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2009 Golden Heart winner for Series Contemporary, Kim Law spends her days in the world of information technology and her nights and weekends penning small-town and sexy contemporaries. She lives in middle Tennessee with her husband, two dogs, and two cats who make a game out of leaving hairballs on only her stuff, and is looking forward to the release of her debut novel, coming October 2012.

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Kim's Fun Facts

Ruby Nickname:
Ruby Belle

Hometown:
Born in small-town Kentucky, currently living in small-town Tennessee

Age:
40

GH Year(s)
2009

Completed Manuscript(s)
5

Genre(s):
Contemporary

Started Writing:
Completed first story at age 11. Highlights Magazine had no interest in any of my stories so I took some time off and didn’t really get started again until 25 years later.

Day Job:
Cubicle rat in an IT department. I’m a programmer turned project manager.

For Fun:
Read many of the books I now rarely have time for because I write. Also enjoy traveling and visiting new places.

Blog Posts from Kim

Promo…ugh…

Book promo…author promo…just jab a needle in my eye and make it stop OK, maybe it’s not quite that bad, but promo is a necessary evil, right? We all have to do it! And who of use really likes it? I would venture to guess, very few of us. So…since it’s likely very few people’s [...]

Ruby Release: SUGAR SPRINGS

Welcome to Sugar Springs! My second book, SUGAR SPRINGS, released over the holidays, and though it was a bit overwhelming to have a book release on the same day that I was at my family’s house celebrating Christmas and opening presents, I did manage to enjoy both events! I am so excited to be releasing [...]

Guest Post: Candace Havens, on her Fast Draft process

Happy Wednesday everyone, and have I got a treat for you! A few years ago I had the pleasure of meeting today’s guest and spending the weekend with her. And let me just say, she is FABULOUS! And she’s also highly motivating. It was purely due to her that I finally figured out how to [...]

What Makes a Scene?

I’m back at it again, here to show my crazy analytical side. Today I have a spreadsheet I often use for scene creation. Not for every scene, mind you, and I don’t always fill out all details. But it is always my backup plan when the scene I’m working on just isn’t coming together or [...]

Writing Retreats and Self-Imposed Prisons

Have you ever gone away for a week, or maybe a weekend, just you and a small handful of like-minded writers, all to congregate in a quiet space together to do nothing but write, think about writing, and talk about writing? You hide away in your respective corners by day, your fingers pounding out the [...]

Book Titles

So, I’ve been working with my editor lately to find just the perfect titles for my first two books (coming out later this year with Montlake Romance), and I’m learning that this whole process is kind of stressful. No longer are they simply “the titles I chose and an editor can change them later if [...]

Two Birds, One Stone…The Treadmill Desk

Sitting too long raises death risk. Yep, got my attention too! Even scarier, sitting is so detrimental, its effects are almost impossible to exercise away. The percent rises about twice as much for women than it does for men. And the least active women in the study who also reported the highest amount of sitting [...]

Reading Your Manuscript Out Loud

In preparing for today’s blog (and while working through edits lately), I decided to pull out a post I did a while ago on reading your manuscript out loud. Time often gets short for edits, and reading out loud is not a fast experience, but one I continue to highly encourage. It’s potentially a matter between having [...]

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