Amy Keeley


Biography

Amy Keeley grew up on myths and legends. But she didn't realize she loved fantasy until she read Peter S. Beagle's The Last Unicorn. She knew she loved romance in fantasy when she discovered she was more interested in the relationship between the magician and the cook than she was in the fate of the unicorn.

As for writing, she used to spend as many hours as possible imagining romances into every kid show she could. Eventually, her stories became more original and managed to find ways to migrate onto paper while she had nothing better to do. Before she knew what had happened, they were filling up her computer and her life. Most of them turned out to be romances at their core but wrapped up in magic. After writing many stories, some of them novels, she's realized she loves writing sweet romances in a fantasy setting best.

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Books

Shining Armor    by Amy Keeley
Price: $3.99 USD. 108730 words. Published on March 15, 2013. Fiction.

A disillusioned dragon, shaken by a terrifying battle with a vengeful member of his own kind, must struggle against that same enemy when a frustrated human with crusader tendencies shows him there might be something worth fighting for.
Loki, Son of Laufey    by Amy Keeley
Price: Free! 105370 words. Published on June 25, 2012. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
For those who loved it on FictionPress.com. A re-telling of some Norse myths with a generous helping of literary license. Note: "steam level" is on par with a spicy romance novel, but just barely. Also note: All editing, what little there is, has been done by me, the author. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Master of Roads    by Amy Keeley
Price: Free! 9010 words. Published on January 23, 2012. Fiction.

0.5 star(4.50 from 2 reviews)
(Short Story) A desperate woman. An awful bargain. "Master of Roads" is a tale of duty fighting love; of the judgment of gods, and the hope of mortals. Which will win?

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Smashwords book reviews by Amy Keeley

  • Formatting eBooks with Open Office Writer on Feb. 20, 2012
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    This book is written in a very clear, concise manner. I haven't tried formatting a table of contents yet with this, however, the information on styles really helped me format my e-book correctly for Smashwords. If you need something to help translate the Smashwords Style Guide into Open Office terms, this is a great resource.