Kelli’s romance novel, Dalton’s Temptation, was released in April 2007 by Amber Quill Press. This book was the long-awaited sequel to A Most Unusual Princess. Dalton’s Temptation is available in paperback and electronic formats.

Amber Quill Press released the third (and final) book in the series, The Pauper Prince, in March 2008. This story follows up where Dalton’s Temptation left off and focuses on Prince Allan’s adventures. It is available in electronic and paperback formats.

Kelli’s short story, “Sweet, Sweet Romance” was published in the March/April issue of ChickLitReview. To read the tender tale about finding love the second time around, click here.

Kelli’s website was a Top Ten Winner in the first FictionAddiction.net website contest. She won a full-color web banner on the FictionAddiction.net site for the week of March 10-16.

Kelli is pleased to announce that her heartwarming short story, “The Gray Ghost” won Honorable Mention in Joyous Publishing’s 2007 writing contest. The story was included in the anthology, At Home and Abroad: Prize-Winning Stories. Check out Kelli’s new Anthologies section for more details.

In October 2007, Sensual Reads and Reviews interviewed Kelli about Dalton’s Temptation and her other writings. Click here to read the interview.

Kelli’s horror short, “What the Peeper Saw” appeared online at Anotherealm.com in October 2007. To read the cautionary tale about voyeurism, click here.

Kelli has also written the following full-length (as yet unpublished) romances:


Wilderness Bride     (Historical Romance)

A woman running from her past...straight into the arms of a wild stranger.

• Top Ten finalist in the 2003 RWA 'Frontiers in Writing' contest.



• Winner of Second Place prize award, romance novel category, 2002 Philadelphia Writers' Conference

• Winner of First Place prize award, romance novel category, 2003 Pike's Peak Writers conference

• One of Ten National Finalists in the 2004 Romantic Times 'American Title' contest - Winner of First Place prize award, novel category, 2003 Philadelphia Writers' Conference
  
  
• Winner of Second Place prize award, 2003 RWA 'Southern Heat' writing contest