Smashwords — About Kathryn Allen, author of 'Once A Woman' and 'Ever Man'

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Location: Australia
Member Since: Nov. 25, 2011

Kathryn Allen

Biography

I live in Brisbane with my husband and two dogs and write in my spare time. While I generally write fiction, my script ‘Point of Decision’ took me through to the Top 8 of the screenwriting completion Project Greenlight Australia II. My novel Ever Man is the first of a number of works I plan to publish through Smashwords.

Books

Once A Woman by Kathryn Allen
Price: Free! 2080 words. Published on January 10, 2012. Fiction.

(4.33 from 3 reviews)
Ellie reads the letter her mother has left for her and discovers a woman she barely knew existed.

Ever Man by Kathryn Allen
Price: $8.99 USD. 90950 words. Published on November 25, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
At the time she accepted Thomas's proposal Beth thought they'd be together forever. Then the Falklands War stole him away and she struggled to continue with her life. When young Ryan arrives from Australia he brings with him a strangely delightful yet painful echo of Thomas. In fact Ryan's truth puts Beth in danger in a way she could never have imagined. But could it also bring her back to life?

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Smashwords book reviews by Kathryn Allen

The Caves of Buda on Dec. 17, 2011

I have been to Budapest only once and far too briefly it seems. I didn't learn anywhere near enough about the city and this book makes me want to go back and spend more time there. Leah Cutter does an excellent job of bring Zita, Laci and Ephraim to life which makes the book very readable.