Within the pages of her second book, Sierra DeMulder delves into the corridors of her childhood in a quaint town.

New Shoes on a Dead Horse explores heartache, loss, and the transformative prospect of transcending suffering, all guided by the voice of her own genius.

Throughout the narrative, her captivating character makes appearances, offering enchanting commentary and poignant insights into the young author's creative journey and emotional odyssey.

The Romans believed that an artist's inspiration came from a spirit, called a genius, that lived in the walls of the artist's home.

Sierra DeMulder, in her second book, examines her childhood in a small town, heartache, loss, and the possibility of transcending suffering, aided by the voice of her own genius. This character appears throughout the book, providing charming commentary and biting insight on the young author's creative process and emotional path.