About Sahara Foley
Sahara Foley, in collaboration with her beloved late husband, writes urban and dark fantasy, science fantasy, and the occasional horror tale. She is an international award-winner and the first book in her Excalibur Saga series has been an Amazon bestseller multiple times.
In 2018, she teamed up with friend and fellow author J.M. Northup to start Norns Triad Publications. They represent four authors under their brand.
Sahara was born and still resides in the Midwest. Insurance Guru during the day, on her time off she enjoys reading, gardening, traveling with her family, helping fellow authors, and her secret passion – gaming.
She is currently working on a new fantasy, time-travel story titled, Time Stones, slated to be released in 2022.
You can connect with Sahara below:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/booksbysaharafoley
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaharaFoley
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/saharafoley/
Amazon Author Page: http://www.amazon.com/Sahara-Foley/e/B00J9ST32U/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1
Sahara, that is a very brave and wonderful thing you are doing for Bob’s memory, to publish his stories. I think it keeps so much of who he was alive for you and your readers, although I’ve never met you. I loved Nightmare Storm and seems to me I entered some contest with it before Christmas. Just now I downloaded Excalibur for my Kindle. Won’t promise it’ll get read soon, but it’s on the queue. Keep up the good work, you’re an inspiration!
Thanks Kenna. No hurry reading Excaalibur. I have sooo many books on my kindle that I hope I will get to, eventually. Thank you for stopping by. 🙂
The links you shared are fascinating, Sahara, and I’ll certainly check them out in due course. So little time, it seems, though busy is a buzzword now that I don’t like. Certainly, we all make time for what we deem important enough. It’s a matter of prioritizing. Right now I’m reading a book called “Women, Food, and Desire” that was recommended by an online friend who is a clinical psychologist. It’s quite interesting in that it doesn’t address only food, but all aspects of a feminist’s life. Or should I say woman’s life? There’s another one called “Women, Food, and God” that I must get to, as well. Looking forward to Excalibur. Sounds very Arthurian.
HI Kenna, Yes ‘busy’ is a buzzword and usually an excuse. You’re right, if it’s something we really want to do, we find the time. Glad you stopped by., 🙂