Eleven Stolen Horses: A Wild Horses Mysteryby Robin Somers Reporter Eleanor Wooley wants to start her life over in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, but when her best friend suddenly disappears, she finds herself in pursuit instead. “The protagonist’s dedication to justice—not just for her friend, but for anyone who has been wronged (including the majestic horses that have been stolen)—makes her a worthy heroine.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Robin Somers knows the gritty corners of the Sierra Nevada, what it means to cover a crime beat, and most of all how to tell a moody, multi-layered story in mesmerizing style. Eleven Stolen Horses is a knockout.”
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by Julia Park Tracey
A whiff of sulfur and witchcraft shadows this literary Puritan tale of loss and redemption, based on this best-selling historical fiction author’s own ancestor, her seventh great-grandmother, Silence Greenleaf.
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by Claire R. McDougall
A one-way ticket to his ancestral home lands beleaguered Hollywood director Steve McNaught in a small Scottish town, where he’s an immediate outcast and soon discovers that even love with a local can’t save him.
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A Note About Bringing Diane Leslie’s Final Novel to Readers Sibylline Press is honored to publish Diane Leslie’s The Critic at Rest. Diane passed away shortly before the book’s publication, but not before completing the final revisions, seeing the cover, and knowing that her novel was on its way into the world. Her son, Dana Huffman, worked closely with Diane during the book’s final stages, helping her bring the manuscript to completion as Parkinson’s increasingly limited her ability to work...
The Liberation of Jane Carter: A Novel by Carol Hoenig She was taught to endure. Her daughter teaches her to dream. In the early 1900s, fifteen-year-old Jane Carter is forced from the harsh mining settlements of Upstate New York into a marriage her family believes will save her from poverty and danger. Instead, she finds herself trapped in a different kind of hardship. While her husband dreams of expanding his farm, Jane is expected to bear children who will become little more than unpaid...
September is already underway, but there’s still plenty happening at Sibyl Writing Craft. Whether you want to bring more creativity to your teaching, sharpen your dialogue, transform lived experience into compelling memoir, get your book onto bookstore and library shelves, or simply make more room for your writing, the second half of September offers plenty of ways to keep moving forward. SEE THE FULL LIST OF FALL WORKSHOPS Here’s what’s coming up: This Wednesday! Reserve your spot today!...