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A Primer for Beginning Authors
This plain-speaking, step-by-step book covers the various components involved in writing a novel, getting it published and marketing the finished product: what beginning authors don't know that they don't know. Written from experience by an author who started her career from scratch.
Becoming an Authorpreneur
An "Authorprenuer" is author who creates a written product, participates in creating their own brand, and actively promotes that brand through a variety of outlets. This book is full of practical ways for you to make that happen.
Kirsten's Journal
Kirsten Sven finally consented to marry Reidar Magnus Hansen, and to follow the erstwhile Continental Captain nine hundred miles west from her parents' regal home in Philadelphia, to the wilderness of the Missouri Territory. Adjusting to rural life on his five-hundred acre land grant proved to be a challenge for the pampered Nordic princess, as the newlyweds spent their first year in a single-roomed log cabin. This is Kristen's journal, touching on the many joys and struggles during the first five years of her life with Reid, the building of their permanent home, the birth of their first son, Nicolas, and the founding of a community.
Finding Norway: the Norsemen's War (Hansen Series)
Widow and single mother, Kyle Hansen, takes a break from working on a master's degree in psychology and finally takes her 5-year-old son Thor to Arendal, Norway to meet their extended family for the first time. What she finds there not only brings her back to life, but provides her son with both a history and a surprising inheritance. Dahl Holter, handsome leading man and talented director, travels to Arendal to become godfather to his friends Teigen and Selby Hansen's son. When he arrives at Hansen Hall, he's surprised to encounter the beautiful American widow who was married to Teigen's older brother. Dahl and Kyle grow unexpectedly close until he must make a life changing decision regarding his future with the widow and her son. Kyle must also make choices for herself and Thor now that she's found Norway at last.
A Woman of Choice
A woman is viciously betrayed and abandoned by her unfaithful husband. She is rescued by a widower uninterested in love. In desperation, she becomes engaged to his best friend. One woman, three very different men. Life is about choices.
Enemies and Traitors: the Norsemen's War (the Hansen Series)
High school chemistry teacher, Teigen Hansen, managed to dodge Nazi attention until the day he was asked to sign Vidkun Quisling's Declaration of Loyalty and swear to teach Nazi ideals. Mass refusal put 1,000 male teachers in prison. When they still refused, 500 of them were sent to a Nazi labor camp deep inside Norway's Arctic Circle. When Teigen is released after seven months under frigid and grueling conditions, he immediately joins Milorg-Norway's Resistance-and becomes part of the Royal Shakespearean Acting Troupe, a traveling group of resistance workers under cover. Because of past experiences Selby Sunde hates men, so she has no problem "dating" Nazi officers and plying them for covert information. Her resolve is rocked when Teigen Hansen joins the troupe. Untrained yet determined, he never does what she expects-but always what's right. As their Milorg assignments grow increasingly dangerous, it's Teigen who saves her life as together they work to defeat Norway's enemies & traitors.
A Matter of Principle
Watch all the Hansen Series book trailers here: http://www.youtube.com/user/ktualla/videos4 STARS!!!This riveting novel shows that dirty politics have been around for a long time. The story is quite emotional, with plenty of action, and the characters have many serious problems, yet they also share much love and a fair amount of laughter. The time period is depicted quite realistically. It is helpful to have read the previous books featuring these characters.-Romantic Times Book ReviewsJanuary 2011******St. Louis, Missouri 1821Nicolas Hansen has returned from Norway determined to change the world. But when he runs for State Legislator in the brand-new state of Missouri, the enemies he made o...
In the Norseman's House
Scots knight Andrew Drummond promised to take his wife, Eryn, to Arendal, Norway to meet her only living relative: a Norse sailor he became acquainted with in tiny Durness, Scotland. Three years after their marriage, he is finally keeping his promise. Rydar Hansen despises Lord Andrew. The knight was rude and condescending when they met and Rydar hasn't forgotten. The only reason he agreed to the visit, is his curiosity over his newly found cousin. But his wife, Grier, is uncertain about welcoming the knight, whom she hasn't seen since refusing his marriage proposal four years earlier. This limited edition of "In the Norseman's House" is only available in print. For information on how to get a complementary copy, visit KrisTualla.com.
A Discreet Gentleman of Consequence
Brander Hansen is the Baron of Hamar to some people, and Lord Olsen - a discreet gentleman of discovery - to others. Participating in his trade allows him to rebuild his fortune, and attain a lifestyle befitting his title. When one of Norway's upstanding citizens shoots a man on a crowded street in Christiania, and then turns the gun on himself, Brander is asked to solve the murder/suicide. Baroness Regin Kildahl Hansen dons a disguise to help her husband with his investigation - even as he risks his own funds to discover if the deaths are connected to a financial opportunity. Together they uncover a massive scheme that risks both Brander's financial security, and the financial stability of Norway's noble class. At the height of the investigation, the Hansens receive word that Brander's father in Arendal is dying; a message that revives Brander's anger at his father's betrayal. He refuses to visit his father until the investigation is finished. And when he arrives in Arendal with Regin, he finds he is less than welcome.
