Author Archives: Shanon Grey

I don’t know of any family who hasn’t lost someone in a military action of some sort. For me, too many! On this day, as we take advantage of sales or join family and friends at picnics and parties, let’s … Continue reading →

When I was first starting out, I was approached by our neighborhood pharmacy to sell my books there. For a struggling author, it was a dream come true. More authors were invited and soon the Georgia Writers’ Alliance was formed … Continue reading →

Today’s Karen’s Killer Fixin’s **Author Special** blog spotlights MEADOW’S KEEP, The Gatekeepers Series Book 2 by SHANON GREY, and includes an #excerpt, #giveaway and Shanon’s favorite #recipe for DRUNKEN POT ROAST. Stop in and chat with Shanon about her newest … Continue reading →

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

I don’t make resolutions. That is, to me, like walking around with ribbons tied too tightly around my fingers. I can’t get rid of them, or the emotional pain, without accomplishing what it takes to be able to remove them. … Continue reading →

It’s the perfect time of year to enjoy a visit to #Ruthorford. Join Kateri Chance, now a famous sculptor, when she returns to a place she just couldn’t forget and runs into the man that caused her to leave in … Continue reading →

I am part of the Georgia Writers’ Alliance. We are fortunate to have Newnan Pharmacy as our friend. They let us hold our meetings there (and selflessly provide refreshments) and they carry our books for sale. At our last meeting, … Continue reading →

THE GHOST WALKER by Shanon Grey “Hush!” he shushed the girl beside him. They knelt behind the massive oak in Ruthorford’s private cemetery. It was late. It was cold. His hands felt like ice. He glanced down at his best … Continue reading →

What is the most haunted place you have visited? Or lived in? For me, it was, ironically, the most modern of townhouses. My husband and I were young, in love, but broke, living in a rundown little house we’d rented … Continue reading →

The McIntosh Reserve Park is over 500 acres dedicated to primitive camping to keep the park as natural as possible. It is exquisite. Framed by the Chattahoochee River, with large trees and massive granite outcroppings, as well as natural meadows, … Continue reading →