Jan 5, 2021
Kristy Burt-Hance, a writer who resides in Northern California with her husband, has completed her most recent book “Welcome To My Mind”: a gripping and potent collection of ideas, random thoughts, humor, and imagination grounded on one’s personal life experiences.
Kristy writes, “This up-and-coming author has a style all her own. Welcome To My Mind is a collaboration of experience, opinion, humor, fiction, and bluntness rolled into a literary treasure for like-minded people. If you are easily offended, this is probably not the book for you. However, if you can relate to a chick that is a little crazy, kind of funny, has a potty mouth, and tells it like it is entertaining, then step right up and have a peek into her mind. She has no filter but a huge imagination, and weird is a side effect of awesome. Welcome!”
Published by Fulton Books, Kristy Burt-Hance’s book holds amusing and profound thoughts that are expressed in verses without the need of filtering her words.
Woven with humor and personal insights, this blunt voice is a must-hear!
Readers who wish to experience this well-written work can purchase “Welcome To My Mind” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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