Kelly K. Lavender

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Austin, Texas

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About Kelly

Best-Selling Multi-Award-Winning Suspense Author who has penned two novels, Beautiful Evil Winter, BEW, and Plenty. Stephen King, Nicholas Sparks and a UCLA Writers' Extension class have inspired and ignited her relentless desire to be a skilled novelist.

Encouragement by an Industry Creative has added fuel to the fire. In a comprehensive written assessment of both books, an accomplished storyteller comments, "...Beautiful Evil Winter may work best as a feature film while Plenty has potential as a TV series... Both projects might have appeal for actresses with their own production companies. Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Selina Gomez and Sandra Bullock come to mind..." The storyteller's impressive credentials include: Creative Executive on SALT, The Bone Collector, Revenge - tv series, and script consultant for Kevin Costner make her words especially meaningful.

Beautiful Evil Winter, epic Historic Fiction inspired by a true story, takes place in Russia after the fall of the USSR. Armed only with a homespun plan, an American couple boards a Russian bound plane to adopt a baby boy. What can go wrong? What won't go wrong? As Stephen King said, "There's no bitch on earth like a mother frightened for her kids." For fans of heart-racing Misery? Yes.

Plenty, the stark contrast to Fifty Shades, also a prize-winning book. Not a young virgin and rich sadist love story with a happy ever after ending. A bad boyfriend choice creates a shocking hell on earth. For fans of spine-chilling Cape Fear and heart-racing Fast & Furious? Yes. Engineered for generations of empowered women who can hold their own. Plenty holds special appeal for resilient, smart, resourceful women who rescue themselves and the proud, grateful, unburdened partners and parents who love them.

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Beautiful Evil Winter Historical ⋄ Thriller For fans of heart-racing Misery? Yes, with a Russian twist. "There's no bitch on earth like a mother frightened for her kids." ~ Stephen King