Kerr-Ann Dempster's Blog

Hello everyone,

I have postponed the release of The Reluctant Huntress. Many of you know that my mother passed away in June. This type of grief is incredibly foreign to me. It has greatly impacted my writing schedule. The Reluctant Huntress is almost complete, but at this time, I cannot give it the attention it deserves. I will not dishonor my readers or my characters. So for now, I need a little time to get back on my feet. Aubrey, Morgan, Joshua, and Coy will return. I am hoping for an early 2017 release.

Thank you for understanding.

Hello There!

If you've read The Reluctant Sacrifice and would like to chat about it, check out the Reflections post on my website: http://tinyurl.com/trsreadalong


I'd love to know what you think. I won't post it here because it is chock-full of spoilers and will ruin it for those who haven't read yet.

I am so excited to invite everyone to THE RELUCTANT SACRIFICE READ ALONG being hosted by @sandrathebookworm on Feb 12. Please repost to help me spread the word. If you haven't read the book yet, please join @sandrathebookworm for the read along. One lucky reader wins a kindle fire❣❣‪#‎trsreadalong‬

The Reluctant Sacrifice has shape shifters, unrequited love, butt-kicking fights, backstabbing, death, and a whole lot of romance.

I hope you love it. I worked extremely hard on it.

Hey everyone, please check out my interview at Shut Up & Read. They will be offering Beneath Scarlett Valley for review on Sunday.
http://shutupandreadgroup.blogspot.co...


Here's an excerpt from the interview:
Q: In your opinion, what makes a good, strong female character?

Flaws, Relatability, Strength.
I hate perfection. Humans are deeply flawed, but these imperfections make us beautiful. Plus, they toughen us up for life’s many battles. Writing strong females with relatable flaws and experiences allow readers to bond with characters and be inspired by their strength. I am bothered by those who believe the physical display of strength is the only one that matters. Strength comes in many forms. In BSV for instance, Cassidy is supernaturally strong, but it is her emotional strength that is reshaped and honed throughout the book. While many don’t realize it, love requires strength. So does forgiveness and being happy.