The Donna Seebo Show Featuring Matt Shea!
Matt Shea is an author that loves to write stories about everyday people in rural America. Matt Shea writes stories that are designed for both young and old. He profiles the average person in society that’s a little different or misunderstood.
Matt also writes about the plight of those who are mentally disabled and senior citizens. He exposes their personal battles in life; with values being challenged- but never compromised.
Thank You For Visiting my site
At this moment I would like to open the door a little further and invite you to look at some of my stories. They are mainly about the trials of those who are considered a little different. The ones that are usually outcast or misplaced as a result of being overlooked or misunderstood.
My writings focus on the fact that such individuals are indeed contributions to society. Their moment arrives when they are called upon and prevail with their character. In the end they get their just reward; respect followed by acceptance.
When it’s all said and done, I want my reader motivated with a warm feeling inside. I will write stories for the rest of my life with the hope that I can create happiness, bring encouragement and ultimately inspire.
Thank you and enjoy!
Matt Shea
Matt's inspirations
- Inspired by the writings of Andy Griffith
- Focuses on the common folk who built small towns
- Family Values with a sense of justice and a close knit family
- Matt's Mother being self sacrificing and giving to others
- The former table where he got much of his inspiration from and did many writings - came from a special childhood neighbor
“Matt Shea writes stories that are designed for both young and old. He profiles the average person in society that’s a little different or misunderstood. Matt also writes about the plight of those who are mentally disabled and senior citizens.”
Friendly Books
Looking for family friendly books? We have the solution! We offer samples published by virtualbookworm.com or visit us at Amazon, Matt Shea Book Store.
We have more multiple formats including Paperback, Kindle, Kindle Amazon, Kindle Audio.
Enjoy moments with Matt Shea. This site offers free stories for: family, free kindle, young adult, special education, autism / autistic, African American, seniors multi-ethnic, inspiration, spiritual, religious, humor, comedy easy read and motivation. Matt Shea products also available at Matt Shea Books, Amazon, and Audible.
Matt Shea Books Presents
NEW BOOK "THE CABIN IN THE WOODS"
The stories you’re about to read are based on the goodness of Christian faith. In each setting, whether you are at odds with others in regards to who should inherit what, an honest family man tying to earn better for his family, an innocent boy who could always strike up a friendship with any senior (including the town’s only bear), or a teen testing the waters with an elder; let faith be your guide. It will see you through, each and every time!
Readers Reviews
The King of Coalman's Hill
Another wonderful story from Matt. Brought back memories of winters of my youth sledding in the Northeast and the closeness of family and friends that used to exist. Feel good with some real life pain and sorrow.
Loraine Lee
Judge Alvin Wong
Matt Shea writes with all of us in mind. This book discusses gossip and it’s dangers in a small town, discrimination of many kinds, that counseling can help even the most manly of men. I found many characters that I grew to like. Finally, faith in God solved the towns problems. Read to find out how a butterfly illustrates how God sends us signs of his love.
Sally J
About
Matt Shea is a developing author having published nine books. He is greatly inspired by the writings of Andy Griffith and focuses on the common folk that small towns are made of. He credits the success of his first book, “The Groundskeeper And Other Short Stories” to his family. The values that were instilled throughout his childhood gave him the strong sense of justice that is conveyed through his writings. The Shea family is only an average American family from an average neighborhood. Their secret was that they were close knit and accepted others.
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