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Brief Interludes (Large Print Edition)
Award-winning author Sharon E. Cathcart presents a collection of short fiction from her most popular eBooks. Available for the first time in a large print edition, Around the World in 80 Pages, 2013 Global eBook Award double nominee The Rock Star in the Mirror (Or, How David Bowie Ruined My Life), and His Beloved Infidel will take readers on journeys around the world and from ancient to modern times. Historical fiction, urban fantasy, interethnic romance and more await you between the covers of Brief Interludes.
Music, Mayhem, & Bad Decisions (Large Print Edition)
During her teenage years, award-winning author Sharon E. Cathcart dreamed of working in the music business. She lived that dream for seven years, beginning at age 18. Unfortunately, she learned that dreams can turn quickly to nightmares. Sharon found herself in a world of not only of music, but also one of domestic violence when she got involved with an undereducated youth she met during a concert. In this book, Sharon tells the unvarnished truth about experiences for which her sheltered upbringing left her unprepared. Originally published as You Had to Be There: Three Years of Mayhem and Bad Decisions in the Portland Music Scene, Sharon has updated her memoir with new information about those early days.
You Had to Be There
During her teenage years, award-winning author Sharon E. Cathcart dreamed of working in the music business. She lived that dream for seven years, beginning at age 18. Unfortunately, she learned that sometimes dreams turn quickly to nightmares. Updated for 2015, to answer the question: "where are they now?"
Seen Through the Phantom's Eyes
Author Sharon E. Cathcart presents an omnibus edition of her two novels, "In The Eye of the Beholder" and "In The Eye of The Storm" and, for the first time in print, the award-winning related short fiction collection, "Through the Opera Glass." Together for the first time in one volume, these books bring readers into the world of the notorious Phantom of the Opera, Erik Le Maitre, through the streets of Paris, London, and San Francisco. Three generations of the LeMaitre family make their home in these pages. This new edition includes glossaries and historic photos to bring the stories to life."
Pocketful of Stories
As comfortable as your favorite jeans, these short stories are perfect for a break in your day. Each tale is its own adventure. With settings as varied as Paris, London, and Memphis, Tenn., and peopled with characters both historical and fictitious, you're sure to find something delightful. This book includes the award-winning short story, "Ghosts of Tupelo."
Rose in Bloom
Rose Davis always prided herself on being sensible. But when she loses her job, she takes an uncharacteristic leap of faith and agrees to spend six months living in Wisteria Cottage, just outside of the tiny village of Shalbourne, England. It will give her the chance to fulfill her secret dream of writing a book, and an opportunity to figure out next steps. What she doesn't reckon with is Welsh gardener Gareth Llewellyn. With his long hair and scruffy beard, he's definitely not Rose's type. And yet, there's something about him ...
Music, Mayhem, and Bad Decisions
During her teenage years, award-winning author Sharon E. Cathcart dreamed of working in the music business. She lived that dream for seven years, beginning at age 18. Unfortunately, she learned that dreams can turn quickly to nightmares. Sharon found herself not only in a world of music, but also one of domestic violence when she got involved with an undereducated youth she met during a concert. In this book, Sharon tells the unvarnished truth about experiences for which her sheltered upbringing left her unprepared. Originally published as "You Had to Be There: Three Years of Mayhem and Bad Decisions in the Portland Music Scene," Sharon has updated her memoir with new information about those early days.
In the Eye of the Beholder
When French equestrian Claire Delacroix loses her fiance in a tragic accident, she comes to live at the Paris Opera during its 1890s heyday. Whilst working at the opera, she meets a mysterious, masked stranger: Erik. Is it possible that the two of them will heal the pain of each other's past? Updated for 2015 with glossaries of equestrian terms and French words used in the text.
You Had to be There
"When author Sharon E. Cathcart was growing up, she dreamed of working in the music business. She lived that dream for seven years, starting at age 18. As she learned, not all dreams are pleasant ... and sometimes they can be downright nightmarish. Inspired by reminiscences among friends and former industry colleagues on a Facebook page dedicated to Portland's Satyricon night club, Sharon decided to tell her story"--P. [4] of cover.
In the Eye of the Storm
San Francisco, 1948When a mysterious stranger approaches Clarice Kaye in her favorite restaurant, his words trigger a voyage of discovery: “You look just like your grandmother, but you have your mother's eyes.”There was only one question in Clarice's mind: how could he know?Armed with family diaries that tell of the scandalous grandmother for whom she was named, Clarice embarks on a journey through Paris' modern art movement, 1906 San Francisco, and the depths of the Opéra Garnier in this long-awaited sequel to “In The Eye of The Beholder.”
