Who is Author Stephanie S Sawyer?

I never dreamt when I went through a major brain surgery a few years back that I would be delving into a career as a writer. Yet, I knew that I had a conviction from above and hence, a duty to tell my story. I also knew the Lord wanted me to write a book. That was the birth of Facing Me, by journey out of shame and disbelief as I lost the weekly seizures that had captivated me and held me in bondage most of my life.

Now, there's a second book out due to popular demand, a follow-up that was written from the requests I received from my reader-fans. In addition, there were some major events in my life that I wanted to share with the public. Hence, I furthered and developed my life as a writer. As is the case with most, it's not the only thing that I do.

I adore sharing my skills on the piano with all age groups as I pass along the great gift and talent that was given and trained within me. It is such a tremendous joy to me to be able to whip out Bach and Beethoven or pass some time in worship music in a prelude or offertory. Whenever I am overtaken by life's circumstances, I take to my piano, and can easily find solace there. It's far simpler than shopping or spending heaven-knows-how much money on something that truly would not satisfy for long. My music? It keeps satisfying day after day, year after year. I am blessed to have the skills and be able to pass them along.

As an author, the pen keeps flowing as I contemplate the various harsh circumstances I have had to deal with, and they are wide and varied. Health, family ,relationships, new starts. I seem to fit into that boomer audience of desiring that insightful mind with higher understanding, a mind with a spiritual depth that is higher than the one we were given by the previous generation. My reviews are good, and I know it's because I have centered the victories on God's lessons to me, not my victories, They are His, not mine.

Inspiration due to overcoming major obstacles is the theme in my work. I'm courageous and not afraid to address material that the public sometimes shies away from for the sake of politeness. I'm as honest as they come, and I write straight from my heart. I write from experience and from the core of my faith deep within. The victory is always evident although I am frightfully plain about the struggle. You will be able to identify, I promise. And you, too, will know the victory.