Jorga Sinclair writes about fear, faith, and the quiet courage of everyday people. Her work centers on the moments we carry privately, the questions we don’t always ask out loud, the resilience that forms in silence, and the human connections that help us endure.
She lives and writes on Lake Sinclair, where stillness, water, and long pauses shape both her life and her work. The name Jorga Sinclair comes from a stray cat who appeared on the property she would later call home, a reminder that some of the most meaningful things arrive unannounced and quietly change us.
Jorga is the author of multiple books exploring inner life, emotional resilience, and shared human experience. She believes storytelling is a form of witnessing, an act of paying attention and honoring what people carry.
Books by Jorga Sinclair
Lanterns in the Dark is a collection of quiet, powerful stories about continuing on when the light feels distant. These are not tales of sudden miracles, but of ordinary courage, of carrying unseen weight, choosing gentleness over despair, and finding strength in small, unnoticed moments.
Each story offers a lantern rather than a map, a soft glow to remind readers that even in shadow, the road continues, and no one has to walk it alone.
Say Their Names is a dual anthology that gives voice to lives too often reduced to headlines. Through first-person narratives, Voices imagines those taken too soon speaking once more, sharing ordinary moments of joy, love, and becoming. Echoes carries their stories forward through the lives of fictional descendants and communities shaped by their absence.
Together, the two volumes form a dialogue of remembrance and responsibility. This collection resists forgetting, honors humanity beyond tragedy, and insists that every life was more than its ending, and still matters.
Tortie-Tude Chronicles: Shadows Over Lake Sinclair is a cozy mystery with a supernatural twist, set along the quiet waters of Lake Sinclair. When strange lights ripple across the lake and secrets long buried begin to surface, two unlikely guardians; Jorga, a wise tortoiseshell, and Baby, her fearless sister, are drawn into a mystery older than the lake itself.
Blending adventure, folklore, and friendship, this story celebrates loyalty, courage, and the quiet magic of companionship. Shadows Over Lake Sinclair is the first installment in the Tortie-Tude Chronicles, inviting readers of all ages to step into a world where even the smallest guardians can protect the greatest secrets.
State of Our World: Stories of Fear, Faith, and Finding Each Other is an anthology of first-person narratives from everyday Americans living inside a deeply divided nation. Told not by pundits or politicians, but by people navigating the headlines firsthand, these stories reveal the human cost of fear, the quiet courage of survival, and the fragile hope that connection is still possible.
Spanning classrooms, warehouses, streets, and unexpected friendships, the voices form a chorus of resilience and defiant hope, reminding us not only where we are, but who we still can be.