Sara’s abusive marriage has finally ended. She now must get out of the Kansas City area before Paul, her ex-husband, finds out she is pregnant with his child and tries to prevent from her leaving the city. She is sitting at her favorite spot in the city, taking one last look before she leaves this city forever. She has money from the sell of their house in the bank and a new job waiting for her in Colorado. She is ready to leave for the train station when her ex-husband shows up and points a gun at her head. He tells her he knows about the baby and that they will be remarried as soon as possible. Sara is terrified of this man; the last thing she wants is to remarry him. Suddenly, Sara is transported onto a spaceship. She has been asked to marry one of the men from their planet that is in a different galaxy than Earth. She must decide if she wants to go back to Earth and marry her ex-husband or marry a stranger and got to a far off planet to live the rest of her life. When she asked when the wedding is suppose to be, she is told that the wedding is to be immediately. She won’t be meeting the groom until she is standing at the alter next to him. Can she marry a man she never seen nor knows anything about? Her choices are either go back to Earth to Paul or to go with them and marry an alien. Will she make the right decision for her and her baby?

Sara would choose to be remembered for the person she was-a whole person having lived a full, productive life. She was far more than one who succumbed to Alzheimer's disease. Her story is of one who overcame obstacles by virtue of her inherent gifts. She made her mark as a faithful wife, mother, and exemplary educator. In her chosen field of speech therapy, she was trained by pioneering professionals who found in her the perfect disciple. Sara touched the lives directly and indirectly of many thousands of children in a vital way. That way was through helping children and youth to build their speech and language skills. She constantly emphasized the pragmatics of communication-communication that was practical, effective, and facilitative of positive interpersonal relationships. She had health problems to contend with and she did so with courage. In later life, she was able to deal with Alzheimer's in a dignified way. She had the aid of others in doing so. Particularly, she had her husband who stood by her, demonstrating the power of love. The story of this love is told dramatically through her husband's journal written during the crucial years of their battle with this tragic disease.

Sara's Story is a work of romantic fiction. Sara is a young woman in her early twenties. She works in a family restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. Sara struggles with her memories of a chaotic childhood and her present day reality. Then she meets James; a romance begins. Sara discovers her inner strengths.

Seven year old Sarah Martin kept secrets to herself, never telling her mother. When her father received a letter from his brother to come and live at his house in Sunnyvale, Vermont, she didn't want to go. She had a bad feeling about the move. That night as she got ready for bed, her father came to tuck her in, but as he bent down to kiss her goodnight, she pulled away, afraid of him. She'd seen a dark shadow in her dreams, thought it was her father. She was terrified of him. He was furious and told her he was her father and could give her a kiss anytime he wished. She would not let her father hurt her or her mother again as he had before and Sarah would make sure that all men pay for what they did.

Sara Crewe, a pupil at Miss Minchin's London school, is left in poverty when her father dies but is later rescued by a mysterious benefactor.