SARAH

SARAH is a captivating novel that follows the journey of nineteen-year-old Sarah Haselaar, who has run away from home. Drenched in rain, she spends the night outside until Dolores and her friends stumble upon her sitting on a park bench. Dolores, offering a helping hand, invites Sarah to stay at her house while her parents are away on a three-month vacation. Instantly, Sarah feels at ease in the house and begins to open up, especially to Sam, one of Dolores' friends, who tries to coax her into sharing her story.

As Sarah receives concerned messages from everyone back home, including her boyfriend Jacob, she grapples with the overwhelming question of why she left in the first place. The only person who knows the truth is her father. However, when one of her sisters inexplicably ends up in the hospital, Sarah realizes that she is not the only one keeping secrets. Overwhelmed by shame and unable to speak up, she bears the burden of worrying about the sisters she left behind and contemplating the possibility of returning home.

It is only when Sarah finally confides in her mother that things take a bizarre turn. In this gripping tale, witness the consequences of Sarah's disclosure and how the power of silence can shape lives in unimaginable ways.

With its beautifully woven narrative and relatable characters, SARAH will leave you questioning the impact of secrets and the importance of communication within families.