Kay Hemlock Brown

Kay Hemlock Brown grew up in Western Pennsylvania, and was a part-time instructor at a small university in the northeast. She has been writing since she was in high school, and loves classical music, ballet, gymnastics, figure skating, the martial arts, tennis, and science fiction. (To be honest, she is an indifferent performer in any of these areas.) Presently she is a freelance writer.

She also likes dogs, cats and birds, and hates spiders. Kay has been adopted by several pets (who belong to a friend), and she has become a slave to them! Okay, that's enough information for the present.

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Wattpad: KayBrown6
Blog: http://donotwaitforthemovie.blogspot.com/

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• When Women Were Warriors Book I: The Warrior's Path on July 29, 2018
  
  I am about 80% of the way through this amazing story. The author's grasp and mastery of a sort of epic voice is brilliant. All the dozen or so characters, sketched mostly in passing, create indelible images, true archetypes, actually recognizable from among the people who live around us in this century, but have been transported to a feudal alternate universe. No number of stars are enough for this story; I sincerely hope the author lavishes as much time and care on all her subsequent stories! Two thumbs up, and a big toe as well.
  
• My Brother's Girlfriend on Aug. 08, 2021
  
  A nice story, with amazingly believable characters. But it's all spoilt by the unbelievably bad mechanics: spelling, mainly, and often a completely different word that either sound like a word that would make sense, or a word that does not make sense at all. An author with a different name (Shelby) has been accused of plagiarism on Amazon, but the title and the summary are exactly the same as for this story. I wonder whether the poor mechanics are intended to disguise the plagiarism, if it is present? Careful editing would either make this a fabulous book, or expose it as a ripoff! Finally, the cover photograph is really wonderful! What a confusing book to review!
  
• Without Hesitation on Aug. 21, 2021
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  Let's get one thing out of the way: this is not 'hard' SciFi-- anyone who thinks they like SciFi should learn what that is. It really isn't soft SciFi, but for lack of any other category, that's where it goes---or science fiction fantasy. As a romance about a couple of women, it works well. The two main characters have good chemistry. Other than that, the story lives in the world of computer games, and lovers of those will relate to the story.
  
• Remainders on Oct. 16, 2021
  
  A super romantic, sweet story. It's very brief, like a half-hour episode of a TV series, which may serve as a basis for future development. That's not to say that the characters are uninteresting; they are both cute. The case that the detective is working on does not yield at all, but one keeps thinking that the new character might help crack it, to some degree.
  
• Delivery on Feb. 26, 2023
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  This is a gentle story of a British woman who owns a technology company, and an American woman who drives an ambulance, set during WW1. During a 6-hour drive the girls are forced to connect with each other very quickly, which they manage without being rough or inconsiderate. Before were ready to let them go, they're gone. There's a war on.