Sherry A. Burton

Sherry A. Burton writes in multiple genres and has won numerous awards for her books. Shery’s awards include the coveted Charles Loring Brace Award for historical accuracy within her historical fiction series, The Orphan Train Saga.

Sherry is a member of the National Orphan Train Society, presents lectures on the history of the orphan trains, and is listed on the NOTC Speaker’s Bureau as an approved speaker.

Originally from Kentucky, Sherry and her Retired Navy Husband now call Michigan home. Sherry enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband of more than forty years.

About Sherry's books:

The Orphan Train Saga are clean reads for ages nine and up.

Ezra’s Story, an Orphan Train Extra, is a clean read and can be read on its own or in conjunction with The Orphan Train Saga.

The Jerry McNeal series includes Always Faithful, Ghostly Guidance, Rambling Spirit, Chosen Path, Port Hope, Cold Case, Wicked Winds, Mystic Angel, Uncanny Coincidence, Chesapeake Chaos, Village Shenanigans, Special Delivery, Spirit of Deadwood, Star Treatment and Merry Me. More books coming in 2024 and 2025

While Sherry's novel Seems Like Yesterday is a clean read, her other romance titles are not. Tears of Betrayal, Love in the Bluegrass, The King of My Heart, and Somewhere in My Dreams leave little to the imagination when it comes to the bedroom scenes.

Step into the dark with Sherry's Psychological Thrillers, Surviving the Storm and Sinister Winds. While there is humor sprinkled within, these books may have triggers for some.