Sharon Frayne

Frayne was formerly a Canadian High School English and Visual Art teacher. Her debut novel, 'Caught Between the Walls', is a YA hybrid novel combining fiction and non-fiction that breathes life into untold true tales of Canada’s Indigenous people, Canada’s first race riot, impoverished British orphans seeking new life and Polish Soldiers training for WW1.

In 2019, Frayne was the YA Winner of the Muskoka Novel Marathon with ‘A Chain of Broken Hearts’ and the South Simcoe Short Story Contest, 2nd place in the Stratford Rotary Fiction Contest, short listed in the Eden Mills Writers Festival and the NOWW Non-Fiction contest. She’s a member of the NOTL Writers’ Circle and the Canadian Author’s Association. Her upmarket speculative-fiction novel, ‘Moving On’ is awaiting publication. She lives in NOTL and Muskoka with her supportive husband and happy Labrador Retriever. For more information go to www.fraynesharon.com.