Sophia Beaumont

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About Sophia Beaumont
Sophia Beaumont was born and raised in Ohio, where she dreamed of living anyplace but.
Surrounded by books from an early age, her first love was historical fiction, but she also has a passion for urban fantasy. Her debut ya novel, THE SPIDER’S WEB, was originally published by Torquere Press in 2016.
After the closure of Torquere at the end of 2016, Sophia turned to self publishing. The Evie Cappelli series (THE SPIDER’S WEB, THE FERRYMEN, and MOREAU HOUSE) was completed in 2018 and her fourth novel, a YA adventure, ALL FOR ONE was the #ShoreIndie 2017 runner up.
Sophia is also an avid knitter and enjoys designing knitting and crochet patterns. In her spare time she enjoys sewing, binge watching historical mysteries on Netflix, and dressing up in historical costumes–sometimes for fun, and sometimes to educate. She is a living history volunteer and specializes in the history of women’s rights in late 1800s America and a staff presenter at Steampunk Symposium in Cincinnati, OH.
In addition to rural Ohio, she has also lived in Florence, Italy and Montreal, Quebec, where she hopes to one day return. Presently, she lives and works in Columbus with her partner in crime, Missouri Dalton (aka Ash K. Alexander), and her number one assistant, Hermes the cat, who thinks he is a FANTASTIC editor, but can frequently be found napping on the job.
In addition to writing YA novels, she also writes historical fiction and Gothic horror under the name Sine Peril.
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Blog postI will say that one of the best things about my move to Washington is that we don’t get extremely hot summers here. It holds pretty steady around 60 degrees year round, give or take. This is great for me, since my broken thyroid means my internal thermostat is busted and there’s a very narrow temperature window where I’m comfortable–and this falls into it perfectly.
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Blog postThis week we’re taking a break from our usual content to talk about something that has deeply impacted my life, and has once again reared it’s ugly head: Domestic violence.
This conversation might be triggering for some, so if you’re not ready for this discussion, feel free to check back next week when we return to the regular books/writing/knitting content.
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Blog postFun fact: I have not one, but two defunct nail art blogs (Don’t look for them. Really. I’m not good at it).
So it’s not surprising that I, a history buff and general nerd, found myself wondering where nail polish originated.
Apparently it all started back around 3200 BCE, when Babylonian warriors would go get a makeover before going off to battle. I’m not sure I’d want to go beat someone up after spending hours in a salon chair and risk that brand new manicure, but you do you.1 week ago Read more -
Blog postYou know what really sucks?
Well, there’s a lot of things, and we seem to be experience all of them right now. But the thing that has been really annoying for me lately is this: being an author in a reading slump.
I love to read. Well, I did. And then we came to Washington. I discovered that eye-reading on the bus made me motion sick, in part because I was going into a really bad thyroid flare and didn’t know it; nausea was a 24 hr a day thing for several months. But then as I2 weeks ago Read more -
Blog postI really love the art deco style of the Magic in Midtown cover so much, and it even brings in the steampunk elements. In fact, I love it so much that we decided to re-do the cover for Magic in the Headlines, book 1 in the set:
I love this cover so much better than the original, which never felt quite right. I decided to take advantage of the second book’s release and give it a little bit of a makeover, and it came out so well.
The new cover for Headlines will be available in a3 weeks ago Read more -
Blog postSorry, which book is this?
I’ve referred to this as Magic in the Jazz Age previously, but have been unhappy with that title for a while. This is the title my patrons voted on. You can vote on titles, character names, plot points, and more over on Patreon.
What series is it from?
This is the second AJ Marshall book, so you’ll want to read Magic in the Headlines first.
Great! Where do I get it?
The kindle edition will be available on Amazon. All ebook formats, i3 weeks ago Read more -
Blog postWhile it is still early in the year, I know a lot of us are already thinking about National Novel Writing Month, or Camp Nano in July.
Whatever your experience level, the Nanowrimo Workbook is designed to help you meet your goals and make the most of your 50,000 words, with tips, anecdotes, examples, writing exercises, and printable worksheets.
Based on the Nanowrimo Bootcamp I used to host here on the blog, it works you up from novice to 1,667 words a day, helping you power t1 month ago Read more -
Blog postWith the second book in the Author Roadmap series coming out at the end of the month, I thought now might be a good time to highlight the first book, the New Author Workbook.
If you’re looking for ideas on how to write, then this is the book for you. It includes printable worksheets to help you with plotting and organizing. While it’s geared mainly toward novelists for YA and adult books, it also has helpful information for nonfiction writers and those that write for slightly younger1 month ago Read more -
Blog postIt’s been a while since we had a good old fashioned WTKM. This time, we’re exploring cleft palate. Cleft palate/lip occures when the tissue on the roof of the mouth doesn’t fully form/develop, leaving a gap. We don’t know why this happens, whether it’s genetics, some kind of mutation, or if it’s caused by environmental… Continue reading Would this Kill Me in the 1800s: Cleft Palate2 months ago Read more
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Blog postMark your calendars!
