Happy Endings with a Twist
by Karen Lenfestey
Karen Lenfestey, a Midwest Writer’s Fellowship winner, writes “Happy Endings with a Twist.” During the day she’s an academic advisor, at night she writes novels and when she’s not working, she loves to travel with her family. She earned a master’s in counseling from Indiana University and a bachelor’s in advertising from its rival school, Purdue University. (Please don’t ask her to choose favorites!)
She won the Midwest Writer's Fellowship for her first novel, A Sister's Promise. Its sequel, What Happiness Looks Like, is listed as a "strong pick" and its follow-up, On the Verge, is "highly recommended" by the Midwest Book Review.
Her second trilogy is the Secrets Series which includes A Weekend Getaway, Next Door Secrets and A Mother's Conviction. Her third series includes 5 O'Clock Shadow, Unexpected and Bittersweet Hope.
Her most recent release is A Season of Change about a woman who hates change even though that's exactly what she needs. All of these are available on Amazon.
Karen's work has also been published in magazines and on a billboard in Times Square. She loves to hear from readers on FaceBook, GoodReads or click here: Contact Karen. Be sure to check out her semi-humorous "Treats for Mom" blog.
She won the Midwest Writer's Fellowship for her first novel, A Sister's Promise. Its sequel, What Happiness Looks Like, is listed as a "strong pick" and its follow-up, On the Verge, is "highly recommended" by the Midwest Book Review.
Her second trilogy is the Secrets Series which includes A Weekend Getaway, Next Door Secrets and A Mother's Conviction. Her third series includes 5 O'Clock Shadow, Unexpected and Bittersweet Hope.
Her most recent release is A Season of Change about a woman who hates change even though that's exactly what she needs. All of these are available on Amazon.
Karen's work has also been published in magazines and on a billboard in Times Square. She loves to hear from readers on FaceBook, GoodReads or click here: Contact Karen. Be sure to check out her semi-humorous "Treats for Mom" blog.