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Review, Review, Review… Interview

I don't know if these have all been posted over the last week, or whether I've just noticed them, but I have gotten a TON of great reviews.  It's like Christmas all over again!  Most of them are for Cop Out, but there was a new one for Blood Relations, too.  Which was also nice because I just submitted the manuscript for the third MIA book (finally!) so here's hoping Loose Id likes it

Interview first… I've been interviewed over at House Millar, so please stop by and check it out… all you've ever wanted to know about me and probably a hell of a lot more

Cop Out

5 Fairies at JPB Reviews: "I highly recommend this book if you like stories about finding love in the most unexpected places."

4.5 Stars at Between the Covers: "This story had the potentially to be mediocre, but was handled in such a way that even the cliche moments feel right in what is a heart-wrenching, feel-good love story."

4 Ladybugs at Musings of a Bookworm: "As a love story I would say it is first class and if you have not read any gay fiction before this is a good place to start because it is and emotionally charged story that will have you smiling, crying and doing a snoopy dance at the end, what more could you want!"

4.5 Nymphs at Literary Nymphs: ""Gay for you" books can be tough to write but this author did a good job, starting Kurt and Davy off as friends and allowing their relationship to build, slowing changing it to something deeper and stronger. It's truly a case of love born out of tragedy and instead of appearing tacky, Ms. Burn handled it with creativity and taste."

4.5 Delightful Divas at Dark Divas Reviews: "With tight writing, an interesting plot and solid characterizations, Cop Out was a noteworthy novel and I could foresee sequels. In fact this book was so good that if Ms. Burn wrote another in this universe, I would certainly buy it. Recommended."

5 Stars from Redheads Review it Better: "Extremely well written book that has me wanting to buy up the rest of K.C. Burn's books!"

4 Stars from House Millar: "I found the characters to be believable and the story line to be emotionally powerful as well. The writing is excellent – not a word I use a lot for writing styles – and am very glad that I took a chance on a new author (new to me at least)."

MIA Case Files: Blood Relations

3.5 Delightful Divas at Dark Divas Reviews: "As a fan of any type of vampire novels, Blood Relations was a treat."

 

 

Coming Things – blogging at Contact Infinite Futures

I'm at the CIF blog today, talking a little  more about my upcoming sequel to Spice 'n' Solace.  Please stop by if you get the chance!

Good News! There WILL Be Alien Nookie…

I have in my hot little hands a contract from Carina Press for the sequel to Spice 'n' Solace!  And yes, there is alien nookie At the moment, the book is still nameless and I don't have a release date, aside from summer 2012.   Jathan and Kaz make brief appearances (before editing, anyway), but the story focuses on new people.  It's taken a long while getting this one out into the world, for a variety of reasons, but I'm so thrilled.

Gay Steampunk and Christmas Traditions!

No, they're not actually related (this time).  But today, I've posted my first installment at Lords of Aether.  My bit isn't too steampunk-y yet, but you get to meet Emmett, my overly sexed Earl   Go meet him in his NSFW debut!

I'm also blogging today at Flirty Author Bitches about Christmas Traditions… please share yours, I need some more!

Thank you, thank you (and, uh, please vote?)

I want to thank everyone who has bought and read Cop Out.  I'm so excited that it's managed to hit a few bestseller lists, and is still on some, even one month after release.  I truly appreciate everyone who has had a part in that.  It's the best Christmas gift I could ask for!

That being said, I also must thank those who thought enough of Cop Out to nominate it in the Goodreads M/M Romance Group's 2011 Members' Choice Awards.  If you care to vote, please do.  Here's the link, and I'm in the Coming Out, Gay/Out for You, and Contemporary categories.  You don't need to be a member of Goodreads or the M/M Romance group to vote, but it's a fun place to be, so think about joining.  Voting is open until December 30, 2011.

Regardless of how the voting turns out, I get to post this great banner, and I'm thrilled and honoured to have my name up there with so many fantastic authors.

The Writer's Life – blogging at Loose Ends

I'm at Loose Ends today talking about some of the challenges of writing.  Please stop by!

More Giveaways!

