Sharon Janet Hague is a British-New Zealand author of speculative fiction – primarily historical fiction.

She is the author of Moses and Akhenaten: A Child’s Tale, The Tutankhamen Friendship, The Queen Who Became King and Alexander, Pharaoh of Egypt.

The bestselling Ancient Egypt series has garnered several awards. During 2024, The Tutankhamen Friendship collected the Literary Titan Award, while The Queen Who Became King was recipient of the Global Fiction Award. In 2025, Moses and Akhenaten, which received the Literary Titan Award and Reader’s Favorite, won gold at the BookFest Book Awards in 2025.

Sharon is a lawyer who also holds a master’s degree in Egyptology from the University of Manchester, England. She has visited Egypt multiple times since childhood, and pens articles on ancient Egypt for various publications.­­

Sharon currently lives in New Zealand with her family, and twin cats, who mysteriously involve themselves in her novels.