By Kristina Adams
Revenge of the Redhead
To all those contained in these pages of poetry.
This is how I recovered from our tragedy.
In her debut poetry collection, bestselling author Kristina Adams channels female rage. Anger, hatred, envy – all those things society tells women they shouldn’t feel, let alone express, are explored in this confessional collection.
It takes you on a journey from heartbreak to friendship breakups to workplace bullying, ending on true love and hope for the future.
Whether you’re in a good mood, a bad mood, or somewhere in between, Revenge of the Redhead has a poem for you.
Author and poet
Kristina Adams
Kristina is the author of the bestselling What Happens in… series about two friends who get caught up in the world of celebrity. In 2024, she completed her second series, a spin-off that centres on an on-off celebrity couple, Hollywood Gossip.
She’s also published three nonfiction books for writers, Writing Myths, Productivity for Writers, and How to Write Believable Characters. For 9 years, she taught writing over on her writing blog, The Writer’s Cookbook. While she no longer posts on there, she keeps it live to help other authors from falling into the same mental health, mindset, and creative roadblocks that she faced.
In 2021, she started publishing her fantasy series under her new pen name, K.C. Adams. The series is about a mother and daughter who just happen to be ghost hunters. Think of it like an English Gilmore Girls…with ghosts.
In 2025, she’ll publish her first poetry colleciton, Revenge of the Redhead, alongside continuing her fantasy series, Afterlife Calls.
When she isn’t working on her books, she’s freelancing as a content marketer, inflicting cooking experiments on her boyfriend, or spending time with her dog, Millie.
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The Ghost’s Call
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Hollywood Gossip
A What Happens in… prequel series.
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