Sidney W. Frost writes Christian novels. He is a Stephen Leader, a Stephen Minister, and a member of his church choir at First United Methodist Church in Georgetown, Texas. While singing with the Austin Lyric Opera Chorus, he was in 42 productions. He and his wife, Celeste, sing with the San Gabriel Chorale and have been in several Berkshire Festivals.
He was an Adjunct Professor at Austin Community College where he taught computer courses for more than thirty years. He received the adjunct teaching excellence award in 2005. While attending the University of Texas in the 1960's he worked part-time at the Austin Public Library driving a bookmobile and that’s when he got the idea for his first novel, Where Love Once Lived.
He is a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers, the Writers League of Texas, and the San Gabriel Writers' League. He has a Master of Science degree from the University of Houston and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California at Long Beach.
Awards for Where Love Once Lived include First Place -- 2007 SouthWest Writers Contest in the Inspirational/Spiritual Category, First Place -- 2007 Writers' League of Texas Novel Manuscript Contest, Romance Category, Third Place -- Fourteenth Annual Lone Star Writing Competition, Northwest Houston Chapter of the Romance Writers of America, Inspirational Romance Category and Finalist -- 2006 Yosemite Writers Contest Novel Category.
His second novel, The Vengeance Squad, is a Christian novel with a theme on grieving. It has been a bestseller in the Christian Mystery category.
His third novel, Love Lives On, is a sequel to Where Love Once Lives, but can be enjoyed alone as a romantic suspense novel.
Mr. Frost also published a non-fiction book based on newspaper columns he wrote for job seekers. It is called the Job Seekers’ Attitude Adjustment Guide.
