The contagion came from her Honduran past. Its source was that of a hacienda situated upon pristine land, well-manicured, and tended by gauchos of an innocent looking demeanor. The hacienda was a sham and the innocent appearance of staff and acreage was the devil's design. Here I am again, rapt and attentive to Sarah's further exploits and adventures. Again, do not consider me the author of what was one of the nastiest times in her life. I am but a narrator. Satandor slithers from a time long past. He knew Moses, rebuked the spiritual life of a Levite tending his loamy fields around that Mount of such significance, Sinai. He rebuked it. He dealt in domestic servitude, involuntary prostitution, deceit, abuse, and death abrupt or from neglect. The clash that resounds finally is that between Alexiah and Satandor. Will her flesh submit to him again? She arches in hate and hisses and spits his direction. But is that enough to topple this demon maestro? The crack in ordinary existence rides this tale at the end. And it is a ride to not be missed. Find the saddle, let it rock you, and see if you can stay atop it. You will not regret a moment of holding the reins here. Sarah's eyes glint and gleam as she releases the words. She is a marvel. I cherish all that she says.
About the Author: Jeffrey Underwood graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in psychology. Though he has practiced as a Registered Nurse for many years, he comes from a family of traditionally published authors. His first published work was the Forbidden Tome; Hansel and Gretel's True Tale. His second was entitled Lethal Assumed; Lost Tome Found. Three more books followed in the Entity Saga and seven in what is now called Sarah's Saga. Sarah's Saga, written dually, fall under his and coauthor Kate Taylor's rubric. He currently resides in Mountlake Terrace, Washington, a suburb of Seattle and hopes that those who read soon to be published, Skin Monster, part of Sarah's Saga, also co-written with Kate Taylor, will become aware of yet another significant human issue he speaks about within the amazing and imaginative tale, the true and harsh reality of human trafficking. Kate Taylor is nationally certified as an Activities Director and has award winning history working in Activities in long term care and is a Licensed Nursing Assistant, as well. She is a poet, also talented in the world of watercolor, and enjoys playing the piano. Kate Taylor collaborated with Jeffrey Underwood on fifteen novels. The earliest of their collaboration were entitled Treason's Truth; Mac Alpin's Scotland, Eagle's Eclipse; America Before Columbus, Tasman's Travail; The Journey Down Under, and Highland Gals. Kate and Jeff are presently immersed in developing their own publishing and consulting business. On a playful level, Kate and Jeff have also combined in writing The Rule of Thumb & Fingers, a texter's bible with lots of laughs, and Sock Monkey Life, which is full of sheer creativity. Jeff and Kate met online and found that their collaborative interests meshed splendidly. This new novel is an example of that blending of gusto for writing that they both certainly have. By the by, despite a distance of three thousand miles, Kate and Jeff have accomplished the writing and self-publishing of their books via texts, email, or phone alone. They have yet to meet. But they will.