Shannon Symonds, Author Email & Phone Number

Shannon Symonds writes in an old house by the sea, where her 6 children, their children, and 30 or 40 of her closest relatives, and dogs come and go constantly. She loves laughter, a good mystery, running on the beach, deep sea fishing, and bonfires. Shannon has worked for over 20 years as an Advocate serving survivors of abuse alongside law enforcement, as a home visitor supporting new mothers, and on other causes she is ridiculously passionate about. Shannon has been a hybrid author since 2014. She authored 263 articles for Deseret Digital Media under her name and with her daughter, blogs for Hilary Weeks Billion Clicks project, and published her first book with Cedar Fort in 2017. Shannon received the Oregon Trial Lawyers Public Justice Award 2002 for the Tiffany Alvera Case that changed housing for victims nationally, and the 2002 Star Advocate Commendation from the Oregon Department of Justice. She will tell you, "Love really is the answer, it always was, and it always will be," and then she’ll tell you a story that will put you on the edge of your seat, and leave you laughing. @Cozymysteriesbythesea; https://www.cozymysteriesbythesea.com/ Find Shannon’s Books at: Amazon Deseret Book Cedar Fort Barnes & Noble and other booksellers Visit my Webpage! https://www.cozymysteriesbythesea.com/Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cozymysteriesbythesea/Instagram Personal: https://www.instagram.com/shannonsymondsauthor/Personal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shannon.symondsFB Author page: https://www.facebook.com/shannonsymondsauthorFB Cozy Mystery Readers & Writers: https://www.facebook.com/cozymysteryreaderswritersAuthor of the By the Sea Cozy Mystery Series of YA Novels published by Cedar Fort. Everyone you suspect in book one, you will learn to love in book 2 and so on. The author of "Finding Hope," a women's fiction released in November, 2019 and "Safe House," release date: July 2017 by Cedar Fort Publishing. Finding Hope: Can four broken people save one lost girl?Safe House: What if home is the most dangerous place of all?Shannon writes about what she knows, working to keep survivors safe in a small town on the coast.