Author Archives: Shanon Grey

I’ll tell you what, I am not sorry to see 2021 go, even if it does make me another year older. It was exhausting. I actually wrote my eighth novel, but everything turned on its head and I finally caved … Continue reading →

From my home to yours, have a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!

In Ruthorford, every season holds magic. Ruthorford stories by Shanon Grey are available in e-book and/or print on Amazon.

Morgan isn’t who she thinks she is. She’s about to find out she’s much more than she ever dreamed. Coming to Ruthorford to find out will put her on a course over which she has no control. Ruthorford – A … Continue reading →

As I start editing my 8th novel, I realize how far I’ve come and where it all began. A culmination of circumstances–Katrina, a child’s illness, and my husband getting laid off–brought us to the low mountains of Georgia. Honestly, writing … Continue reading →

My husband has given me permission to share this with you. He has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. He is already a survivor of bladder and kidney cancer. Had it not been for checkups for those, the prostate cancer might … Continue reading →

I will always remember what I was doing on 9/11, not that it was anything significant. What is significant is that our lives changed forever that day. Our sense of security was destroyed. I wanted my family within arms reach … Continue reading →

Being born different led to the desire to create a place where being different would be considered normal. Hence, Ruthorford was created. And, like any good town, it’s grown. Each story stands alone and, yet, weaves more and more together. … Continue reading →

I learned that spelling counts. For those looking for my alter ego, PLEASE spell it with one “n”, Shanon Grey. Otherwise, you will get something entirely different (which is okay, if that’s your preference). I, as Shanon Grey, write suspense, … Continue reading →

I don’t combine my work life and my author life. Friday, I was in a meeting with a group of leaders (much higher than me–I’m a worker-bee and somehow got put in as a representative for our department) when the … Continue reading →