, I was finalizing a short story. I am one of five co-editors of the Feisty Deeds anthology – historical fictional tales of women around the world and across centuries. In addition to my editorial duties shaping the collection, I’m also a contributing author. Since submissions open in August, I needed to get that…
Read MoreWhy not check into the Three Coins Inn?
It’s summertime. The cicadas ae chirping. The mercury is rising, making shaded terraces, refreshing pools and ice-cold aperitivi necessities of life. Luckily, you can enjoy them all if you check into the Three Coins Inn, based in a postcard-perfect hilltop town in Umbria. Although I’ve written a good number of novels, this is my first…
Read MoreVisiting Sermoneta with my short story from Feisty Deeds II
I was happy to return to Sermoneta, which is the site of my short story for the latest Feisty Deeds anthology, Feisty Deeds II: Historical Tales of Batches and Brews. My story, The Girl from Sermoneta, takes place in Sermoneta and Rome in the early sixteenth century. This is at the time of one of…
Read MoreNew Readers’ Favorite review for May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn
I’m always thrilled to receive new editorial reviews, so I was pleased to receive my latest from Readers’ Favorite for my latest novel, May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn. Appreciated this five-star review and, as a bit of a travel junkie myself, I’m pleased the reviewer felt my story transported her to Umbria. You…
Read MoreMay Flowers at The Three Coins Inn launches today!
Yay! It’s publication for my latest novel, May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn. This is my third entry into my Three Coins series – but it can be read as a stand-alone. Glorious spring has arrived in Todi. Will friendship and hope blossom as well? A new set of guests arrive to find spring…
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