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Upcycling My Closet
My new book, Rockstar Undercover, the characters believe in second chances for people and for things. They love to upcycle. Continue reading Upcycling My Closet
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What Inspired Rockstar on the Run
Several things inspired Rockstar on the Run. I love shows like The Voice and Americas Got Talent. I’m a sucker for the underdog and second chances. Plus I love my small town. While I have created a fictional town, it is still a love story for my hometown. Small towns are great places filled with wonderful people and they can also be stifling and difficult. … Continue reading What Inspired Rockstar on the Run
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Rakes, Rogues and Ne’er-Do-Wells!
In fiction, he is often depicted as a “lovable scoundrel” who enjoys a life of pleasure and indulgence, but may not be intentionally malicious or harmful. He skirts the line of respectability never quite crossing over into disreputable. Continue reading Rakes, Rogues and Ne’er-Do-Wells!
Inspiration for Jerico, Carolina
Like Willie said, I grew up a dreaming of being a cowboy and loving the cowboy ways… I have always loved cowboys from the old western television shows and movies to country and western music, to the whole cowboy culture. There was always something about the cowboy that even though he tipped his hat and might use good manners, there was an untamed part of … Continue reading Inspiration for Jerico, Carolina
Get to Know Colonel Bill Dexter
Meet Colonel Bill Dexter the owner of the Colonel Bill’s Wild West Extravaganza and Winnie Applegate’s grandfather. From a teenage runaway to a decorated officer… Colonel Bill Dexter stood at the bow of the ship in the early morning fog hoping to get a glimpse of his beloved homeland before his family came up on deck. He’d not been home in over forty years. He’d … Continue reading Get to Know Colonel Bill Dexter
Thank you, Sandra Cox
Dedication:
This book is dedicated to the girls who grew up playing in the dirt and dreamed of adventures, who rode motorcycles and horses, and struggled to define the word lady.
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Author Sunday October 29th
Sarah Maury Swan is a dynamic personality who has the can-do spirit that allows her to achieve her goals. Becoming an author and connecting with other authors is one of her passions. With the help of her friends Julie McKeon who runs the New Bern Farmers Market and Michelle Garren Flye owner of the Next Chapter Book and Art Store she has put together close … Continue reading Author Sunday October 29th
Creekside Café Chat with Jessica Lynn-Nacovsky Ferrara
Welcome Jessica to my Creekside Café. I am excited to get to know you better! From your bio I learned you were a tattoo artist in New York and then backpacked your way around Europe, now that sounds like a few interesting stories right there. Jessica: Hello Sherri! Thanks for having me on. I tattooed for three years, working my way from an apprenticeship to … Continue reading Creekside Café Chat with Jessica Lynn-Nacovsky Ferrara
Remy’s Dilemma, The Harrell Family Chronicles finale!
I will be at the Fish and Farm Festival in Aurora Saturday, September 9th. Come by and visit if you’re in town and if you want, you can buy a book. Continue reading Remy’s Dilemma, The Harrell Family Chronicles finale!
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