Unwritten Life has been re-released and rebranded. "Unwritten Life" is now available (updated version) on
Amazon.com as a kindle and paperback, as well as on Smashwords.
History:
"Unwritten Life" was first written in December of 2004. It was published in the Summer of 2005 under my married name, Amy Witkowski. Since that time, it has undergone several printings (six) as I gained the rights back, and started publishing it myself. The basic story remains the same, but it has gone under better editorial changes over the years.
I (hope) this is the final printed edition. I recently most of the Sars Springs Saga books off the shelf. I am rebranding the entire Saga, removing each separated series, and just adding volume numbers.
"Unwritten Life" Synopsis Four years ago tragic events changed Alex Garrison’s life forever. She has been running away from it and trying to put the past behind her. She changes her name, moves to a new town, and even starts a new career. Just when she feels that she can move on with her life, her past comes back to haunt her. Her best friend, Greg, appears out of the blue and constantly reminds her of what she did four years ago. During her personal venture for freedom, she gives in to her attraction to a married man. When a violent stalker sets his sights on her, she finds love in an unlikely place. But who wants her love so much, that he is willing to kill her for of it?
Excerpt: Alex curiously followed him as he went outside and lit up a cigarette. “Jim, is there something you’re not telling me?” He looked around and took a puff of his cigarette. “No, why would you say that?” “You ran out of my office so quickly,” she put her hand on his shoulder. “You can tell me anything.” “It’s that … I–I’m attracted to you. I shouldn’t be. You’re my boss. I shouldn’t even be telling you this. Oh, god. I can’t believe I said that. Please forget that I said anything. I’m so sorry,” he turned away from her and took a long puff off his cigarette.
And so it begins ... again.
Enjoy.
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