Surprise!  Surprise!  Guess who’s back.  In less than 20 days of privatizing her blog and “disappearing”, Sarah Daltry, who proclaimed (falsely) that she was “shutting down” because she had been so badly bullied, is back writing books and keeping her social media updated.  That didn’t take long!

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She even opened a on April 23rd:

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Are we surprised?

Let me think about that.  Uh… no.  No, we’re not surprised.  Not at all.  We called this back in our post, Sarah Daltry Cries Bully, when we first noticed her scheming shenanigans:

Uh, okay… *sigh*  If you haven’t figured it out by now, this is bullshit, everyone.  There was no suicidal person who messaged her.  No one called her an attention-seeking whore.   No one has bullied her and we can guarantee that she never had any intention of shutting down her books or her social media.  We know this for a fact because people have seen this author, under other names, do this before.  Her next move will be to suddenly reappear and tell everyone that she has reconsidered and will continue writing and publishing for public consumption because all of the encouraging messages from readers have changed her mind.

Don’t be fooled by this.

Also, several people have had experience with this author in other social media before this whole episode and have told us about it.  All we want to say to our readers regarding this is that whenever someone solicits funds online, be it in the form of cash, services or donations, exercise EXTREME caution.  There is NO reason someone should be asking you for money online, unless you are making a legitimate purchase.

Now, why are we telling you about this?

Because we’ve seen other authors cry bully before.  Last year, author Jac Wright attempted this by emailing us and claiming that he was the next Lauren P.  When we checked out Jac’s books, there was NO sign of bullying whatsoever.  Then, he confided in one of our blog readers that he was doing it to garner publicity to sell his books.  When authors do this, they are abusing people’s sympathy and trust.  They are crying wolf or more appropriately “crying bully” when the bullies have never touched them.  This is incredibly unfair to those authors who have actually been bullied and whenever we see an author abusing people’s trust like this, we WILL call them out.

And we have called out Sarah.

Please, DO NOT feel to sorry for her.  She is not a victim.

Honestly, we’re glad that she’s writing and publishing.  What we don’t like is her crying bully and abusing people’s sympathy and trust.  We want our readers to be aware that she does this for publicity, not because she has genuinely been bullied.

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