by Kaye | Jan 20, 2026 | Behind the Scenes, Events & Signings, Freebies & Extras, Writing Process
Can you believe it’s already 2026? A new year often makes us pause and look ahead. The calendar flips, and suddenly it feels like everyone is making resolutions—promising to fix, change, improve, or finally get something right. We’re tempted to look back...
by Kaye | Nov 13, 2025 | Behind the Scenes, Book News & Announcements, Events & Signings, Writing Process
Hello friends! Thank you for being here and for supporting Whispers of Kith and Kin. As I look back over the last few weeks, I’m still humbled by how many of you picked up the story and gave a new author a chance. Your kindness, your messages, and your...
by Kaye | Oct 9, 2025 | Behind the Scenes, Writing Process
I’m Finn, the in-house critic and all-around alarm system for the perils of everyday life at the Brownstone home—perils like birds, squirrels, thunder, fireworks, flies, and salamanders. My human, Kaye Brownstone, writes Christian cozy mysteries, which means she...
by Kaye | Aug 26, 2025 | Behind the Scenes, Book News & Announcements, Writing Process
Some seasons of life move slowly, and others seem to race ahead. This summer has definitely been the second kind for me. With October drawing closer each day, I wanted to pause and share an update on how things are taking shape. Publishing a book often looks neat and...
by Kaye | Jul 5, 2025 | Behind the Scenes, Book News & Announcements, Writing Process
Hello, friends. It’s been a while since I last posted. A lot has happened since February. Life has thrown a mix of challenges and blessings my way, and to be honest, I’m still sorting through some of it. Sometimes our stories shift without warning—like a plot twist...
by Kaye | Feb 13, 2025 | Behind the Scenes, Writing Process
I’m excited to share an update on Whispers of Kith and Kin! As this journey continues, I’ve reached a step that’s proving trickier than I imagined: choosing the cover. I’ve been looking forward to this part, but much like writing—where plots take unexpected turns...
