Location: United States
Member Since: April 08, 2009
Katarr Kanticles Press
Publisher info
We’re an independent publishing press established in 2008, and we are not currently accepting submissions.
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Damian Herde
G. L. Drummond
Gayla Drummond
JC Montgomery
Kate Smith
Kiya Stronghold
Tonya Cannariato
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action
adventure
after the fall series
afterlife
agent
aliens
contemporary fantasy
crime
damian herde
dark fantasy
dragons
erotica
g l drummond
horror
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mystery
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pandoras edge
paranormal fantasy
romance
russia
scifi
shapeshifters
short stories
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soviet
vampires
werewolves
Katarr Kanticles Press's favorite authors on Smashwords
Andrew Chapman
Latest book: Crusader. Published on June 3, 2011.
(5.00 from 1 review)View their blog.
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Smashwords book reviews by Katarr Kanticles Press
- Beagle and Sneakers
on Aug. 07, 2009
This was a great little short story. Enjoyed reading it. =)
- Hysteria
on Aug. 18, 2009
I had only recently learned of the 'treatment' for hysteria in that time period. Have to say that you did a wonderful job at portraying it and Constance's emotions. Very much enjoyed reading.
- Spoils of War
on Feb. 08, 2010
Though not my usual cup of tea, this was a well-written, hot and exciting read.
- Hush Money (Talent Chronicles)
on Aug. 19, 2010
Hush Money is a good, fast paced introduction to the world of Talents. If you like YA and paranormal stuff, this looks like a good series to start reading. The characters were entertaining and well-fleshed; the action smooth and well-handled. Great read. =)
- Red
on Aug. 19, 2011
I sat down and read it in one sitting. There is a lot to like about this story, especially the relationship that develops between Elodie and Sawyer. Mystery, action, character growth...all extremely well done. Sawyer is a perfect alpha male hero, without being an overbearing jerk. Elodie is a strong heroine, but not to the point of being annoying. She can step back and accept help, without losing an iota of her strength. Loved it. You wrote a winner, Kait Nolan!