Sheila Robertson

Sheila Robertson has lived in southern Middle Tennessee her entire life, graduating from Middle Tennessee State University with a B.S. in Mass Communications with minors in English, Speech and Theatre. She and her husband, Hubert, own and operate Robertson Engineering & Construction.

For over eight years, Sheila owned and operated Heaven & Earth Christian Bookstore in Tullahoma, TN. She is also a lay minister in charge of the deliverance and prayer ministry at her local church. The Lord has used her in ministering healing and deliverance for many years and Sheila’s biographies are another avenue for this type of ministry. Her latest biography promotes emotional healing. If...not for Grace, chronicles the life of Debbie Brown Edens. Follow her through innocent childhood and through the pain and devastation of a brutal attack while attending college. God's grace is apparent as He leads Debbie through years of anxiety and fear due to the results of the attack. This book is to encourage anyone who has suffered through traumatic events that the pain and terrifying experiences do not have to define who they are. Sheila's first biography, Valleys of the Shadow, is the true story of Janice Hampton Quick, who was a victim of domestic violence for twelve years. Because of domestic violence, Janice has been a quadriplegic for 42+ years. The message of this book is to encourage women to get out of abusive relationships before tragedy strikes and to offer hope and healing for anyone that has been a victim of abuse.

Sheila Robertson first started writing stories to entertain her younger cousins while spending time at their grandparent’s in the country. Her child like imagination and love of writing has produced the new juvenile chapter book series June Bug & Kat. Her first series, Fairhaven Forest, is for younger audiences with eight books currently in print and many more to come. Her first book Alzheimer's...There Is Hope is a biblical study on the subject of fear and how it affects us. Although out of print, this book is still available online.

Sheila lives in Fairhaven Forest in rural southern middle Tennessee and daily enjoys all her woodland friends. She has written many children’s stories, skits, plays and Vacation Bible School Programs. Her favorite pastimes include; reading Christian fiction, developing new products to accompany her books and sitting on the front porch watching the squirrels play.