Saving Sara (Paperback)

Kat Mizera

ISBN 13: 9798264763083

Published by Independently Published, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. *This title has been re-edited into first person point of view, and has a new cover, but the story is the same. My track record with women reads like a cautionary tale-one failed marriage, one restraining order, and enough meaningless hookups to fill an embarrassing memoir. I'm a walking red flag when it comes to relationships. Which is exactly why Sara deserves better than me. She's my best friend-the one constant in my chaotic life-and crossing that line would mean risking the only healthy relationship I've ever maintained. But lately, the line between friendship and something more has blurred dangerously, testing my already fragile self-control. When tragedy strikes without warning, I step in without hesitation-but the aftermath leaves us both reeling in unfamiliar territory. I'm desperate to be her anchor when she needs one most, but neither of us has ever chosen the easy way with anything. The question isn't whether I love her enough to let her go-it's whether I'm brave enough to give her a reason to stay. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Saving Sara (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798264763083
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

About this title

Synopsis

*This title has been re-edited into first person point of view, and has a new cover, but the story is the same.

My track record with women reads like a cautionary tale—one failed marriage, one restraining order, and enough meaningless hookups to fill an embarrassing memoir. I'm a walking red flag when it comes to relationships.

Which is exactly why Sara deserves better than me.

She's my best friend—the one constant in my chaotic life—and crossing that line would mean risking the only healthy relationship I've ever maintained.

But lately, the line between friendship and something more has blurred dangerously, testing my already fragile self-control.

When tragedy strikes without warning, I step in without hesitation—but the aftermath leaves us both reeling in unfamiliar territory.

I'm desperate to be her anchor when she needs one most, but neither of us has ever chosen the easy way with anything.

The question isn't whether I love her enough to let her go—it's whether I'm brave enough to give her a reason to stay.