www.LauraSweeneyFiction.com

Fiction Books by Laura Gael Sweeney.

                                                                   Roma - - - Dublin - - -Atlanta

About Laura Sweeney

Laura G. Sweeney writes paranormal romances, fiction, poetry, and nonfiction educational materials. She enjoys traveling in her triangle spanning between the United States, Dublin, Ireland and Rome, Italy.

Her book entitled "Brigid, Keeper of the Celtic Hearth" is available on the market. She is currently writing "Vesta, Keeper of the Roman Hearth" in the Roman Visions series.

Contact us now!


The paintings to the left and above are of Circe the Enchantress by Whitehouse. These paintings have inspired many a writer, including Laura Sweeney who has been enchanted by Greek, Roman, Viking, and Celtic mythology.

 The drawings below are by Laura G. Sweeney.

History

Laura Sweeney has been blogging and writing professionally for more than a decade. She has also created visual arts in various forms for thirty-nine years. She believes that many of her ideas for writing come directly from her visual arts experiences. With four MA degrees and an EdD (doctorate), she has a lot of studies to reinforce her ideas on paper.

Laura's favorite books by other authors include "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne and "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" by Elizabeth George Speare (1958). Her favorite comedy is, not surprisingly, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by William Shakespeare. Laura's favorite modern piece of paranormal fiction is "Bad Moon Rising" by Sherrilyn Kenyon. Of course, she is a fan of "The Harry Potter" series.

Fiction by Laura Sweeney

Brigid, Keeper of the Celtic Hearth (Genre: Paranormal Romance)

Brigid is no regular middle-aged woman. She is the keeper of the Celtic Hearth. If she does not return to the homeland and to the hearth, the Tuatha de Danaan and the Otherworld will pay the price by losing its ancient Celtic leader, no other than the Dagda. This is the first in a series of paranormal fiction that will delight and entertain readers. Now available on Amazon.com in paperback!

 Write to Sweeney.writes@yahoo.com for the hardcover version.

Click on the large photo of the book to purchase a paperback copy for $10.99.


Click here to order the paperback version:

Click to buy book.

 

Vesta, Keeper of the Roman Hearth (Roman Visions)

Vera was finally at ease in her flat near the Pantheon. Sure, her father was too busy with his Roman family to make time for her, but at least she was going to study in Italy. Her eyes opened wide as she looked at the designs of the various deities. One in particular that she enjoyed most, Vesta, was the goddess of the hearth and the city of Rome. Vera's landlord assured her that there was nothing to worry about if she believed in Vesta. Would Vesta save the day, or was she an evil influence?


Recommended Sites

http://poetryartandstories.blogspot.com/

http://freelifeescapedebt.com/

Http://www.avantgardebook.com

 

Translate This Page