None of the neighbors considered it trespassing. The run-down shack on five overgrown acres in the Sierra Nevada foothills had been abandoned for years. But their exploits on the land are suddenly threatened when a woman appears out of nowhere, claiming to have just inherited the place. As she starts digging around, she does far more than uncover weeds and rocks: she uproots the very landscape of each of their lives. ?Gently and poetically, Sara takes us on a journey into rural America where lives twine together in unexpected ways. Her characters are as rich as the landscape she so beautifully describes.? ? Beverly Olevin, author, The Good Side of Bad, Winner Kirkus Discoveries Best Fiction 2010 ?The more we read, the more the mystery deepens...like a mirage that keeps the same distance even when you stride toward it. Sara has a knack for unfolding essential truths with a few compact words. Her handling of multiple viewpoints was pitch perfect.? ? Dennis Kaplan, author, editor: The Workplace Anthology ?This debut novel draws deep into the lives of a fascinating cast of characters. Sara?s honest and lyrical voice delivers life lessons by way of pure old-fashioned reading pleasure.? ? Joy Maulitz, award-winning author, host of KWMR-FM?s ?Waves of Joy?
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