Aprille Canniff's New Book 'Finding Sarah' is a Riveting Tale of Unexpected Romances and Second Chances Despite a Rough Past
HAMPTON, Va., November 23, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Fulton Books author Aprille Canniff, a full-time Deputy Sheriff, has completed her most recent book "Finding Sarah": a captivating story about a woman who, leaving her past behind, moves to a new town and discovers more of herself. It is a tale of rediscovery and finding oneself after losing it in the chaos.
Canniff shares, "When Sarah steps off the plane in Provincetown, she has only one goal—to leave the past behind her. As she begins her journey of rediscovering herself, she meets one of the town's deputies under less-than-ideal circumstances but soon finds herself drawn to her in ways she knows she can't allow.
"Deputy Catrina Diaz loves her job, her family, and her friends, which is why she became a deputy to begin with, to keep her town and those she loves safe. When she crosses paths with Sarah, a newcomer to town, she finds herself wanting more than Sarah is wanting to give.
"Sarah fights hard to find herself as the past keeps finding new ways to haunt her. As their relationship grows, will the secrets Sarah is hiding, secrets that Cat realizes everyone knows but her, finally pull them apart? Can Sarah trust Cat enough to overcome her past and the insecurities it has caused and take a chance on the one thing she thought she could never have again—love?"
Published by Fulton Books, Aprille Canniff's book is a stirring fiction that centers on finding closure and new beginnings. This novel weaves a journey of an individual who goes out to seek life and escape her past without knowing that she's going to find life itself after coming to terms with her past.
Readers who wish to experience this charming work can purchase "Finding Sarah" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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Source: Fulton Books
