Kylie in the City: Episode 1

By Laura Keysor

Choosing to follow her dreams and moving to the Big Apple had been a big risk for single Mormon girl, Kylie McKay. Now that she’s an actual resident of the City that Never Sleeps, she’s found that being Mormon and single so far away from Utah and everything she knows is much more of a challenge than she had anticipated.

Kylie loves living in the City, but attracting great guys to date is seriously exhausting when every girl in the ward is more than willing to do whatever it takes to snatch them for themselves. The guys in the ward aren’t making it any easier on Kylie and her roommates either, so in return the girls devise a plan to even the odds in their favor. From romantic dates to desperate hang-outs, Kylie finds out what it really means to be a single LDS girl in a city with infinite possibilities.

Make sure to look for Kylie in the City: Episodes 2 & 3 available now!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Laura Keysor
• Release date: Apr 30, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463995778

Laura Keysor

Laura Keysor is the author of both Kylie in the City, and Starboard Academy series. She also has a few series in various genres in the works for the upcoming year. So stay tuned for some brand spanking new releases! When she’s not writing, she’s hanging out at the beach with her face buried in a good book. Some of her favorite things include cool stories she discovers in history, archaeology, Indiana Jones, anything Jane Austen, BBC period dramas, traveling as much as possible, and warm chocolate croissants.

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Kylie in the City

Episode 1

By

Laura Keysor

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Kylie in the City

Episode 1

Chapter 1

I need the Flying Monkeys, now!

That was my cue, shoot! I had somehow gotten myself stuck between two pieces of the large iron clock set piece backstage, and the creepy bat-like monkey wings of my costume weren’t helping the situation at all. My eyes stung with the sweat and brown monkey face make up that was dripping down my forehead. The other actors whizzed past me, frantically rushing to the stage for their own cues. Nobody seemed to have even noticed that this little monkey had bonked her head. That’s obviously what had happened. I mean, how else could I explain my sudden departure from a very promising law career path to launching myself into being a fantastical flying monkey?

I struggled to pull myself out from between the two objects, but as hard as I tried, it was obvious I wasn’t going anywhere anytime soon. I sighed. This was seriously typical of how my life was going lately. Like all the grace, maturity, and smarts I had cultivated my entire life had never happened. I went from being completely self assured to becoming an utterly klutzy mess this last year with all the changes I had made in my life.

I had decided to find myself, to go after my real dreams, and live my life for me, not for my parents, or anyone else, for that matter. It seemed like a good idea at the time. I rationalized it was what every twenty-something young woman should do before getting married and having a family of her own.

But lately I was starting to think that decision might have been a bad one. Like, amazingly bad. It seemed as if every day there was some new