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KIM GOES 20% OFF!!

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Dear Alison and friends,


You see that countdown? That's the countdown to Christmas, but I should update it for the Kim's Countdown to 20% off Manuscript Review and Writing Coach services because that deal ends tomorrow. I received a huge response via my newsletter. Evidently, people like a deal. "Who knew?" said the biggest fan of deals ever. 

So I wanted to let our beloved readers in on that deal and another deal that happens tomorrow. Here's a hint...one of my books will go on sale for .99!!! 

I told you I was going Holly Jolly crazy. I'll write a short post tomorrow about that deal, along with details about the New Adult Scavenger Hunt, which starts next week. 

If you like to get in on the 20% off, use PROMO CODE: 2017DEAL in the comments, your reply email, or on my contact page: KimBriggsWrite.com .Give yourself or someone you love the gift of a dream. I'll bill you through Paypal, but you don't need to send me your manuscript, query, or pitch now. We can work on it in 2018.


Here's a thank you I received from a recent client:
"Working with Kim was the leg up I needed to feel confident about my pitch. Her method for helping me to drill down to the essence of my story was effective and led me to a great result that can be used on everything from elevator pitches to query letters. Plus, her one on one session really pushed me to focus on presenting my pitch. Six out of seven agents, agreed. Thanks, Kim."
That made me pretty excited. Excited? I was downright STOKED!! I offer a variety of services. Check them out on my website: KimBriggsWrite.com.
Okay my friends, I gotta wrap. Seriously, I have a lot of presents to wrap, so adios and talk to you tomorrow!

Write on,
Kim 

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