Back of the Book Summary She vanished at six.She returned at sixteen.But she didn’t come home. Ten years ago, six-year-old Emily Harper disappeared from her backyard during a family barbecue in small-town Oregon. Despite endless searches and fading hope, her parents never stopped believing she might still be alive. Now sixteen, a girl known as Sara Jones survives a devastating car accident in Texas. A routine DNA test reveals the impossible—she is the missing child the world forgot. Pulled back into a family she doesn’t remember, Sara struggles with a life that feels чужer than the one she lost. Overwhelmed by grief, expectation, and a love she doesn’t yet understand, she runs—only to fall into something far more dangerous. As Sara searches for freedom, she must confront a painful truth: not every place that welcomes you is safe, and not every home is easy to return to. Who Is Sara Jones is a gripping emotional novel about identity, trauma, and the desperate human need to belong—an unforgettable story of loss, survival, and choosing where you finally come to rest.

I’m one of those people who do well with deadlines. I finished the draft of my second book today. Wanted to have it done by the time I have to take of for Las Vegas!

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Just got around to checking in. What? Download the app. I need another app like a hole in the head. But, hey (they say) they don't collect any data about the user! For that alone I applaud them.

I'm watching Day 1 of Success Summit. Julie mentions the connection between intellectual property and building one's empire. What if one has written a book, his first (and to date, only), for hire? How might one use that book? (In my case the publisher and I are on good terms.) It's almost 20 years old, still in print and #704 in Kabbalah and Mysticism on Amazon. Thank you for your comment.