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Sherry Lewis

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in Salt Lake City, UT, but I moved to Montana at 3 weeks, so that's what I claim as home, The United States
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Sherry Lewis is an award-winning, national bestselling author who writes across several genres. Along with her writing career, she has been teaching writing workshops for more than 20 years through Dancing on Coals Workshops for Fiction Writers.

In 1993 Sherry launched her mystery-writing career with the sale of her first three books in the Fred Vickery mystery series to Berkley Prime Crime. In early 1994 she sold her first romance to Harlequin Superromance, launching her career as a romance writer.

As Sammi Carter, she wrote the Candy Shop mystery series set in Paradise, Colorado and featuring Abby Shaw. As Jacklyn Brady she wrote the Piece of Cake mystery series set in New Orleans, featuring cake artist Rita Lucero.

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Sherry Lewis I actually used one in a book I wrote as Sammi Carter, CANDY APPLE DEAD. A dear friend of mine was found dead inside the clothing store he owned and h…moreI actually used one in a book I wrote as Sammi Carter, CANDY APPLE DEAD. A dear friend of mine was found dead inside the clothing store he owned and his death was never solved. Writing that book many years later helped me find some closure, even if the answers were all fictional. (less)
Sherry Lewis I usually don't keep a set reading list because my choice of books depends so much on my mood at the moment. That's probably one reason I have so many…moreI usually don't keep a set reading list because my choice of books depends so much on my mood at the moment. That's probably one reason I have so many books I bought while in one mood but haven't read yet because... well, because I'm a bookaholic, I guess.

Seriously, though, there are some books I'd like to read this summer, but probably won't have time to finish all of them. One series of books I'd like to read is the Poldark series by Winston Graham. I've read the first in the series, ROSS POLDARK, but haven't read the others yet.

The other series I'd like to read (again) is the Harry Potter series. It's been a while since I read the books. My oldest granddaughter is reading them now and asks me questions frequently that I don't feel equipped to answer since the stories aren't fresh in my mind. How am I supposed to choose a husband from between Ron Weasley's older brothers? I have to read those books again for my own protection!

I always have a tall stack of cozy mysteries I want to read, as well. For the first half of this year, I've read a lot of romance for contest judging purposes, so there aren't any romances on my immediate TBR stack--except the one I started forever ago and had to abandon when the contest books began to arrive. It's one I bought years ago and am finally reading, SECOND THYME AROUND by Katie Fforde

I'm one of those people who needs variety in all things--what I eat, what I watch, what I write, and what I read. Nothing makes me feel edgy and nervous as quickly as too much of the same thing without a break. So usually I try to vary my reading as I go, picking a mystery, then a romance, then a classic, then a YA, a long, delicious family saga, an old favorite, something from the library, something from my Kindle, something from my yet-to-be-read shelves... (less)
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L. Allen Stovey Hi Sherry,
Thanks for adding me as a friend on Goodreads.


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Beth Hi Sherry,
Thanks for befriending this fellow mystery author here on Goodreads!


Bradley Hello Sherry, I hope you are having a good day! =)

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Holly Jacobs Hi, Sherry!!

It's been a long time! How are you!

Holly

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for-much-deliberation  ... Hi Sherry
Nice to meet you!
Thanks for adding me!!



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