Author: Sherri

I write suspense with a bit of romance and a southern accent. I like strong characters with attitude and charm. Heroines who can rescue themselves and heroes who appreciate them.
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audio books, Book Review

Witches of Bourbon Street

Jade Calhoun series, Book 2 by Deanna Chase, Narrated by Gabra Zackman Jade Calhoun has shunned magic for years. When her mentor, Bea, becomes gravely ill she convinces Jade that she is the only one who can help. She must embrace her witchy side and learn to use the magic. Jade’s prejudices block her powers. She is angry at magic for stealing her mother and … Continue reading Witches of Bourbon Street

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Creekside Cafe, interview

Creekside Cafe Chat with Debut Fantasy Author, Cady Hammer

Welcome debut author, Cady Hammer to my Creekside Café. Cady it is good to have you here. Cady: It is great to be here. Thank you so much for having me. Sherri: I have to admit that I am so jealous. You are a college student publishing your first book. That is fantastic. I wish I’d been as confident. Tell us about your book. What … Continue reading Creekside Cafe Chat with Debut Fantasy Author, Cady Hammer

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Sarra Cannon’s Publish and Thrive Course

I’m an alumni of Sarra’s Publish and Thrive Course and a huge fan of her Heart Breathing YouTube Channel. If you are an unpublished author or one who has yet to reach their full potential, you will benefit from taking this program. I did! The price of the course for this round is $399 if you pay in full. Sarra is also offering a 6-month … Continue reading Sarra Cannon’s Publish and Thrive Course

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On The Porch with C. S. Ratliff

Welcome C.S. Ratliff to my virtual café. It is so good to have you here. In eastern North Carolina summer has arrived with a combination of extreme heat and tropical rain but occasionally we will get the breeze from the ocean trickle down the river and it is lovely, until the mosquitos try to take us off to their lair to feed. But here in … Continue reading On The Porch with C. S. Ratliff

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