Shari Brady spent most of her high school years writing in her diary, playing her guitar, and wishing she were somebody else. Now she spends most of her time writing novels, trying to re-learn the guitar, and is really glad she isn't anybody else. Her first book, Wish I Could Have Said Goodbye, was awarded the prestigious Moonbeam Children's Book Award, the Royal Dragonfly award, and was chosen as a one of the top three novel entries in the Anderbo Self-Published Book Awards.
When Shari isn't writing in her office, she's writing a story in her head or reading. She also loves to spend time with her son and daughter, visiting museums, painting, or soaking up art somewhere in the city. You'll also find her hanging out with friends and laughing way too much, or walking the dog while listening to really loud music.
Shari loves to dress up and attend the Renaissance Fair and totally embarrass her kids. She also has a secret love for the demolition derby or any kind of dirt track racing. There's nothing better than hearing the roar of engines and dirt flying into your cup on a hot summer night.
Check out Shari's website at www.sharibrady.com for information about her next novel, All the World's a Stage.