Til COVID Do Us Part

Some stories begin with heartbreak. This one begins with laughter.

When Annie meets Daniel, she discovers the kind of love that feels effortless-filled with late-night karaoke, Harry Potter debates, Disney and Star Wars adventures, road trips, quiet moments of faith, and the joy of building a life together. Their story isn't extraordinary because it's perfect. It's extraordinary because it's real at heart.

Then came 2020.

As COVID-19 swept across the world, millions of lives became daily statistics. Behind every number was a person with dreams, quirks, family, and people who loved them.

This is the story of one of those people.

'Til COVID Do Us Part is a fictionalized memoir inspired by the author's own experience of love and loss. Although Annie and Daniel are fictional characters, their journey is rooted in true events, with names and certain identifying details changed to protect the privacy of individuals. Written with warmth, honesty, humor, and heartbreak, this unforgettable story celebrates the ordinary moments that become life's greatest treasures-and the enduring power of love when faced with unimaginable loss.

Whether you lived through the pandemic, lost someone you love, or simply believe that every life deserves to be remembered, 'Til COVID Do Us Part is a tribute to the millions we lost and a reminder that behind every headline was a human being... and every statistic had a name, a face, and a story worth remembering.

Sarah Fischer Pointer is an attorney, author, and lifelong storyteller who writes books that celebrate resilience, compassion, and the extraordinary moments found in everyday life. Her work spans children's books, historical fiction, and contemporary fiction, but each story shares a common thread: the belief that every life has value and every person has a story worth telling.'Til COVID Do Us Part is a fictionalized memoir inspired by her own experience of losing her husband during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the fictional characters Annie and Daniel, she honors not only the love they shared, but also the millions of families forever changed by COVID-19.Sarah lives in Southwest Florida, where she continues to write stories that encourage empathy, hope, and remembrance.