Author Archives: Shanon Grey

For those that have enjoyed my stories of Ruthorford, you will notice that there are quite a few scenes that take place behind the Abbott Bed and Breakfast–where visitors and descendants, alike, dine under the willow by the creek that … Continue reading →

Below is an excerpt from Twisted Fate by Shanon Grey, very appropriate for Mardi Gras, as Ruthorford celebrates Mardi Gras like no others. Enjoy Teresa stopped midway down the steps as eyes turned to her. Her gown, befitting her circumstances, … Continue reading →

It’s time for Mardi Gras. For many of you (and me, as well, for most of my life), Mardi Gras holds little meaning. When I moved to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, not only was I thrust into the warmest, most … Continue reading →

Finding Your Valentine by Shanon Grey     It’s February and, as is the case everywhere, love is in the air. Even more so in the quaint southern town of Ruthorford, with one exception. In Ruthorford, descendants are hoping for a match-mate … Continue reading →

As you are all aware, authors tend to put a bit of themselves into their stories. This is especially true of me. Well, not the enhanced abilities part of Ruthorford, but other things. In this story, a young woman finds … Continue reading →

It’s my Birthday! I love it when a plan comes together. As a birthday present, Karen Docter invited me to do a piece on Karen’s Killer Book Bench today! As a birthday present on my birthday from me to you, … Continue reading →

With one arm under her legs and one behind her back, he lifted her out, backing up the ravine. Once on the road, he started running toward town, giving only the slightest flinch as the car behind him exploded into … Continue reading →

Silent Warrior – now available in print and digital on Amazon and Smashwords. A Ruthorford suspense perfect for the season! Amazon link: https://amzn.to/3qIrEmG Smashwords link: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1058868

All eight candles of the Menorah are glowing. It is so beautiful. You probably don’t know this but our family is quite diverse. We celebrate Hanukkah, Yule, Christmas, and Russian Orthodox Christmas. This year, I think it’s more important than … Continue reading →