CKay Brooks


Biography

Brooks’ currently lives in the Reno area of Nevada with her husband of 40 years and small black pooch named Shadow.
Boon-docking in the desert, using solar power to juice her laptop and keep the furnace blowing at night is a favorite activity. A little rock hounding is a good excuse to stretch your legs.

In winter, she still subscribes to the ‘Bill Allen fitness program’ which involves dressing warmly, installing chains on her bus tires and handling thousands of pounds of luggage on a regular basis. “What can I say? I hate to admit it, but it keeps me healthy.”

Writing is an escape from BA’s fitness program and a wild adventure that keeps the mind healthy and very active. ADJ is the second novel to be published with The Murder Channel soon to follow. Brooks’ welcomes your comments and question at http://ckaybrooks.com

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Books

Unexpected Rendezvous    by CKay Brooks
Price: $1.99 USD. 82420 words. Published on December 6, 2011. Fiction.

As a female tour bus driver, Jana was not surprised to meet a grumpy sheriff, while she installed snow chains on her bus, but he was surprised to meet her.The chance encounter pushes her life and values into turmoil. Surviving an assassination attempt, the wounded sheriff needs her help to safety, but who is he really and how is he connected to those she loves? Is he a threat or a promise?
A Deadly July    by CKay Brooks
Price: $2.99 USD. 82370 words. Published on September 14, 2011. Fiction.

Mono County summers are filled with visitors enjoying outdoor sports and leisure activities surrounded by spectacular views. “Wild by Nature” is the county’s motto, but July brings a roller coaster ride of death and destruction. Sheriff deputies struggle to cope with the department’s resources stretching thin, ..but just as it seems things can't get any worse, they do.

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Smashwords book reviews by CKay Brooks

  • Flight of the Valkyrie on May 05, 2011
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    A good read, interesting concepts but the finish seemed hurried and short on detail
  • Eye of the Beholder on Sep. 17, 2011
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    Going through my library and saw I had not review this book. Even now, it brings a smile. It is always fun to see a jerk get his, but the best is seeing a good person recognized for what she is. It was a different time that we can never fulling appreciate. Good read, sweet story.
  • Hell In Texas on Sep. 17, 2011
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    The story started out really well, but the author misplaced her plot. Too many side tracks that had nothing to do with the plot and near the end she realized she for to finish and bang bang through out a theory of an ending that left me saying "huh?" Meredith just as it got interesting your character left town and started a diary. Too many places, people and shopping trips that had nothing to do with the story.
  • The Bluejay Shaman on Sep. 17, 2011
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    I had mixed feelings about this on. At first I though Alex was a man. Then some of her actions were a little questionable. The author needed to brush up on how women and men interact because it was very obvious at first what was going between Alex and the cop. Their 'relationship' wasn't convincing enough to warrant him following her to save the day. I would have liked to have seen more development there.No, I don't mean sex, I mean something other than hostility. But, that said, I enjoyed the read and hope Lise takes some classes and continues her writing.
  • Wolfish in Sheep's Clothing on Sep. 17, 2011
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    A quick fun read. No surprises, if you've read any books, but the local scenery/favor made it a fun read.
  • The Keeping on May 20, 2012
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    Great follow up to The Mating. too many loose ends at ending. Then the jump 3 years to bla? Epilog should tie up loose details not give a peek to next novel. Consider a "satisfying" ending plus the 1st chapter of a synopsis of the next book. You gave The Keeping away to prove your writing ability, but should be charging for the books to follow.