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Josi is an author that writes mystery and fiction novels. She was born and raised in Utah. She was later married and now lives in Northern Utah with her husband and three children, her oldest is now in college.

She grew up hating to read until her mother handed her a copy of The Witch of Blackbird Pond when she was 13. She enjoys the challenge of writing different things ,From that day forward, she read everything she could get her hands on. She wrote her first book while on bed rest with her third child in 1998 and hasn’t stopped writing since then. She accredits her writing to the many novels she has read since then. She has

been publishing for 16 years and over those years her readership has grown. She has published 25 books with three publishers. She has been very fortunate to publish 18 books with Shadow Mountain, she claims that they have a good relationship and have worked well together for several years–they have certainly helped her take her career to the next level. She writes four days a week in her office at home.

Apart from writing novels, she also writes programs, articles, and short stories, some of

which have won awards and honorable mentions. In addition to those things, she has done

some web copy writing as well. She enjoys the challenge of writing different things. She also contributed to two A Timeless Romance Anthologies: Spring Vacation and All Regency.

Her achievements in her writing journey.

ü In 2007 her novel Sheep’s Clothing won the Whitney award for Mystery/Suspense category.

ü Josi was also the Best of State winner in Fiction for 2012.

ü Wedding Cake, her twelve books in the Sadie Hoffmiller Culinary Mystery series also won in 2014.

ü Attended Romance Writers of America’s National Conference in New York in July, 2014.

ü On July 28th she signed with Lane Heymont, who works with Seymour Agency.

Her books review.

Josi writes mystery and fiction books. She has recently written a romantic book. Below are some of the leading novels she has written.

A heart revealed:

It’s about a young woman who is eager to parlay her beauty and sophistication into a dynastic marriage to make her parents proud and perhaps gain a few crumbs of their love and attention. Josi S. Kilpack gives her a character of humility and kindness and ultimately manages to earn the respect of the Honorable Thomas Richards. Thomas on the other hand is an earnest younger son of a baron. In the beginning of the novel both characters are unlikeable. Their characters are not pleasing to the reader, though that changes towards the end of the novel.

Lord Fenton’s folly:

Lord Fenton is a gambler, a dandy, and a flirt – and he must marry or be disinherited; stripped of his wealth and position. He chooses Alice Stan bridge for two simple reasons: he once knew her as a young girl, and she is the least objectionable option available to him. However, Alice has harbored feelings for Fenton since their first meeting ten years ago, and she believes his proposal is real. When she discovers it is not, she is embarrassed and hurt.

Determined to protect herself from making a fool of herself a second time, Alice matches Lord Fenton wit for wit and insult for insult as they move toward a marriage of convenience that is anything but a happy union.

Only when faced with family secrets that have shaped Fenton’s life does he let down his guard enough to find room in his heart for Alice?

Daisy:

Daisy is a book about motherhood. Its about a single mother daisy who raises two kids, she happens to be divorced too. She has faced each and every obstacle in her life with courage and determination.

It is seen her first daughter is expecting a baby and her young daughter is through with her high school. Daisy gets married to another man. She now wants to start a new life with her husband Paul. Since her two daughters are now grown ups and can take care of themselves.

Unfortunately life turns out to be what she didn’t expect, her future becomes difficult than her past. At the age of 46 she faces challenges that she thought she had outgrown in her past. She looks for distractions so as to escape the tension at home and joins a ladies book club. She meets with Paige, Athena, and Olivia, unlikely friends who offer her encouragement and support when Daisy’s perfectly crafted life is turned upside-down. She finally finds some refugee here.

Apart from writing novels, she also writes programs, articles, and short stories, some of

which have won awards and honorable mentions. In addition to those things, she has done

some web copy writing as well. She enjoys the challenge of writing different things. She also contributed to two A Timeless Romance Anthologies: Spring Vacation and All Regency.

Josi S. Kilpack has not yet had any of her books in TV series and movies.

Josi S. Kilpack advice to other authors and upcoming authors.

Been a writer is different than being a novelist. If you’re a writer, you write–and it can be for your own edification, for people you know and love, or for commercial interest. If you’re a novelist, you are writing novels for other people to read. She is both a writer and a novelist; some of what she writes is for own and some of what she writes is for an audience. In either case, to have writing be worth the time you put into it, you have to love it. If you love to write and feel that you have something to say, and then do it. There is nothing wrong with writing but not publishing, in fact there is some freedom in not writing for anyone but you. If one wants to make a career of your writing, and earn an income, it’s important to know that it isn’t an easy industry to find a career in, but it will never just happen. No one has had a publishing opportunity come to them. It takes a lot of time and a thick hide and its continuation is determined by your continual ability to produce new work—but if it’s a dream you want, it’s worth pursuing.

One Response to “Josi Kilpack”

1. Sharon ann Hall: 2 years ago

   I really enjoyed the book about Harriet Beecher Stewell. It was very well done. I very seldom write the authors of books I read but this was one of my favorites. Also the reader for the audio addition was excellent and made the story really come to life for me. Thank You

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