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McKensie Stewart was nominated as an Indie Author who deserves appreciation and acknowledgement of her work. I am pleased to present this author a showcase blog post. Author Bio: McKensie Stewart is a native of Columbia, South Carolina where she attended Columbia College. Currently she is an educator, fictional novelist and entrepreneur living in Charlotte, North Carolina. McKensie enjoys the beach and the mountains where she creates terrifying stories. Presently she is wo

McKensie Stewart was nominated as an Indie Author who deserves appreciation and acknowledgement of her work. I am pleased to present this author a showcase blog post. Author Bio: McKensie Stewart is a native of Columbia, South Carolina where she attended Columbia College. Currently she is an educator, fictional novelist and entrepreneur living in Charlotte, North Carolina. McKensie enjoys the beach and the mountains where she creates terrifying stories. Presently she is wo

Q: In three words, describe yourself. A: Clumsy; complicated; determined. Q: How many books have you written? How many of those are published? A: I have written three books; one for myself and two that have been published. Q: Do you have an upcoming release? If yes, tell me the title and impending release date. A: No upcoming releases. Q: Tell me about how you come up with your titles for your stories. Do you create the title before or after you write the book, and does it ev

Author Bio: McKensie Stewart spends her time writing her next novel in the Emily Graham series which should be out by the end of the year. She is a radio host on The Fishbowl Radio Network (FBRN.US; Grey Stream) Friday's 3-5 pm CST. Book Title: Shattered: An Emily Graham Novel Book information: Emily finds herself metaphorically waking up to face a life she no longer recognizes. She loves her husband Brendon Graham, the Senator for the State of Pennsylvania along with their t

5 Stars A stunning page-turner! The first thing that drew me in was the "tense" of the story. Yes, it started out with tension and regret, and even waking up to see the world for the first time, but it's told in "present" tense, which is not as common as one may think. The tense of the story makes a big difference in how the story was told and how it was put together, and if written in another form, it would make for a different story. This works. The only point when it's pas