ABOUT AUTHOR KIM TERRY

Kim Terry, a Fort Worth, Texas native, lives with her eleven-year-old fur-baby, "Russet", a Finnish Spitz “rescue”. As she writes, the spirit of her husband -- the love of her life-- warms and encourages her. She is also a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.

Retired in December 2016 from twenty-five-years of teaching college English, she began pursuing her dream of becoming an author after she and her husband sold their home and became full-time RVers. In August 2017, she published her first novel, FROM HER MOTHER’S ARMS, a Twentieth-Century historical suspense which begins in Lamesa, Texas in 1951. In July 2020, BY HER DAUGHTER’S HANDS: Secret Sister, Deadly Daughter, a murder mystery that spans 2001-2008 continues the story of Mona Lisa and her sister, Karen came out as a sequel to FROM HER MOTHER'S ARMS.

Kim Terry's newest release, MAN AFTER MIDNIGHT #everyoneisasuspect, published on July 2021, is a suspense novel set in Brooklyn, New York and Grapevine,Texas, in 2016. When fifteen-year-old Destiny Redmond goes missing after meeting a 'boy' on a dating site called MAN AFTER MIDNIGHT, her mother, Melissa Morrow, becomes frantic when she discovers a horrifying connection to a sex-trafficking ring and missing women. Desperate to save her daughter, she discovers the lengths she is willing to go to bring Destiny home, even forgiving the arrogant and philandering Erik Redmond, Destiny's father. Can the terror they face together turn into triumph and, possibly, their reconciliation?

Praise for BY HER DAUGHTER’S HANDS: Secret Sister, Deadly Daughter:

“Kim Terry's well-written mystery takes the reader on a twisting journey full of surprises. Who killed Sybil Stevens O'Sullivan? Discovering the answer will keep you reading into the wee hours.”

Karilyn Bentley, author of Magical Lover, The Shadowheart Curse, and others.

Praise for FROM HER MOTHER'S ARMS:

"I could not stop reading once I started. It was so timely for the era as my own children were involved. I believe that you have found the real time for those characters and I believe that your sequels will be successful when the main people grow so keep up your real timeline ...I plan to loan it to my niece who reads a lot along with her being an Officer in several organizations here in Sarasota County. P.S. Most females cannot pass up a tearjerker. Which it surely is."

Irma Caperton