The Naughty Librarians Playground Editing and Proofreading: Saving Sarah May

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Saving Sarah May

Losing everything doesn’t mean you can’t start over again.

Adventurous Sarah May had everything, the perfect job, the perfect house, the perfect future. But when the love of her life is killed in Iraq, it plummets her entire world into darkness. Emily Frost never imagined an end to her abusive marriage. Now divorced, living with her mother, and raising her daughter, she vowed never again to give her heart to anyone. Food critic Kate Berkhill has jumped from bad relationship to bad relationship, and after her boyfriend dumps her for her sister, she’s decided to give up on men altogether. For three friends, a trip to Ireland seemed like the idyllic, carefree break from their troubled lives. Instead, the emerald isle forces each of them to face her demons head on, to discover herself, find healing, and possibly new love.

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S. J. Reisner began writing at the age of ten and never stopped. Because she loves to read everything, picking a genre didn’t come easy. This is why she has four different pen names and writes everything from non-fiction to horror to contemporary romance. Her non-fiction and erotic romances have been bestsellers on Barnes & Noble and Amazon. Under S. J. Reisner she writes general fiction, contemporary romances, adventure fantasy, and YA paranormal stories. This is her first published contemporary romance novel. When she’s not writing you can find her herding cats, wrangling vegetables in the garden, or engaging in one of her many hobbies. She lives along the front range of the Rocky Mountains with her husband and two rescue cats. To learn more visit www.sjreisner.com

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(because I'm so out of touch with pop culture I don't know who's who in movies and television, though my husband insists Sarah should be played by Lacey Chabert.)

Sarah May is the adventurer. She likes the outdoors, horses, and getting out to see the world. Traveling is fun for her. She's also self-employed.

Emily Frost is probably the most practical of the three. She's kind of a mother hen to her younger friends. Of course she's also been married, divorced, and is raising her daughter mostly by herself. Her abusive marriage left her jaded. But she's also the most polite of the three; the peacekeeper.

Kate Berkhill is a flirty, high energy food critic. She's social and outgoing, and probably too perky for her own good. More importantly, she tends to be a bit self-involved, which causes her to make bad decisions - often. With a quick temper, she can be the most difficult one of the three.