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About meSharon was born in London one New Year’s Eve. When not tap-dancing her way round an office, she followed many creative pursuits. Eventually her love of books, and a wild imagination compelled her to focus on writing. The first short story she submitted -- “Silver Apples of the Moon” -- was accepted by Roadworks Magazine, and described as having “both a Sci-fi and horror element,” and being “strong on characterisation, and quite literary, in terms of style.” Since then Sharon’s poems, short stories, articles and novels have appeared steadily in print and online publications. With a repertoire of twisted tales and a love of cross-genre writing, it surprised everyone (including herself) when she branched out into erotic romance. These works have been critically acclaimed and often described as “deeply passionate”. Sharon’s worlds are vivid, unexpected and sometimes intensely magical. Visit this diverse writer’s site.

About my libraryEclectic. I've many books still to list but it'll grow increasingly varied. I've heard an author should state what he or she reads but I'm not sure my choices help much as an indication of what I write. I've also included books that I've acquired at every stage in my life. You'll find books from my childhood and some are so old I can't find them listed so have had to choose an updated listing. EG: Tom Sawyer -- mine is old, curling at the corners in a plain red cover from award books. Any book I've kept is because I loved it, or I admire most of the work from that author, or I remember reading them at a certain time in my life and they're connected with a time frame or specific memory so have sentimental value, although if that were true...hell, move me into a very large library and be done with it.

I've not rated many of the books on here because my own personal rating system would probably drag many good books down in the ratings. For me 3 stars is a good read, 4 above average, and 5 is for exceptional books. At the other end of the scale, I'd probably rate 2 as worth a look and 1 as a no, or only if desperate but then I don't tend to keep many of those as they take up precious space. I've also many unread books angrily ruffling their pages at me.

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Thanks! You're a sweetie!
You are welcome Sharon, you know that I like your aliens and shapeshifters, but above all your "angel". Elisa
Loved your book Snow Angel, one of my favorites!

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I know about the Sequel of Snow Angel. I see the coming soon book on Loose Id Site! Can't wait. elisa
ciao sharon. glad to find you here, but do you know that you can be list as an "author" in LibraryThing? here are the info:
http://www.librarything.com/librarything_author
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