Kathryn
Hofman
Stories designed to inspire readers to become good citizens with empathy, education, and a willingness to evolve.
K.M. Hofman
K.M. Hofman is a Georgia-native author living in Atlanta with her husband, Nathaniel and dog, Hawkeye, named after Alan Alda from M*A*S*H. Kathryn believes in collecting as many pebbles of trials, tribulations, learnings and experiences to turn into her life's mountain and doing so with the aim to be a good citizen, best she can.
Outside of writing, Kathryn spends her time spiraling with existential ennui, lamenting her inability to read every book that's ever been written (but searching for her next all-time favorite nonetheless), and bombarding her husband with an endless stream of "you know what I was just thinking about" commentary when he, never once, has predicted what might come out of her brain.
In her daytime career she works in Product Marketing in Tech with over a decade of experience in professional sales and marketing. She has a BA from The University of Georgia in Marketing.
Outside of writing, Kathryn spends her time spiraling with existential ennui, lamenting her inability to read every book that's ever been written (but searching for her next all-time favorite nonetheless), and bombarding her husband with an endless stream of "you know what I was just thinking about" commentary when he, never once, has predicted what might come out of her brain.
In her daytime career she works in Product Marketing in Tech with over a decade of experience in professional sales and marketing. She has a BA from The University of Georgia in Marketing.
Warner is stuck. He hasn't moved, in any direction, in years. His mind, body and heart in a deep freeze. His best friend, Mitch, knows something's gotta change. So he strikes a deal, Warner will find someone, anyone, to get to know at his little brothers New Orleans wedding before returning to his temporary (and solitary) work assignment in Munich. If he does that, Mitch will lay off (at least... he'll say he will).
Savanna does things on her own time, and when her bare-minimum boyfriend offers her a shut-up ring, she walks. She needs something to mark the end of an era but she's a bridesmaid in her bestie, Eleanor's, New Orleans wedding in two weeks so a breakup haircut is not an option. When Eleanor suggests a trip, not just a vacation, a fabulous solo trip (after the wedding, of course!), Savanna books flights for Munich. Ready to prove to herself as much as her friends: she's not afraid to be alone.
Neither Savanna nor Warner are aware of their friends complicated game of chess, hopeful that sparks will turn to flames.
Will a wedding weekend crush survive a transcontinental flight? What happens when the real world comes crashing in?
Will their wounds run too deep for the healing?
Savanna does things on her own time, and when her bare-minimum boyfriend offers her a shut-up ring, she walks. She needs something to mark the end of an era but she's a bridesmaid in her bestie, Eleanor's, New Orleans wedding in two weeks so a breakup haircut is not an option. When Eleanor suggests a trip, not just a vacation, a fabulous solo trip (after the wedding, of course!), Savanna books flights for Munich. Ready to prove to herself as much as her friends: she's not afraid to be alone.
Neither Savanna nor Warner are aware of their friends complicated game of chess, hopeful that sparks will turn to flames.
Will a wedding weekend crush survive a transcontinental flight? What happens when the real world comes crashing in?
Will their wounds run too deep for the healing?
wounds of love
Wounds of Love is for readers who appreciate the struggle of characters brave enough to resurface in life, healthy male friendships, and, to quote Savanna, a story that "...feels safe, familiar yet altogether new, like an early two-thousands rom com: nostalgic yet previously unknown."