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Sharon Lathan

Sharon Lathan is the best-selling author of The Darcy Saga, a ten-volume sequel series to Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice.

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katie

Haha my room is also quite like a shrine to LOTR. my mom started me on them by reading them to me and my brother when i was seven and ive been reading them for the last 11 years nonstop. i even did my thesis in 11th grade on it and it was 30 pages! anyway, my main reason for posting was to say thanks, sharon, for posting several authors in scifi. its my fav genre along with all things austen and im so excited to hear about so many more. they all went on my list of books to get. thanks for sharing the authors and as always love your blog!!

~katie

Vee

I agree with you one hundred per cent Steve. Lovely sentiments for a well deserving gal.
Sharon has a special gift and we are so lucky she shares it with all of us in the form of her incredible novels.
Happy birthday dear friend.
Lots of love and hugs
TSBO devotee
Vee

Steve

First twenty years of marriage – Sharon with a book.
Now Sharon with a book,a lap top and an editor.
I used to say she reads like most people breath air. Now I can say she imagines and creates her own words, which I always thought was a natural progression for an avid reader,like most people breath air.As we celebrate her birthday the 26th of this month I must say Im happy she finds such joy in story telling, which in an elctronic age of movies and video games, one hopes never becomes a lost art. Word crafters and imaginations are great human characteristics we hope never becomes lost.

Vee

This is amazing!!!! I must admit my foray into science fiction isn’t very deep. However I do remember reading The Hobbit by Tolkien at school around the same age as you Sharon and finding it so very interesting that someone could conjure up a world that is like no other.
I did love War of The Worlds by H G Wells, not sure if that one counts but I was absolutely fascinated with it for a long while. Even bought the tapes with all the eerie music and listened to it over and over. I always throw myself into a story (as you would know Sharon). I almost imagined it was real Ha!
Another book I read was "The Day of The Triffids" and I think that was another book from school. I was totally freaked out by it because I tend to immerse myself too deeply.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy on movie screen was brilliant I really enjoyed it totally! Unfortunately I didn’t ever get through the novel though.
Thanks for sharing these wonderful thoughts
TSBO devotee
Vee

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