Kim Fielding
Author of Brute
About the Author
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Series
Works by Kim Fielding
The Clockwork Heart 7 copies
The Dance 6 copies
Celebrate!, Dreamspinner Press: 2014 Advent Calendar (31-in-1) — Contributor — 4 copies
Refugees 3 copies
Caught 2 copies
The Bureau: Volume 3 2 copies
Chambered 2 copies
Sleigh Ride, Dreamspinner Press: 2015 Advent Calendar (31-in-1) — Contributor — 2 copies
The Tale of August Hayling 2 copies
Regifted 1 copy
The Bureau: Volume Four 1 copy
Consumed 1 copy
Farkas: Gothika 1 copy
The Hunter 1 copy
Christmas Present 1 copy
Don't Try This at Home — Author — 1 copy
Associated Works
Evergreen: Dreamspinner Press 2012 Advent Calendar (31-in-1) — Contributor — 3 copies
Never Too Late: a Dreamspinner Press Anthology (30-in-1) — Contributor — 3 copies
Homemade for the Holidays, Dreamspinner Press: 2019 Advent Calendar (30-in-1) (2019) — Contributor — 1 copy
Warmest Wishes, Dreamspinner Press: 2018 Advent Calendar (31-in-1) — Contributor — 1 copy
Stocking Stuffers, Dreamspinner Press: 2017 Advent Calendar (31-in-1) — Contributor — 1 copy
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- Canonical name
- Fielding, Kim
- Other names
- Gerstenfeld, Phyllis
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- USA
- Occupations
- author
writer
professor - Short biography
- Kim Fielding lives in California and travels as often as she can manage. A professor by day, at night she rushes into a phone booth to change into her author costume (which involves comfy clothes instead of Spandex and is, sadly, lacking a cape). Her superpowers include the ability to write nearly anywhere, often while simultaneously doling out homework assistance to her children. Her favorite word to describe herself is "eclectic" and she finally got that fourth tattoo.
Kim donates all royalties from her self-published works to Doctors Without Borders.
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3.5 Hearts
As the Desires line goes, this was overall a win for me.
Just like the blurb says, Tully and Sage live together as a matter of convenience. Sage needs a rent free place to save money to help his family and Tully benefits by having delicious home cooked meals awaiting him on a daily basis. These two have vastly disparate lives with different goals and responsibilities, but despite the stark divide in their social status and upbringing, they slowly develop a friendship and eventually fall in love.
This has absolutely no flash and bang (and sadly no smex either). However, I was mostly ok with that ;)
Perhaps to add in a little conflict there is an annoying ex which I suppose serves to drive the point home just how much Tully and Sage are meant to be despite what they perceive as insurmountable problems, that such roadblocks are simply inconsequential in the grand scheme of things.
Narrated by Kenneth Obi, he continues to deliver a solid performance and I have no complaints. This was obviously a sedate romance which I’m finding I prefer to the crazy silly ott ones at the moment. Each definitely has their place depending on one’s reading mood and preferences. Apparently, this fit my romance requirement at the right time!
Thanks to the author/publisher for the audio in exchange for a honest review
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As the Desires line goes, this was overall a win for me.
Just like the blurb says, Tully and Sage live together as a matter of convenience. Sage needs a rent free place to save money to help his family and Tully benefits by having delicious home cooked meals awaiting him on a daily basis. These two have vastly disparate lives with different goals and responsibilities, but despite the stark divide in their social status and upbringing, they slowly develop a friendship and eventually fall in love.
This has absolutely no flash and bang (and sadly no smex either). However, I was mostly ok with that ;)
Perhaps to add in a little conflict there is an annoying ex which I suppose serves to drive the point home just how much Tully and Sage are meant to be despite what they perceive as insurmountable problems, that such roadblocks are simply inconsequential in the grand scheme of things.
Narrated by Kenneth Obi, he continues to deliver a solid performance and I have no complaints. This was obviously a sedate romance which I’m finding I prefer to the crazy silly ott ones at the moment. Each definitely has their place depending on one’s reading mood and preferences. Apparently, this fit my romance requirement at the right time!
Thanks to the author/publisher for the audio in exchange for a honest review
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Though not as enthusiastic as the majority of my friends, I still thoroughly enjoyed this sedate read about a man finding a place to call home when he thought it was never his right to even hope for one.
Jimmy, like most drifters, has had it rough. He’s survived the only way he knew how - to adapt and take the good when it came and to never depend on anyone or anything but himself. He lives a very simplistic life with no expectations, and in return, has no obligations either.
As per the blurb, Jimmy happens to have a note burning in his pocket, and since he has nothing better to do, decides to personally deliver it to carry out a dead man’s wish to try to set some things right. What he finds in small town Rattlesnake is a lot to desire and yearn for, which can be a dangerous, fearsome thing.
That scary thing is Shane. Scary in the fact that Shane makes him want, makes him feel, and certainly, makes him hope. Shane’s interest is piqued, and somehow Jimmy finds himself wrapped up in the man, as Shane finds him a place to stay, a job, and perhaps a little comfort that only a warm body can give, as they ease their mutual hurts, both mental and physical. As much as Jimmy denies he wants what Shane is offering, he can’t help but find reasons or circumstance to stay just one more day.
Again, a really lovely romance where not a lot happens. There was just a tad bit of frustration on Jimmy’s part regarding his reluctance to settle, though completely understandable why he resisted since his whole life had been nothing but rejection. Shane, in turn, was truly wonderful with his strength and perseverance despite his own tragic past. This was a sweet, sexy hurt comfort story that made me smile in contentment as Jimmy and Shane deservedly find happiness with each other.
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