May 30: Nanowrimo Workbook
The 2nd book in my Author Roadmap series, this PDF download is geared at both new and returning Wrimos, to help you not only reach your goals, but to get the most out of National Novel Writing Month. Includes printable pages for your planner or bullet journal.
– $1.99
– PDF only
– Only in the Gumroad shop
– Free for patrons
July 5: Magic in Midtown
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Titles By Sophia Beaumont
The good news: they've found the residents of Underground Chicago that have gone missing, and where all the ghosts have gone.
The bad news: They're all on Blackwell's Island in the middle of the East River, and for legally blind, asthmatic AJ, things couldn't get much worse. She'd relying on old friends and new allies to help her escape. But can they do it before the Order of the Golden Rhinocerous kills them all to hide the evidence?
When an airship crashes just outside of Chicago, AJ knows her chance for a big byline is at hand. Could it be pirates? Mobsters? Or is it the mysterious Ghost Ship, linked to missing people and ghosts all over the city? There's only one way to find out. AJ Marshall is on the case.
She just has to convince her old classmate and rival, Jasper, to give up his claim to the story. But Jasper has a lead of his own, and it might be more beneficial if they help each other...or will it?
Recovery might be a little easier if not for Micha. Handsome, kind, always willing to help Evie or cheer her on--and completely invisible to everyone else. He seems to think he’s some kind of guardian angel, and she might need one now that things have gone from bad to just plain weird.
It started with the spiders. Then the owls started following her. Ghosts, goddesses, and secret societies are just the icing on the cake. She’s going to need help from some very powerful friends if she wants to make it to her next birthday, but when one of those friends is the goddess of the underworld, her guardian angel might have to start working overtime.
Louise Drapeau is willing and eager to take advantage of these rights as she travels from her small town to the capital to join the most elite fighting force in the country, the all-female Queen’s Guard, also known as the Musketeers. She’s barely in the city twenty-four hours, however, when she uncovers a plot to kill the queen, headed by Quebec’s First Minister, Cardinal Lefebvre.
With the help of her three new friends—Portia, Athena, and Arabella—Louise must unravel the increasingly complex politics of the palace in order to not only save the queen but to keep neutral Quebec out of the Civil War raging just a few hundred miles south in the United States.
Surely this will be enough to get her into the Musketeers—if she can survive.
Follow Evie's journey of recovery as she regains her mental health following a failed suicide attempt, rebuilding and forming new connections that could save her life--even as she has to find a way to save everyone else from ghosts, angry goddesses, and homicidal cults.
Unfortunately, her boyfriend Micha definitely is, and so Evie gets dragged along for a weekend of ghost hunting with her cousin, his boyfriend, and three of their friends.
A trained Night Patrol officer and one of Hekate’s ferrymen, Evie assumes she’ll have more trouble from the living than the dead on this trip, but the eerie farm house quickly exceeds expectations with mysterious noises, disembodied voices, and objects that move on their own.
But when one of their number vanishes in the middle of the investigation, the danger becomes palpable, and it’s up to Evie and Micha ensure they make it through the night.
That’s okay, though. It’s landed her a high paying—but not glamorous—job in supernatural law enforcement with the Montreal Night Patrol, and Micha (the ghost of her fiancée in a former life) as well as her living, breathing friends are helping her get her mental health back on track. She’s even got temporary protection from the cult of Athena, who want her dead.
But when Micha suddenly becomes unstable, Evie will have to cross international borders and steal 2 priceless artifacts if she wants to keep him on this plane. That might be tricky when the Chicago Night Shift gets involved. She’ll need approval from Ian Mulhaney to cast such a powerful, dangerous spell, but with a serial killer, zombies, and a questionable group of psychics and necromancers roaming Chicago, Evie and Micha are at the bottom of his list of problems.
Time is running out, and Hekate’s protection is wearing off fast. Can Evie keep Micha—and herself—together long enough?
Devilry Done by Missouri Dalton
An Eye for Trouble by Missouri Dalton
Poisoned Spirits by Missouri Dalton
In Defense of Mushrooms by Sophia Beaumont
Happy Halloween by Missouri Dalton
Foxtrot by Missouri Dalton
Ame by Missouri Dalton
This Time of Year by Missouri Dalton
Feumaidh Mi Ruith by Missouri Dalton
The Ten of Cups by Sophia Beaumont
Fiends in Low Places by Missouri Dalton
The Raven and the Wolf by Missouri Dalton
L’Ilse des Soeurs by Sophia Beaumont