Sean Reyes is an author and speaker developing a memoir-style collection of personal and professional stories about miracles and hope.
Sean Reyes is an author, speaker, and lawyer whose career includes service as Utah’s attorney general and work against human trafficking and opioid addiction. His writing draws on public service, mentorship, and his immigrant family’s experiences to explore everyday miracles, inherent human worth, and the power of helping others. Having worked in politically divided environments, he seeks to build trust through shared human stories rather than partisan labels. His central message is that people need not earn their worth through wealth, titles, or achievement: they already have something valuable to give. Reyes grounds that perspective in experiences of childhood bullying, encouragement from mentors, and his father’s example of finding gratitude amid adversity. His stories invite readers to notice unexpected kindness, find hope in difficult circumstances, and pass that kindness forward. A husband and father of six, he values Sunday dinners with his children and enjoys speaking at pop-culture conventions. For more about his background and writing, visit www.seanreyes.com.
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