Kimberly Savage

Author

Compelling storytelling with magic, miracles & charm

Young Adult & Women’s Fiction

Young Adult Books for Old Souls.

Coming of age adventures involving first love, ghost sidekicks, and self-discovery.

Women’s Fiction: Welcome to the Fifties

Turning fifty is hilarious, heartfelt, & magical

inspiration & what drives my work

I start writing a story when something hooks me in, like:

a dare
weird science
my Oneida heritage

I love

stories that makes me laugh and cry
unexpected twists
dark moments of the soul
the metaphysical: ghosts, legends, higher selves
science as metaphor: entanglement, the periodic table
happily ever afters

Fifty Candles, my latest women’s fiction novel, began when a fellow writer dared me to write a fun beach read. It turned into a hilarious and heartwarming trilogy about aging, death, romance, and friendship.

I hope I hook you in, too, with memorable characters and unforgettable journeys. Thank you so much for reading!

Meet Kimberly Savage

"If I look up right now into the crepuscular summer sky, I expect to see a bright new star shining just for me, ready to guide me onward - a beacon from the universe to remind me that I’m not alone, that I’m meant to be here, that I have more to give, more to do, much more love to give and to receive."

Fifty Candles, Kimberly Savage

"Looking at Baxter, I compare him to the starred list on my new dating app. Those guys are turkeys, ex-husbands, and gardening sex fiends. Baxter, on the other hand, is an old friend. A mostly known entity. And a secret dream come true."

Fifty Candles, Kimberly Savage

"And that’s the thing about death. It’s final, absolute, and unknowable. The only person I know who’s come back from it is Jennifer. Since she was in utero at the time, she unfortunately doesn’t remember how she did it."

Fugitive Mind, Kimberly Savage

"I shouted out some kind of noise - a cry in a new language I would slowly learn over the minutes, and hours, and days, and months, and years to come. The excruciating alphabet of loss, the violent, virulent vocabulary of death and grief."

Fugitive Mind, Kimberly Savage

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kimberlysavageauthor@gmail.com