Sharon Cupp Pennington | Red Room Writer Profile

Like most writers, I always had a head bursting with scenarios and a. . .drawer, shoebox, folder. . .of unfinished manuscripts. My first short story, "McTammany's Bed of Roses," appeared online in The Emporium Gazette, Issue 46, February 2003.
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Love romantic suspense. Well, suspense in general. I have many favorite authors, among which are Nora Roberts (also as J.D. Robb), Tami Hoag, Sandra Brown, Jayne Ann Krentz, Stella Cameron, Stuart Woods and my friend from across the pond, thriller writer B.J. Kibble.

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We have a cover!
November 1, 2009
- Publication is moving so fast on the new novel, Mangroves and Monsters, now. Edits are finally done, we have a cover, and I feel every ounce the excitement I did with my debut novel, Hoodoo Money. I believe I've woven a pretty decent tale of rekindled love and island adventure. And I hope those who purchase a copy will relish the read as much as I enjoyed the writing of this sequel. Looking ...
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MY MOM WOULD WANT ME TO . . .
September 17, 2009
- In a time when our adult children are purportedly raising a generation of spoiled me-me-mine-mine offspring, I find myself climbing on my soapbox and disputing this claim by heartwarming example.Protocol at my eight-year-old granddaughter’s school is such that if a student forgets his, or her, lunch money or hasn’t sufficient funds remaining on their lunch account, that child is served the ...
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GREAT NEWS . . .
September 3, 2009
- Mangroves and Monsters, my sequel to Hoodoo Money, has been picked up by Draumr Publishing and should, hopefully, be released early next year. HERE'S THE TEASER: Charlie Cooper, reluctant teacher by day and broken-hearted wanderer by night, is a man desperately in love with a dead woman. But is Angeline St. Cyr really dead? The supermodel fell victim to an auto-pedestrian accident in New ...
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