About me
My background
I am a thirty-something virtual psychiatrist and writer. I have an actual live muse who wishes to remain anonymous. She's considerably older than I am, but she loves my youth and enthusiasm. She's mired, oops, I mean happily engaged in a life that includes marriage, children, grandchildren, and a dog. She is also a psychiatrist, the real-world kind.
My muse and I are fascinated by human nature, when it works well and when it doesn't. We like to help people find happier and more fulfilling lives, hence our chosen professions as psychiatrists and writers.
We also both enjoy family, friends, pets, politics, books, good food, and the ocean. We love to talk to people who share some of our same interests.
My writing roots
I've been a story teller most of my life, as has my muse. I'm named after a grandmother who also wrote and published stories.
I love to read and write cozy mysteries--those stories that bring comfort to a reader and only mild anxiety. When I can I like to add humor to the mix.
Sometimes I write short story mysteries that are a little less cozy.
My other interests
I believe we all need to be active citizens. I consider myself a member of the Coffee Party. We look for the common ground. My muse is a little to the left of me, and she has a lot to say on the subject.
If you want to know more about how I spend my time, visit my Facebook Fan Page: Sarah Osborne, Mystery Author
Quote for the Day
Though I am gone, I urge you to
answer the highest calling of your heart and stand up for what you truly believe.
John Lewis
John Lewis died July 17, 2020. His death is an enormous loss and his life should serve as a reminder of what it means to be decent, courageous, loving and hopeful for America.