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A heartwarming Southern Historical Fiction, Sarah’s Story is Book Three in the Life on Bays Mountain Series and can be enjoyed as a standalone book. The day dawned with promise, but a dark cloud of tragedy shattered that hope into a million pieces. A young soldier's wife watched a departing train, never imagining what lay ahead for the couple and their unborn child, Sarah. Witness the beginning of Sarah’s family’s struggle to find a footing after World War One.

J. Courtney Sullivan meets Jennifer Weiner in this page-turning and heartfelt multi-generational debut about the smart, headstrong, and equally flawed Harris women, forging their own paths in life, set on the idyllic shores of Cape Cod. It’s the summer of 2002, and 21-year-old Sarah Harris has experienced enough heartache this past year to last a lifetime. She escapes to the solace of her aunt’s Cape Cod beach cottage to work at a swanky golf resort, and save up enough money to put herself through college and help her family’s dwindling finances.

After making a career shift, Hannah Harrison is struggling to balance her new office job with helping her sister out at her popular Cozy Cafe. Their mother's constant meddling in the cafe's operations has everyone up in arms, amplifying the chaos. To add to the mix, Hannah's dating life is a series of catastrophes, and she's not quite sure how to fit it all in.

Lola has been working in the Gallery Cafe for her Uncle Iggy for a long time. She loves working in this business and dreams that she will one day be able to take it over from her uncle. The small town of Fawnwood is the perfect location for this quaint bit of art and coffee. Lola loves working for her uncle. She made arrangements with him to allow her best friend, Polly, to display some of her own artwork. When Uncle Iggy turns up dead, it turns the town upside down

Hollowbrook holds secrets that have festered for generations. Within this audiobook, the town's past horrors cast a long and chilling shadow. Unexplained phenomena grip Hollowbrook as malevolent forces awaken from their slumber.

The reality is that they have forced me to marry a man who makes grown men cower. They see the darkness in his eyes, the blood on his hands. They fear him, as they should. Nicklaus Gentlini is a complex man. He touches me with calloused fingers, but a gentle touch. His eyes beg me to trust him, and I want to. I just don't know if I can.