Sheila Deeth's Blog, page 47

Traveling to find the Other Shakespeare

I'm delighted to welcome Lea Rachel to my blog today. She's the author of a new novel about Shakespeare's little-known older sister, The Other Shakespeare. Just the title has me intrigued, so I jumped at the chance when the Cadence group said she might be willing to visit my blog. Welcome Lea, and please tell me how someone from US manages to write so convincingly about the UK.




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Mystery in the Missing Year

Today I'm delighted to welcome Belinda Frisch, author of a new contemporary romantic mystery, The Missing Year, to my blog, and she's staying for coffee, so grab a cup and join us as we chat on the sofa. (Don't forget, there's a great giveaway included with this post, so be sure to read on and find out how to enter too.)


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Carlos Claimed for a sister

Today I'm delighted to welcome author Rachelle Ayala back to my blog as she tours the internet with her latest Sanchez Sisters novel, Claiming Carlos.  This time Rachelle's staying here long enough for a cup of coffee, so find a mug, add cream and sugar to taste, and join us as we sit on the sofa and chat. (Don't forget to rinse your cup before you leave, and don't miss the giveaway at the end of this post.)

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Must-reads and me

Some books just demand to be read. Their characters are so real perhaps, or their concepts so deeply intriguing. They may be non-fiction or fiction, but they draw you in with their questions or situations and invite you to think. They engage the head and heart, maybe even the soul, making you hear your own voice echo in characters or arguments. And you know they'll end with something deep that leaves you deeply fed.

I wish Divide by Zero could be one of those novels. It felt that way as I wrot...

Why I love Dividing by Zero

My novel, Divide by Zero, has been released by Second Wind Publishing. Just go to my Second Wind author page and find that white cat waiting to engage you. Meanwhile the same cat's invading Subtraction with glee, and my protagonist is about to go on a journey. Want to know who the protagonist is? You may have to wait awhile, but his story's woven from one the threads that broke free in Divide by Zero.

Of course, I get some interesting responses when I mention the title of my book. A popular on...

Relics and Music of Modern Magic

Today I get to post cool pictures in magical colors celebrating the launch of Relics, the first Modern Magics book. Just imagine drawing the curtain back on this image, but what would the music sound like?  

When the creatures of myth and magic return to Earth, they're nothing like your mother's fairy tales, or so I'm told, but here's author Maer Wilson to let us in on the music playing over their return. Welcome to  my blog, Maer.


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Robin or Robbin' Hood?

Have you heard of Robin Hood?

Have you heard of Robin in the Hood?

And who is she robbin' ?

Today's guest is author Diane J. Reed, who writes fascinating romances with off-beat intriguing characters and boundaries to break. So who is this new Robin and what is she doing? Well... Here's a...


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Realms of Hope

Today I'm delighted to welcome Sabrina Rawson, the author of Katerina's Hope,to my blog. Katerina's Hope is the second book in her urban fantasy series, Four Realms. Sabrina has kindly agreed to answer some of my questions about her writing and the series. Plus there's even a giveaway at the end of this post, so be sure to read all the way through.

Hi Sabrina, and welcome to my blog. Can you tell me, please:


1. Was Four Realms always going to be a series?
Yes, by the time I wrote the actual Pro...

Duct Tape, Materialism, Social Status, and Adelita's Secret

Today I'm delighted to welcome author Christopher Cloud to my blog. I reviewed his middle-grade novel, A Boy Called Duct Tape, a little while ago, and really enjoyed it. But Christopher Cloud doesn't just write for middle-grade boys, and today he's here to introduce the main character, Adelita, from his YA fantasy romance, Adelita's Secret.


About Adelita’s Secret    Lost in a superficial world of materialism and social status—and ashamed of her Latino heritage—seventeen-year-old...

Is it really November?

Is it really November?

Divide by Zero has arrived with its seasons of heartache and joy.


A Bible Book of the Alphabet is on sale on Amazon, remembering the spring of creation, through Fall to a Christmas redemption.



And Jerusalem Journey is into its final production phase, ready to complete a set of Five-Minute New Testament Stories.


Is it really November? Where has the year gone? Into writing books I suppose. And reviewing them... My apologies to anyone whose book review is still overdue, but I...