C is for Changing Tracks #atozchallenge

Apr 3, 2013 | 45 before 45, All About Me, Books, Bucket List, Changing Tracks, I'm A Writer

ChangingTracks_LRGThere were so many things I could have done for C.

Cystic Fibrosis, Colors, Cannonball, Canada…

But I chose [amazon_link id=”B00BEMN5SC” target=”_blank” container=”” container_class=”” ]Changing Tracks[/amazon_link].

Of course I’m a little biased. Changing Tracks is my first published novel. It’s the first in a series, and the characters just make me giddy with happiness on a regular basis.

It was another check off the bucket list when this one came out on February 8th.

I’ve been blessed to have friends read it (and communicate back to me their thoughts WHILE reading, which was hilariously fun)…and strangers alike.

In several months the next book in the series will be out, and I’ll get to keep telling Jane Doe’s story…all while continuing to find new characters and stories to write in the background.

I’ve got a great job…and Changing Tracks helped make it officially a job. 🙂

Blurb:

There’s nothing simple about forgetting your past.

Cole Mitchell runs the busiest saloon and brothel in Dominion Falls. He keeps his women at a distance, unwilling to relive a past he worked hard to forget.

Until the night Jane Doe falls into his saloon bleeding and near death.  She wakes with no memory, only the firm belief someone tried to kill her. In the strange world of amnesia she manages to find solace in Cole’s arms and he finds home in hers.

While they work together to solve the mystery of her appearance, their pasts – her lack of, and his buried – build a barrier between them.

To make matters worse, Jane’s past isn’t willing to let her go. A stranger proves he’ll kill to keep his secrets safe. With those she loves in danger, Jane’s errant memory is all that stands between them and death.  Cole can only do so much to protect her, will it be enough?

Buy Links:
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Sarah

4 Comments

  1. DL Shackleford

    I love your blog. This sounds like an excellent series, best of luck.

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  2. Misha

    This sounds exactly like a story I’d read. 🙂

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    • Sarah

      Well, thanks Misha!! It’s a story I’ve loved writing, and am still writing today. You can say this is the one that just hunkered down and stayed with me forever 🙂 I hope you do get a chance to read it!

      Reply

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