I'm participating in Lex Valentine's 30 days of Christmas where she's giving away TONS of books.  Today, you can win Cop Out, along with a couple great books from Rick R Reed & Matthew Lang.  She's giving away Gay Romance books all week, so make sure you enter every day!

Chatting and Prizes at Gay Day!

I'll be chatting briefly at Ethan Day's Yahoo Group today, but even though I won't be able to chat for long, there will tons of authors there and tons of books to be won.  Check out the details below and stop by!  Gay Day is always a lot of fun.

Sunday, December 11th is Gay Day at Ethan Day's Yahoo Group.  Gay Day is the one day a month when the best authors in GLBT Romance stop by to post excerpts of their new and upcoming releases.

The following authors will be generously offering giveaways you can enter to win:

Josephine Myles – Winter Warmers

Tara Lain – Mistletowed

Lex Valentine – Breath of Heaven

Jambrea Jo Jones – Freedom

Stephani Hecht – Choice from Backlist

PD Singer – Maroon: Donal agus Jimmy

Devon Rhodes – Let It Snow

Andrew Grey – Love Means… Healing

KC Burn  - Choice from Backlist

AKM Miles – Scarcity Holidays

Geoff Knight – Together in Electric Dreams

K.M. Mahoney – Odd Man

Justin South – Santa's Coming

Sara York – Surprise Sleep Over

Lee Rowan – TBA

Jon Treadway – Print copy of Surfer Boys OR Christmas Campaign e-book

Sloan Parker – Take Me Home

William Cooper – Christmas Gifts

EM Lynley – Wicked Good & Emerald:Rewriting History 1

JL Merrow – Wight Mischief & Camwolf

Stevie Woods – Cold Fear & First Christmas

Kimberly Gardner – Slave Master's Choice & Too Soon For Love

Ethan Day – A Summit City Christmas

The authors below were feeling particularly generous this holiday season:

ZA Maxfield

One lucky winner will receive all three of ZA's holiday themed stories: A Picture Perfect Holiday , I Heard Him Exclaim & What Child is This

JP Bowie

Is offering up his two newest releases: Christmas Wishes & He Ain't Heavy

In addition he's also offering up to one Kindle reader a choice between Time after Time or Trip of a Lifetime in Kindle format only

Last but certainly not least

Ally Blue

Ally is giving away her Christmas short: Christmas Future

In addition she's giving away one copy of each of the books from her Mother Earth series:

Dragon's Kiss (Mother Earth book 1), Shenandoah (Mother Earth book 2) & Convergence (Mother Earth book 3)

The amazing Authors below will be popping in and out to chat & post excerpts from their latest books:

Missy Welsh – Every Time a Bell Rings

Sara York – Working it Out

Andrea Speed – Infected

Lee Rowan – Tangled Web

Josephine Myles – Boats in the Night

Donna McIntosh – The Christmas Gift

Berengaria Brown – Perfectly Presented

Clare London – Media Naranja w/ Jordan Castillo Price

Ryssa Edwards – Rogue's Christmas

KC Burn – Cop Out

Elizabeth Noble  - Strays

Lily Sawyer – Somebody to Love

Kate McMurray – Across the East River Bridge

The day will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST in the Ethan Day Yahoo Group where we'll be posting excerpts, running contests for free books, and chatting about all the new and upcoming releases from your favorite authors.

Win a Copy of Cop Out!

I did an interview with Mrs. Condit, and commenting on the interview with who you consider to be an influential writer today, and why, will give you a chance to win Cop Out. I'll totally understand if you don't put my name down

Mrs. Condit also wrote an awesome review of Cop Out, so if you're at the site, please take a look.

Sci-Fi Orgy – blogging at Contact Infinite Futures

A somewhat random discussion at Contact Infinite Futures about the sci-fi books I've read lately, steampunk, and a wee bit more about Lords of Aether. Mostly because I'm an idiot who can't read a calendar and was taken completely by surprise by the necessity for a blog entry today. Apparently, my schedule is every 4th Wednesday, not the third Wednesday of the month. Totally different things! Anyway, please stop by!