Praise for KC Klein's BLACKHEARTED...
"Absolutely loved Blackhearted...The depth and vividness given to Chandler is amazing. I was hoping for he and Jayne to work out their past throughout the story and actually "sighed" when they finally came together."
"KC Klein is one of the most gifted writers around, and in BLACKHEARTED, her magnificent writing style shines as never before."
"BLACKHEARTED is a fantastic story, gripping from beginning to end and with many plot twists. The characters are fascinating and extremely complex. It is not a light or easy read, but it is extremely satisfying because it is so well written, intelligent, and so, so compelling."
"KC Klein is an author to watch." Rachel Gibson, New York Times Best Selling Author
I went against God, family... this entire town for her.
Then she left without a word...without a goodbye.
Now she's back, and there's going to be hell to pay.
The night Jayne left is the night Chandler's heart turned black. Now she's back for her inheritance from his father's estate, but all Chandler can see is red.
Jayne' prepared for the painful memories when she comes home. What she's not prepared for his Chandler's red-hot anger, but the more Chandler lashes out, the more Jayne is forced to confront the powerful passion just beneath the surface.
But there's more to Jayne than she's willing to tell, and soon both will realize the only thing darker than Chandler's heart...is Jayne's secrets.
Blackhearted is the second book in a gripping small town contemporary romance series. If you like gut-wrenching emotional love stories, fascinating and complex characters, and happily-ever-afters guaranteed to stay with you long after you close the book than KC Klein will become your new "go-to" author.
Book One: RockStar
Book Two: Blackhearted
Book Three: Lonesome
Book Four: Wrong
Genre: FICTION / Romance / New Adult
Blackhearted is the second book in the popular In The Heart of Texas series. With a 5 star rating and many raving reviews, Blackhearted has had a lot of demand for translation into other languages.
I intend to run Facebook ads targeted to an audience specific to each translation.
“Dammit Dixie, when my damn door is closed it means you cannot just walk on…” The rest of his words crumbled mid-sentence as he took in the woman standing before him.
Not Dixie, but Jayne.
It was as if the power of his mind had drawn her to him because there she stood, alone, in his room, looking the very image of the day that she’d walked out and ruined his life nine years ago.
Gone were the black dress pants and the buttoned up, white shirt, and in their place were a pair of soft jeans and a white cotton V-neck. Her hair was no longer pinned up into a tight bun, but thrown back into a messy ponytail that was piled on top of her head. Her face was scrubbed clean, not a trace of mascara or lip stick, but just Jayne. Just the Jayne he remembered and it… broke him.
And in the end, he was just a man. Just a man who had died the night she left and was the same man who was so sick, so sick and tired of the need that rode him like a monkey on his back. So sick of fighting the addiction that was Jayne Keller.
He didn’t remember crossing the room. Didn’t remember clasping her arm and pulling her against him.
She had come here.
She had come to his room.
All bets were off. All attempts at self-control burned away.
She was here now, in his room, in his arms and he wasn’t above using his own strength to keep her here.
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French
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Already translated.
Translated by Elodie Demogue
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Tiziana Felici
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Author review: Tiziana was wonderful to work with. I had a few questions for her and she was wonderful in walking through some of the translation differences for me. She was always available for questions, formatting was great, and she delivered on time. I hope she does other books for me as well. She even gave me some suggestions as to where to market my book in Italian. |
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Portuguese
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Already translated.
Translated by Gabriela Anastácio
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Karla Avila
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