Ask the Author: Sean P. Haley
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Sean P. Haley
The old mirror in her attic whispered her name each night, promising to reveal the face of her long-lost twin. But when she finally looked, the reflection that stared back wasn’t hers — and it smiled.
Sean P. Haley
If I could travel to any fictional book world, I would visit the wizarding world of Harry Potter. I’d spend my days learning magic at Hogwarts, exploring the hidden secrets of the castle, and perhaps even playing a game of Quidditch while experiencing the wonder of a world where the extraordinary is everyday life.
Sean P. Haley
My reading list includes Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir for some gripping sci-fi adventure, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab to dive into a beautifully written tale of immortality and memory, and The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, which explores the endless possibilities of lives we could have lived.
Sean P. Haley
A mystery in my own life that could be a plot for a book involves my strange bouts of sleepwalking. Each morning, I’d wake up to find items in my home mysteriously rearranged, doors unlocked, and cryptic notes written in my handwriting — things I have no memory of doing. As I begin to investigate my nighttime wanderings, I uncover clues that suggest I’m not just sleepwalking, but being drawn to something, or someone, with an unsettling connection to my past.
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