A little note from me…
Do we ever truly know who anyone is?
Do you know who you are? Really? Can you without any shadow of doubt say how you would respond, behave in every given circumstance. Backed up a corner? Isolated and vulnerable? Isn’t context and perspective always key?
Who I Am is very much a character driven, fly on the wall account told through the eyes of my two female protagonists. The story unfolds between some well-known stunning coastal locations in Cornwall and also the beautiful, atmospheric city of Edinburgh. This is a story of friendships, suspicion, possessiveness, envy, greed, manipulation, dejection, circumstance and self-fulfilling prophecies. It considers the idea that whilst individual backgrounds can be disparate, emotionally – we often desire the same basic things from life. To be loved for who we are – isn’t this what we all wish for?
But what if we don’t always know who we are? We just think we do.
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Published by Sarah Simpson Author
Sarah’s books combine her professional and personal experiences with a natural curiosity for what makes the human mind tick and a deep fascination for how the mind can become so iniquitous, then - what happens next?
Her Greatest Mistake, Sarah’s debut novel, reached 16 in the overall UK Kindle chart, achieving a best-seller flag within the specific genre. It also reached the top 10 in Australia and Canada. I Know You’re There is Sarah’s third novel, an evocative, twisted look behind the closed doors of a shared Victorian residence in the picturesque coastal town of St. Ives.
Sarah lives in a small coastal town in beautiful Cornwall with her husband, three children, German Shepherd and cat. Cornwall is her choice setting for all three current novels.
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