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KL Palmer

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KL Palmer calls herself the working mother’s author.  Even though she hasn’t (yet) written a book on how to be a better mom or how to incorporate your personal life into your long work day; she did follow her dream and write a novel.  She hopes to inspire other working moms to write, or follow their dreams wherever they lead, and not give up.

One thing that sets her apart from other authors is her propensity to write with ‘break‘ chapters in mind – chapters short enough to take a bathroom break, commercial break, or smoke break away from life, each averaging 2 to 3 pages. She wants to bring back reading to busy people’s lives; to show busy people that you can, in fact, enjoy a book and take the time for yourself; and to do so with the limited and precious spare time you have.

Born and raised in a quiet Amish-surrounded community in Pennsylvania, she now resides in Tennessee with her family. In addition to being employed full time in a corporate real estate position, KL Palmer remains passionate about her church and her writing. She jokes that her mind never shuts off. Even in the most inopportune time she’s jotting down ideas for the next manuscript. Don’t tell her boss!

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27 Words

contemporary Fiction

“Hello everyone. My name is Lily Calhoun. I was born 27 years ago. This is my hometown. I went to high school here. When I was 17 years old, I tried to kill myself. I failed.

This is my story.”

Also by KL Palmer

The Endurants

Suddenly the Apolcalypse, the End of Days, no longer seemed like a far off fairy tale. Jim Morrison once opined, No one here gets out alive.

Except us. We will endure.

Pipe Dream

1995. Annie Blackwell works at a small-town bar to earn money for college. She lives a free, happy, normal life, surrounded by friends who are more like family, and enjoys the simple pleasures a small town offers. Then she meets James.

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Smart and genuine character development as well as subtle clever humor woven throughout.

– 5-Star amazon Customer Review