Sara Haines Book Recommendations

In a story that seamlessly weaves history into a love story of today, the heroine meets the echoes of relationships past and confronts what love really means for those living in the present, lighting up complex love and the courage it takes to face, heal, and rise above patterns of abuse. They offer a raw and empowering look at emotional resilience and self-realization.

To unleash such habitual thoughts and feelings that imprison our consciousness, and to explore the path to discovering ourselves, hence to achieve personal freedom. This is a guide to life transformation through mindfulness and meditation, one that makes the reader look at their inner selves and detach from mental barriers that hold one bound from true happiness and enlightenment. It is an invitation to deeper awareness of one's thoughts and feelings – a framework within which to live a more full life in the present moment. It is an invitation to the life lived in peace with oneself, permitting the one who lives to the flow of life in and around oneself.

This thriller unravels the complexities of a love triangle, where nothing is as it seems. The story manages to strip layer after layer of deceit, bringing to light truths and astonishing twists in the many-layered lives of a husband, his ex-wife, and his soon-to-be fiancée—all this while perceptions and wits are called to task with each new episode, right up to the very last page.

Along with the big surprise, there are other stories wound into "Big Stone Gap," all about the heart of a small Virginia town, dusted by cobwebs where a thirty-five-year-old self-proclaimed spinster unearths family secrets. The author creates a deeply heartwarming trifold plot: love, friendship, and self-discovery, all flushed with hordes of humor and local color capturing the heart of small-town life and the power of community. It's a powerfully moving delight.Book 1 of 4: Big Stone Gap.

Set in the rolling hills of Virginia, it is the next novel in a series of a strong-woman protagonist that gets right to the very heart of small-town life and the constant threads of family and community. Its novel takes on the biggest challenges and pleasures of motherhood, friendships, and all of the threads that weave life in rural America with warmth and humor.

In the heart of lush and fecund Virginia landscapes, this saga rediscovers one of its best-loved characters through backstories that delve into the indelible relationships of love, life, and time among a socially connected community. The story not only is one of the complications in marriage but also friendships and its strengths amidst adversaries, offering a narrative where characters are free to explore and know the depths of their connections and the complexities of their lives.

The story of a homecoming to a favorite small town, where lives are lived and smoothed over, in the trials of unexpected turns. This is an inspiring novel of the series that illustrates the power in community, the fullness of simple joys, and the unbreakable bonds of old friendships—set against the tableau of the Appalachian Mountains.