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ABOUT KIMBERLY ACS

Woman with short dark hair in front of a bookshelf.

Hi, I’m Kimberly Acs!

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I write faith-infused romantic suspense in small-town settings where life is predictably peaceful … until it isn’t. Everyone knows everyone, but you never know what someone might be capable of. 

Give me a coffee shop. Give me a quaint small town. Give me a woman I can relate to and a man I’m going to fall for. Then scare the bejeebies out of me. 

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That’s my idea of a good book, and I hope it’s yours, too.

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I’m an indie author, which gives me the freedom to write the stories I want to tell, the way I want to tell them. I don’t have to chase trends or worry about whether my stories fit someone else’s idea of what readers want.

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How It Began

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Interestingly, it’s not that interesting. I eventually decided it was time to stop thinking about writing a book and actually write one. So I did. It took a lot of learning, stubbornness, and several drafts that live in countless notebooks around the house. And in the end, I had a finished novel I loved, but was absolutely terrified to share. Yet here I am.

My debut novel, In the Stillness, is set in Willow, Kansas, a fictional town inspired by the Flint Hills landscape I know and love.

 

I’m a lifelong Kansan who divides my time between home and Forida’s Gulf Coast. I love traveling with my husband and camping in our quirky little Airstream. The whole country is a beautiful road to imagination, and every picnic table is a desk meant for writing. 

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I’m currently working on In the Shadows, the second of three novels planned for my Willow series. 

FUN FACTS

Vintage typewriter by a rainy window with a steaming mug

I’m better at inventing fictional people than introducing myself to real ones

Fresh blueberries in a rustic bowl with white flowers

​I eat an unhealthy amount of blueberries practically every day

Vintage photo of a tree with a magnifying glass and books

Acs is Hungarian and originally pronounced ‘Ahch.’ My family has always pronounced it ‘Axe,’ which seems appropriate considering I’m related to Lizzie Borden. 

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