PRAISE

PRAISE for Objects May Appear

“Very engaging…the melding of the supernatural and the everyday was so harmonious that even the unbelievable made sense.”
—Eileen MacDougall, host of WCTV’s Book Stew

“I felt incredibly connected to the characters…I highly recommend you come along for the ride!”
— Stephanie Affinito, author and host of the Restorative Reading & Writing for Wellness Podcast

PRAISE for This Time Could Be Different

“Funny, poignant, original, and memorable….”
—The Midwest Book Review

“A captivating novel from a great storyteller.”
—John Busbee, The Culture Buzz

“A beautiful thinking-novel.” —Eileen MacDougall, host of WCTV’s Book Stew

“I adored this book. I devoured this book. Go read this book!”
—Stephanie Affinito, Author and Host of the Get Lit(erate) Podcast

“Khristin Wierman has put on the boxing gloves and taken out the meditation candle to delve into the underbelly of the workplace and the choices it forces women to make.”
—Arielle Eckstut, co-creator of America’s Next Great Author

PRAISE for Buck’s Pantry

“Wierman weaves together an engaging storyline that twists and turns in ways that readers aren’t likely to see coming. . . the book tackles political tensions and, perhaps more importantly, how deeply held beliefs can be changed. . . a nuanced examination of upbringings, value systems, and lifestyles while subtly calling for understanding. . . a witty and uplifting novel.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“An engaging read from first page to last. Clever dialogue, interesting characters, and a narrative driven storytelling style combine to make Buck’s Pantry highly recommended for community library Contemporary General Fiction collections.”
—The Midwest Book Review

“Buck’s Pantry is a surprising tale of intrigue, suspense, and a perfect example of how three days and a random encounter can change the course of so many lives. Khristin Wierman’s narrative is charming and disarming all at the same time.”
—Laurie Gelman, author of the Class Mom series

“A brilliantly composed story of flawed characters who become better than they thought they could be. Love, understanding, acceptance, and clarity are woven throughout this page-turner.”
—Amy S. Peele, award-winning author of Match: A Medical Murder Mystery

“Worlds collide…You can perceive the humanity of everyone involved.”
—Eileen MacDougall, host of WCTV’s of Book Stew

SAMPLE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

• What feeling are you hopeful readers will take away from Objects May Appear?
• Was there any particular real life person or circumstances that inspired some of the situations in the book?
• If you suddenly awoke to discover a special ability, what would it be?
• There’s an element of good versus evil in the story, and also that of superheroes. Why do you feel these are important for readers today specifically, and are they in response to anything?
• There’s an undercurrent of a power dynamic below the suburban surface of Objects May Appear, where do you believe that stems from?