There's something special about revisiting these Navy SEAL heroes ten years after we met them in the original SEAL Brotherhood series. The same was true when I was writing Father's Dream, the eighth book in the SEAL Brotherhood Legacy series…
Back to You, the second book in the Sunset Beach Stories series that I write as Annie Carr, releases tomorrow and I wanted to make sure you have a copy reserved so you can start reading right away. You can…
When I first started writing sweet women's fiction as Annie Carr, I had no idea how much I would get out of creating these stories. You know how much I love the beach, and how much I love romance. Blending…
Do you believe in destiny? I hope you said yes... Destiny of Love is the continuation story of one man's journey through PTSD toward healing and recovery, and then learning how to cope with new family issues while staying solidly…
How would you like to meet me in person? Meeting an author might be exciting, but let me tell you something. An author meeting their readers is equally exhilarating. No matter how many events I attend, meeting readers like you…
In 2023, I'm taking the "New Year, New Me!" theme to the next level by introducing a new pen name: Annie Carr. Some of you only know me as New York Times & USA Today bestselling author Sharon Hamilton. Many…
As an author, one of the most rewarding experiences is seeing you become invested in the characters and stories I've created. You've helped me become a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. That's why I'm excited to announce…
I just wanted to express my gratitude for being a part of my team. Your time and effort in reading and reviewing my books mean a lot to me, and I appreciate every single review, no matter the rating…
In case you missed it, here are some New Year's Eve reflections I shared in a recent newsletter. I hope you enjoy reading them! Is there any other time in a person’s life when we think about what’s ahead of…
I loved our cruise from Italy to the Caribbean and Italy to Brazil – two long trips that I’d like to repeat. Both were about 23 days. As you can see in the photo below, crossing the equator has never…