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Robin M. King

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Robin M. King received her Bachelor's degree in education from Brigham Young University and has been instructing children and young adults for over twenty years. When she's not writing or helping her students remember the quadratic formula, she leads a clandestine life as a mother of six. Don't tell anyone, but she's also an undercover marathoner, photographer, singer, seamstress, baker, and household appliance repairman.

Her first novel, Remembrandt, a romantic suspense, introduces seventeen-year-old Alexandra Stewart. With her eidetic memory, Alex can't forget anything. When she solves an impossible puzzle for her Russian professor, she is catapulted into a life of cryptic codes, covert missions, and unexpected love. Check it out HERE on A
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Robin M. King Ted, I chose Brown University because I liked the idea of Alexandra going to an Ivy League that was more lenient on choosing a major. After I did more…moreTed, I chose Brown University because I liked the idea of Alexandra going to an Ivy League that was more lenient on choosing a major. After I did more research, I loved the atmosphere and scenery of the school and Providence. And, if you've read Remembrandt, you'd know that I like a university where students and professors share close relationships.

I wish I could have gone there myself! I followed after my family legacy and chose BYU as a university, but I have an obsession with the East coast and Providence, RI. One day I will visit and would even love to pursue a graduate degree there.(less)
Robin M. King I don't usually get writer's block, but I do have to sometimes let my writing sit so I can plan out how a scene will play out in my head before I put …moreI don't usually get writer's block, but I do have to sometimes let my writing sit so I can plan out how a scene will play out in my head before I put it on paper.

I've also found that reading or watching a good show can give your brain some time to relax.(less)
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My Surrogate Journey

I was pregnant.

And it wasn't mine.

It's been two years since I was a surrogate and I haven't had the chance to share my story fully. I thought about writing a book about it, and maybe someday I will, but I wanted to start with sharing a little summary. Its purpose?

To inspire others to get out of their comfort zones.
To summarize my experience so I don't forget.
To help those who want to have a child, Read more of this blog post »
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“Secrets are like scars. The cut may no longer be there, but the scar’s white line tells a story. Unless you share it, it’s like you’re hiding a part of yourself the whole world can already see. They may not know the how or the why, but they see it just the same.”
Robin M. King, Van Gogh Gone

“This was it. This would be my final mission. An overwhelming sadness swept over me at the realization. There would be no more racing across campus to replace the missing arm of the Caesar Augustus statue with one made of pink duct tape. My mind would no longer be used as a photographic tool to unveil a terrorist’s plan. No more last-minute science experiments to help rescue a father and daughter from a terrorist organization. I wouldn’t get to rescue myself with the aid of a Millard-enhanced device. No more disguises involving wigs and glasses to save a Van Gogh painting. The Mariinsky Theatre, the Superman building, the Louvre—my stories would disappear, along with my memories. Light had vanished around me as the ocean swallowed me. I’d been unable to save a helpless girl from her evil kidnapper. In the darkness I heard Daly’s voice, clear and strong, almost like he was there. Don’t give up. Fight. Push yourself. Alexandra Stewart can make a masterpiece out of any canvas. He was right—I couldn’t give up. (page 206)”
Robin M. King, Memory of Monet

“No one should have to . . . you shouldn’t have to . . . there are some things that are better left forgotten.”
His words soothed me. Somehow he saw past the novelty of what I could do, and comprehended the anguish that could be associated with perfect recall—remembering every embarrassment, harsh word, traumatic experience.
“You don’t always have to act so tough all the time. I’m here.”
Robin M. King, Remembrandt

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“We all wear masks, and the time comes when we cannot remove them without removing some of our own skin.”
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“You stole my heart the night we met, when you sang that ridiculous song and dared me not to laugh. and every moment I have spent with you since then, you have stolen more and more of me until when you're not with me..." He drew in a breath. "When you are not with me, I am left with nothing but longing for you.”
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“Secrets are like scars. The cut may no longer be there, but the scar’s white line tells a story. Unless you share it, it’s like you’re hiding a part of yourself the whole world can already see. They may not know the how or the why, but they see it just the same.”
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“Before a secret is told, one can feel the weight of it in the atmosphere.”
Robin M. King, Van Gogh Gone

“We had been two sides of the same coin, attached by a force stronger than family or friends. We had been one.”
Robin M. King, Memory of Monet

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