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Wednesday, July 17, 2019

IVY The Montgomery Sisters Series by Kat Flannery



Book Details:



Book Title: Ivy (The Montgomery Sisters Book 3) by Kat Flannery

Category: Historical western romance, 164 pages

Genre: Adult Non-Fiction

Publisher: Picco Press

Release date: November 11, 2018

Tour dates: July 1-31, 2019

Content Rating: PG + M (swearing and mild violence)



Book Description:



Ivy Montgomery is tired of her sister’s constant nagging and protectiveness. Blind, she decides to escape in the middle of the night when she is captured and brought far from home. With no understanding of the outside world, Ivy must use her keen abilities to navigate the wilderness around her. Anger and hopelessness are her only defenses against the things she cannot do.



​Until she meets a strong-minded Lakota Chief, who will not let her cower to the blindness any longer. Lakota Sioux Chief of the Paha Sapa, Hotah is on a hunt for his brother, Kangi. Cast from their tribe five years before, Kangi has grown a dark spirit and a hatred for all white people. Now on reserved land, Hotah makes a deal with the General to capture his brother in return for his people to have the provisions they need. After rescuing Ivy, he promises to take her home, but danger is near and Hotah soon realizes it is not just his brother he should fear.






Meet the Author: 






Kat Flannery’s love of history shows in her novels. She is an avid reader of historical, suspense, paranormal, and romance. A member of many writing groups including the National Romance Writers of America (RWA), Kat enjoys promoting other authors on her blog. When she’s not busy writing or marketing Kat volunteers her time to other aspiring authors. She’s been published in numerous periodicals throughout her career and continues to write for blogs and online magazines. A bestselling author, Kat’s books are available all over the world. The BRANDED TRILOGY is Kat’s award-winning series. With seven books published, Kat continues to write two novels a year.



Connect with the author: Website ~ Twitter ~ Facebook ~ Instagram

Interview with Kat Flannery
Do you snack while writing? 
Yes, and no. I mostly drink coffee.

Favorite snack? 
Cookie, or chewies. 

Where do you write? 
Mostly at my kitchen table, but if it’s hot outside I’ll sit at the patio table.
Do you write every day? 
Yes, when I’m writing a novel. I make sure to meet my word quota no matter what.

What is your writing schedule? 
When I’m writing a book I usually write in the evening when the house is quiet. I do most of my research during the day, and other writing projects then as well.

Is there a specific ritualistic thing you do during your writing time?
Oh yes! I have candles burning, music on (I usually make a new playlist for each new novel I write) I have a foot heater that I use no matter the weather outside and the house is quiet. 

In today’s tech savvy world, most writers use a computer or laptop. Have you ever written parts of your book on paper?
I used to do this, but now I type faster than I can handwrite and believe it or not the ideas and story come to me easier while typing verses writing on paper. 

If you’re a mom writer, how do you balance your time? 
I am a mom writer…I have three boys, two are young adults now but they weren’t when I started my career. Family always came first, so if I had to go to hockey, lacrosse or basketball they came first…writing was second. I wrote when they were in school or in bed. 

If you could go back in time, where would you go?
I love this question! But honestly, I’d go to so many places. First on my list would be Rome in the 1500’s…then I’d skip over to England, Scotland and Ireland. 

Favorite travel spot?
Anywhere I am with my husband and sons

Favorite dessert?
Chocolate cake…yum! 
Thank you so much for having me on your blog!


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4 comments:

  1. Thank you so much for having me on your blog today! :)

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  2. I love historical western romances.

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  3. An intriguing excerpt. This is my favorite period in history so I'm really looking forward to reading your book.

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