About Sandy Keigh
A celebrated author with a writing career spanning more than 25 years, Sandy Keigh writes across a wide range of genres—from detailed technical manuals to fictional novels, with fiction being her true passion.
Her books are often inspired by real-life events, woven into stories of loving friendships, dysfunctional families, and contemptuous relationships, creating a richly immersive reading experience.
While Sandy’s stories explore life’s challenges, she approaches them with humor, kindness, discord, and remorse—always aiming toward resilience, resolution, and hope for her protagonists.
She holds a degree in psychology, and her personal experience with abuse motivated her to volunteer at a mental health agency, counseling women in crisis—work that also inspired her novel, The Archives of Her Mind.
Sandy is a citizen of both the United States and Canada and lives in the Merrimack Valley of Massachusetts. She recently retired from teaching technology to faculty and staff at Harvard Business School and now focuses primarily on writing novels.
Away from writing, Sandy embraces her love of golf and languages. She enjoys the challenge of the greens, and when she’s not golfing, she’s likely practicing her French and Papiamento—both of which she speaks with an awkwardness rivaling her golf swing.
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ENOUGH
You don't need victory. ~ You need boundaries!
STOP turning the other cheek.
START RESPONDING!
Your silence tells others that they can mistreat
you without consequence.
Learn easy, practical, and effective ways to deal
with people who don't deserve a seat at your
table ~ let alone your emotion labor.
The Banke Brothers Are Bastards
Do bad guys ever finish last?''
"The most accurately named work of fiction I've read in years. The Banke Brothers truly are Bastards. Ethan and Matt are easily two of the most ruthless, self-centered, anxiety-inducing literary antagonists I've ever had the pleasure of reading.
As the story continues, the succulent taste of karma becomes even more delicious."
Missing
"Keigh expands on the mystery elements of her previous novels to exciting results. In our world of instant gratification, her slow-burn approach to character development exacerbates the shadow of dread initially hinted at by the book's title. As if, at any moment, the hammer will come down. "Who goes missing? When? Why?" By the time those answers come into focus, the reader has a clear idea of these characters......or so we are lulled into believing.
Humor, joy, suspicion, rage, mundanities, terror, relief. All are present here. Lastly, Keigh has wisely left some of the canvas unfilled. This book is ripe for a sequel."
The Archives of Her Mind
An illuminating novel about the complexities of sibling relationships.
"Having just finished reading "The Archives of Her Mind," I want to echo the other reviewer's sentiment, "We need a sequel." The author creates a compelling character that takes us along on her journey of acceptance. Acceptance of herself and acceptance of her family (faults and all). The author has created a character in Sophie that is relatable and pulls you into her struggle. I wanted to jump into the story and take care of her.
If you are looking for a well-written, thought-provoking novel with engaging characters, then look no further than "The Archives of Her Mind." You won't be disappointed."