Kristen McKendry ~ Author

Author, Humourist and Public Speaker

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10 Comments

Reply Kristen McKendry
3:39 PM on February 11, 2017 
Thank you for the kind words. Yes, when you stop to think of your own family living in those times, it makes it that much more alive to you. If you liked that one, you might want to try my book Heart's Journey, which is set in about the same time and place. Thanks again! Kristen
Reply Jacquie Reid
1:19 PM on February 8, 2017 
Hi Kristen:
I just finished reading The Governess . . . and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was light and fresh. Your description helped the reader through each scene. My Granddad was born in 1869 and I could just imagine him living through that era. Cheers, Jacquie
Reply Sarah
3:24 AM on July 9, 2015 
I love your sense of humor in Desperate Measures and Garden Plot. Thank you!
Reply etg
11:06 AM on April 26, 2014 
Kristen says...
Happy to hear you liked it! You will likely enjoy my next one, Desperate Measures, which hits the stores this week. Thanks, Kristen
Reply Kristen
10:17 AM on November 2, 2013 
cynthia fay rigby says...
just read garden plot loved it and hope to see more of the same.


Happy to hear you liked it! You will likely enjoy my next one, Desperate Measures, which hits the stores this week. Thanks, Kristen
Reply Brenda
10:09 PM on October 14, 2013 
I posted a review of Garden Plot on my blog. Here is the URL to read it: http://brendabirchgallaher.blogspot.com/2013/10/5-star-rating-for
-garden-plot-by.html
Reply cynthia fay rigby
4:53 PM on January 16, 2013 
just read garden plot loved it and hope to see more of the same.
Reply Tracey
7:31 AM on April 10, 2012 
The Worth of a Soul: An amazing and inspiring story captured by a gifted writer. Warning: once you start to read this book you won't put it down!
Reply Al Stumphy
6:27 PM on September 9, 2011 
Kristen was a former French student of mine some years ago and showed huge potential and achievement in my classes. She has remained one of the few of thousands who still remembers me and visits whenever she's in Utah. Her books all are such a joy to read, completely devoid of gratuitous sex, violence, and obscenities. Garden Plot shows that she has a flair for a good crime/mystery-type novel, as good or better than any Agatha Kristy I have ever read. Reading her novels is like watching a good movie w/out any of the dialog/music/back ground cacaphony so characteristic of movie fare of the past few decades.
Reply Allan Eaton
7:34 AM on September 9, 2011 
Congratulations Kristen! Your books are wonderful to read and you are a splendid
writer!

The Ties That Bind, and Garden Plot would make excellent motion pictures!

(red) Carpet Diem, Kristen!
Allan