Welcome!
Modern myths. Dangerous questions. Enduring love.
Sharon is a USA Today Bestselling author who writes modern myths.
Her stories live in small towns and shadowed cities, in motorcycle clubs and military brotherhoods, in haunted woods and broken systems. They range from contemporary romance to romantic suspense to paranormal worlds to gothic women’s fiction. But they are all driven by the same question:
What happens when love refuses to stay silent?
She’s drawn to wounded heroes, relentless heroines, and communities built on half-truths. She writes about people who were told to endure quietly and what it costs them when they do. Again and again, her stories return to the same truth: healing begins when someone is brave enough to ask the dangerous question.
Her work is shaped by myth — Camelot, Shakespeare, Norse legends — not as retellings, but as moral frameworks. She’s fascinated by the wounded king, the broken kingdom, the unanswered crime, and the woman who will not stop asking why.
At the heart of everything she writes is love. Not as rescue, but as reckoning. Love that demands honesty. Love that survives shame. Love that restores what the world tried to break.
On a less interesting side note, Sharon is also a chemical & patent librarian who once studied dress design in the couture houses of Paris and worked for the Red Cross in South Korea.
Devoted wife, mother of twins, and caretaker of rescue dogs, she’s repped by Deidre Knight and Kristy Hunter of The Knight Agency.
Random Fun Facts:
- Jersey girl married to a boy from Charleston, SC and transplanted in Virginia.
- Still not sure why anyone puts sugar in their iced tea.
- Total Buffy fan. Buffy is why she started writing in the first place.
- Hates broccoli and brussel sprouts.
- Is passionate about adopting rescue pets.
- Once worked for the American Red Cross at Camp Red Cloud in Uijongbu, South Korea where she spent way too much time at the DMZ.
- She write romantic suspense, contemporary romance, and gothic women’s fiction novels
- Twice a year she publishes a popular Middle Grade/Young Adult reading list because once a librarian, always a librarian.
