About the Author:
Kathleen L. Asay is a writer and editor living in Northern California. She has written for arts publications and volunteer organizations in several cities. As a member of Capitol Crimes, the Sacramento chapter of Sisters in Crime, she has had a story in three chapter anthologies and edited the first two. FLINT HOUSE is her first novel.
Review:
Kathleen Asay mines the mysteries of the human heart and uncovers gold. Flint House is more than a story of the struggle of society's misfits and their enigmatic leader to save their Sacramento boarding house from closing. It's a tale of redemption, love in all its myriad forms, and the power of hope. Like the cynical journalist who narrates their tale, you'll fall in love with the denizens of Flint House. --Cindy Sample, author of Dying for a Date and Dying for a Dance
A warmhearted saga of connections found, connections lost and connections that make family out of strangers with bonds as real as any based on blood. So come on, move into Flint House, but we warned, once you do, you won't want to leave. --Bill Pieper, author of the novel, What You Wish For
An accomplished writer with a gift for storytelling, Kathleen Asay has crafted an intriguing tale in Flint House, a mystery set in Sacramento, California. Asay's characters are original and well-drawn, and the novel is charming throughout. Best, the surprise ending is deeply satisfying--I'm looking forward to reading more from this fine novelist. --Renee Thompson, author of The Plume Hunter and The Bridge at Valentine
A warmhearted saga of connections found, connections lost and connections that make family out of strangers with bonds as real as any based on blood. So come on, move into Flint House, but we warned, once you do, you won't want to leave. --Bill Pieper, author of the novel, What You Wish For
An accomplished writer with a gift for storytelling, Kathleen Asay has crafted an intriguing tale in Flint House, a mystery set in Sacramento, California. Asay's characters are original and well-drawn, and the novel is charming throughout. Best, the surprise ending is deeply satisfying--I'm looking forward to reading more from this fine novelist. --Renee Thompson, author of The Plume Hunter and The Bridge at Valentine
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