About The Author
I love business.
I love the creativity of new product development. I once spent an entire day discussing the cap color for a new juice offering. We knew it would be blue but which blue would drive packaging, marketing, and yes, sales.
I love the passion of the sale. Sometimes that passion overwhelms me. I still feel guilty to this day about selling that city slicker a zucchini as the world’s largest cucumber but really, if you don’t know the difference, you shouldn’t be buying from a seven year kid with no shoes on her feet.
I love working with everyone from the line guy testing our new product to the financing seeking entrepreneur to the constantly pushing back executive. The mixture of personalities makes business fresh (and my novels exciting).
I could go on and on but I’m preaching to the choir, aren’t I? Because if you’re here, you love business too.
So here is my promise to you. I’ll give you a great story with business men and women who love being business men and women. And their stories will always have a happy ending. Because that’s what a romance is all about.
FAQs
Why do you have the last name Chin yet a face rivaling that of Casper, the Friendly Ghost?
Chin is such a great name, I had to marry to get it. When asked if I was going to change my name, I said “He** yes.” Who could resist the name Kim Chin? I sound like a Dr. Seuss character.
Are you still in business or is writing a full time gig?
Business is my first love. Writing is a hobby. I don’t plan to ever fully retire from business and investing. Why would I? These are games in which experience is an asset, not a liability.
Why are your heroes or heroines often billionaires?
Having a billion won’t even put you on the Forbes 400 listing anymore. It isn’t that rare. I write about people at the top of their game. They love business and tend to be workaholics. That love and hard work makes them the best. The best should be compensated properly.
Your novels are more polished than your blog posts. What gives?
It has to do with the 2 editors (plus) I have looking at my books and the 0 editors I have looking at my blog posts. They’ll be happy to know they’re adding value.
Your characters cuss a lot. Why?
Because when you put highly charged control freaks in highly charged, out of their control situations, you’re going to get some profanities. Do you really expect a CEO about to lose his company to say “gosh, darn”?