Alyssa Kress


Biography

Alyssa Kress completed her first novel at the age of six, an unlikely romance between a lion and the jackal who wants to steal his meal. Despite earning two degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and spending nearly a decade in the construction industry, she's yet to see her feet stay firmly on the ground. She now lives in Southern California, three miles from where she first committed pen to paper, together with her husband and two children.

Where to find Alyssa Kress online


Books

The Indiscreet Ladies of Green Ivy Way    by Alyssa Kress
Price: $0.99 USD. 99510 words. Published on March 19, 2012. Fiction.

When three secret agents go undercover in a quiet suburban neighborhood, there's hell to pay - and hearts to lose.
The Heart Heist    by Alyssa Kress
Price: $0.99 USD. 100300 words. Published on January 1, 2012. Fiction.

When professional thief Gary Sullivan is set undercover in the small town of Freedom by the FBI, nobody expects the town's respectable mayor, Kerrin Horton, to discover his true identity. Kerrin must either expose the black-hearted criminal - or discover the surprisingly honorable man who actually lives beneath his tough mask.
Marriage by Mistake    by Alyssa Kress
Price: Free! 96690 words. Published on November 28, 2011. Fiction.

0.5 star(4.58 from 12 reviews)
He woke up to find two days of his life gone. A strait-laced CEO, Dean never wanted to be like his impetuous womanizing father, but while hypnotized Dean wooed and wed some sexy Las Vegas dancer airhead. Now Kelly may be sexy but she's no airhead. She knows this cold icicle is not the man she loves. That fellow, she's sure, is buried somehow deep inside. And she's determined to find him...

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Smashwords book reviews by Alyssa Kress

  • Smashwords Style Guide on Dec. 21, 2011
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    I found this guide very easy to use and apply. I appreciated Mark Coker's plain and conversational style. Thank you!