A P von K’Ory is a multi-award winner, Sunday Times Bestseller and worldwide book author and journalist.
A P von K’Ory is a multi-award winner, Sunday Times Bestseller and worldwide book author and journalist.
A P von K’Ory started writing as a journalist for various papers and magazines, including since 2007. She lectures Economics and Sociology and is the winner of six awards from four continents, including the Achievers Award for Writer of the Year in the Netherlands and in Switzerland.
The Selmere Integration Prize was awarded to her for her engagement in helping African women in the diaspora. She won the Cook Communications first prize novel and is published in an American anthology, Africa.
She also won the Karl Ziegler Prize for her commitment to bringing African culture to Western society in various papers, theses and lectures.
Her book, “Bound to Tradition: The Dream”, was nominated for the Caine Prize and she was shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers Prize. She also won the Japan Global Citizenship Prize and the Sheikh Ahmad ibn Abdelaziz International Emissary Award.
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"I never even heard of author A P von K’Ory before, but now I’m an avowed fan! For once, I have an author right after my heart when it comes to mature romance where the heroine is ballsier, smarter and made of granite. I passed the books on to my daughter because these books elevate and celebrate strong women characters!"
"Seduction of the most devilishly delicious fashion, romance that strides old charm and modern fiendishness and danger, cloak and dagger rivalry…"
"A superb mature read, engaging, informative and you want to be Roman’s object of sexual attention, even if but for one mind-boggling f*ck! I so understand Alyssa and envy Shana."
“I’d really love to quote certain passages or banter but as this was an ARC, I’m not allowed to do this. But I thoroughly enjoyed Her UNTAMABLE Lust and urge readers to get the book. This is an author you’ll love to know and read.”
“Although the author’s stories are high concept, she has the refreshing knack of turning the familiar tropes and genre conventions of the Alpha heroes and kickass heroines just that wee little bit different. I was amazed by the uniqueness of Roman and Shana. Now, I’m once again totally riveted by Leo and Adrian. At the end of the reading
“Although the author’s stories are high concept, she has the refreshing knack of turning the familiar tropes and genre conventions of the Alpha heroes and kickass heroines just that wee little bit different. I was amazed by the uniqueness of Roman and Shana. Now, I’m once again totally riveted by Leo and Adrian. At the end of the reading, in both Golden Shana and Untameable, I feel I’ve read something worthwhile and acquired some new general knowledge or other.”
“During the reading, I started feeling that maybe the author’s style is not the best for this genre. For example, in the first book, His UNTAMEABLE Wickedness, the sex scenes between Leo and Adrian comes late towards the last third of the book. On the other hand, the first part of the first book gives readers a lot of insight into the da
“During the reading, I started feeling that maybe the author’s style is not the best for this genre. For example, in the first book, His UNTAMEABLE Wickedness, the sex scenes between Leo and Adrian comes late towards the last third of the book. On the other hand, the first part of the first book gives readers a lot of insight into the dark characters’ heads and what makes them who they are. The second book hit it off for me right away! Highly recommended.”
“I loved to dive deeper into the story although I admit it took me a few chapters of the first book, “His UNTAMEABLE Wickedness”, to really get what was going on. But when I made friends with Leo and Adrian, I was hooked. What I didn’t enjoy so much was that both Leo’s and Adrian’s secrets that made them such dark characters are revealed
“I loved to dive deeper into the story although I admit it took me a few chapters of the first book, “His UNTAMEABLE Wickedness”, to really get what was going on. But when I made friends with Leo and Adrian, I was hooked. What I didn’t enjoy so much was that both Leo’s and Adrian’s secrets that made them such dark characters are revealed so early in the story. I think the suspense would have been even better if the secrets came in later. But all in all, an exciting and entertaining read. Von K’Ory’s prose doesn’t presume you shouldn’t be intellectually taxed, which is unusual for this genre.”
“Ms. Von K’Ory sets a unique mark in her writing that I’ve come to enjoy. I did struggle with her handling of the premise because she takes the erotic romance/romantic suspense to an entirely different level. A level I first had to get used to in this genre. I started reading with my pre-formed ideas on the trope. I’m happy to say I was
“Ms. Von K’Ory sets a unique mark in her writing that I’ve come to enjoy. I did struggle with her handling of the premise because she takes the erotic romance/romantic suspense to an entirely different level. A level I first had to get used to in this genre. I started reading with my pre-formed ideas on the trope. I’m happy to say I was pleasantly surprised and recommend both books to readers. I can’t wait for the third book in the series, “Their UNTAMEABLE Passion”. Having known Leo and Adrian in books 1 and 2, I’m curious to know if the author will top the high mark she has already set. It’s hard to imagine this author gets any better than she already is.”
“Unlike many other books of this genre, this story’s character has surprising depth to him and builds a fascinating personality beyond his money. Yes, he is dashingly handsome and is known as a ladies’ man, but he is also straightforward with every woman he gets involved with. He is clear about what he wants and never cheats. He is honest about who he is – the good, the bad, and the ugly.”
“One of the reasons I thoroughly enjoy Ms. von K’Ory’s writing is the uniqueness of the POV. The reader isn’t forced to those rather simplistic but convenient back and forth narration from the two protagonists. You get to see the world around them too, without doing so from their heads alone.”