Book Tour & Ebook Giveaway

A book tour you can visit wearing your slippers.

No hunting for a parking spot, no standing in line, no plastic cups of wine, or boring veggie trays with store-bought ranch dip.

In case you’ve missed my social media barrage lately, I’m making the rounds at a bunch of mystery blogs answering author interviews, writing guest posts, and sharing recipes.

Pour yourself a vino (in a real glass) or hot tea and relax as you browse through the tour stops. I’d love it if you leave a comment on a post that connects with you. Send me a photo if you try the Chocolate Haupia Pie or Kalua Pork recipes.

Don’t forget to enter the giveaway to win one of 10 free ebooks of DEAD WEEK! Winners will be announced on January 30th!! Good luck and keep warm.

Reviewers agree that Cassandra Sato’s second story in the series is a great read.

I enjoyed the story, which was a solid puzzle . . . I also appreciate the continuing concern with deaf rights and advocacy. The author’s sympathies are clear and well-presented.
~The Ninja Librarian

Ms. Brakenhoff gives readers a wonderfully detailed story featuring characters that are rich and unique.
~Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book

I did enjoy the mystery and totally fell for the red herrings. It’s a nice breath of fresh air . . . Perfect for cozy mystery fans, obviously, and those looking for something new in the genre especially.
~The Layaway Dragon

This is a different kind of cozy and I found it quite enjoyable . . . Brakenhoff has done a wonderful job of conveying the culture shock of a move to the midwest. I could instantly relate, though my own move was only from So. California.
~I Read What You Write

Kelly Brakenhoff has done it again, another brilliant book that keeps you guessing until the end!
~A Wytch’s Book Review Blog

Kelly Brakenhoff is the author of 15 books and a seasoned ASL interpreter. She splits her writing energy between two series: cozy mysteries set on a college campus and children’s books featuring Duke the Deaf Dog.

Parents, kids, and teachers love the children’s books and activity guides because they introduce ASL and the Deaf community through fun, engaging stories. And if you enjoy a smart female sleuth, want to learn more about Deaf culture, or have ever lived in a place where livestock outnumber people, the Cassandra Sato Mystery series will have you connecting the dots faster than a group project coming together the night before it’s due.

A proud mom to four adults, head of the dog-snuggling department, and grandma to a growing brood of perfectly behaved grandkids, Kelly and her husband call Nebraska home.