Sasha Dietze is an author of children’s books, psychological thrillers, emotional contemporary fiction, and sci-fi romance. Her writing journey began with the dream of creating stories that her children could see themselves in—stories filled with heart, imagination, disability representation, courage, and family.
Today, her catalog spans multiple genres, from the whimsical world of Xariah’s adventures to the darker, emotionally charged stories in her adult novels like The Perfect Her, The Clearing, and They Came for the Children.
Sasha lives in Colorado with her husband Robbie, their blended family of seven children, and a small menagerie of beloved pets. When she’s not writing, she’s caring for her children, creating new worlds, dreaming up new books, or working on her next project in the Vairi Saga.
She believes stories should make you feel—comforted, challenged, seen, inspired, and sometimes a little haunted.
Sasha Dietze is an author of children’s books, psychological thrillers, emotional contemporary fiction, and sci-fi romance. Her writing journey began with the dream of creating stories that her children could see themselves in—stories filled with heart, imagination, disability representation, courage, and family.
Today, her catalog spans multiple genres, from the whimsical world of Xariah’s adventures to the darker, emotionally charged stories...
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A heartwarming story of courage, individuality, and the magic of seeing the world your own way.
Meet Xariah—a bright, joyful little girl with a spark of imagination and the coolest set of wheels around. Her wheelchair isn’t just a chair… it’s her superpower, helping her zoom, swirl, and explore the world with confidence and style.
Across the quiet spaces between worlds, something begins to awaken…
Isabella’s life has always felt ordinary—until the night a strange, rhythmic hum seems to echo inside her dreams. As the sensation grows stronger, she becomes aware of a presence reaching toward her through light, emotion, and distance. A presence that...
It’s a question that nags at me far more often than I’d like to admit.
Am I a real author?
It doesn’t always shout. Most of the time, it whispers. It lingers at the edge of my thoughts when I open my laptop. It taps on my shoulder when I hit “publish.” It creeps in when I check my sales and see that most of the names belong to family and friends.
And sometimes, it gets loud.
I question it because I’m a self-published author. I question it because my biggest supporters are the...
You tell me you care. You look me in the eye and say, “We’re doing our best.” But your best left my daughter bleeding on the ground. Twice.
Twice, you let her fall. Twice, you failed to do the one thing her IEP demands — keep your damn hands on her chair. She can’t control it. She can’t self-propel. You knew that. You signed the papers. You nodded your heads. And then you let go.
I am so tired of climbing mountains that other people pretend aren’t even there. Tired of pushing against doors that should have opened the moment I knocked.
I am tired of handing my daughter, my heart, my whole world, to a system that swears it cares and watching that system drop her. Not once. But twice. Face first. Wheelchair crashing. Trust shattering.
They tell me, “We’re doing our best.” But their best looks a lot like negligence wrapped in excuses and tied with a...
I’m so excited to share a special project I’ve been working on — a brand-new children’s book series all about Kiara, Xariah’s little sister!
If you’ve read Xariah’s Super Wheels or Xariah’s Color Quest, then you already know Kiara: cheerful, curious, full of personality, and always ready to explore the world in her own way. But in the Xariah stories, she shares the stage with her big sister. I wanted to give Kiara a place to shine — a space just for her.
I’m so excited to finally share something I’ve been quietly working on behind the scenes — a brand-new children’s book series called Your Pets Are Planning On…
This series is all about the funny, ridiculous, and wildly imaginative things our pets might be doing when we’re not looking. If you’ve ever caught your dog chewing something suspicious, or your cat acting like they see invisible ghosts, or your bird plotting world domination from the top of the fridge… then you already know...
