Sabranie Coyne is a mother of two and a passionate advocate for local arts and education in her community of Seward Park. She is also an avid world traveler that takes home the lessons she learns abroad to improve the lives of others. 

As an established real estate agent in the Seattle area she has helped hundreds of families find their forever home. As a new author she is helping to create fiction that will find a place in those homes for generations.

Sabranie grew up in the small coastal town of Anacortes, Washington, on Fidalgo Island at the gateway to the San Juans. This majestic corner of the Earth instilled a love of nature, community, and adventure. Her experiences among the rain forests and the Salish Sea shaped how she discovered her place in the world — and the world building necessary to create her first children's book series. 

She believes that stories, music, and meaningful connections have the power to bring people together across cultures and generations. Sabranie hopes to create experiences that spark curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. 

From her home that is a stone's throw from Lake Washington, she remains deeply committed to cultivating community through volunteerism, the arts, and her passion to help neighbors achieve their own dreams.

It was her travel that sparked her partnership creating historical fiction for children with the character of Fantasma. Fantasma is based on her family dog that passed away from old age, in the arms of her son. Just the day before she had said a warm goodbye to her furry friend as she returned to the Italy that inspired her to imagine her family's beloved Husky Lab as an immortal friend that rose from the ruins of Pompeii.