Books by
Sara Elisabeth
So I'll Know
"You may regret us, but you'll sure as hell remember us too."
Jeremy Hart has always been with me since I was a kid, even when he didn’t know it. But he was just a nameless ghost in my periphery until one drunken night that changed everything, and when I think I can finally move on, so-called fate has other plans.
When my professional life is thrown into chaos, it turns out Jeremy is the key to keeping my investors, who happen to be my narcissistic father and his unhinged partner, off my back. But working with Jeremy somehow unleashes the beast in me and the brat in him and forces us to confront a lot of truths about ourselves that we're not ready to accept.
When the lines of hate and love start to blur, I don’t know that either of us will come out unscathed.
This book is a standalone in an interconnected series; however, it takes place three years after Someday Away and overlaps with the timeline of Someone Like Me, so some twists and turns may be spoiled. It ends with a happy ever after (HEA).
There is also content that involves self-harm and cutting. For those sensitive to this content, be prepared for significant references throughout and on-page cutting in chapter thirty-one.
Someone Like Me
For the first time in my life, I'm alone.
After a series of setbacks, I'm cutting my losses and moving to Vancouver, B.C., where I can start over—or so I thought. Despite my best efforts to hide, trouble finds me, and my only choice is to run if I want to protect the few loved ones I have left.
It doesn't help that Sebastian Conner, my best friend's brother, and Brantley Michaels, my college fling, keep showing up everywhere, even when I try to escape to a secluded cabin in the woods (how cliché, I know).
Being stuck with two hot guys doesn't sound so bad until you consider the way our undeniable chemistry clashes with our past traumas and the fact that Sebastian and Brantley aren't exactly best buddies.
When my past catches up to me, the consequences could be explosive, and I’ll have to decide whether I’m living in a romance book or a horror novel.
Everything is about to get really complicated.
Someone Like Me is an adult dark MMF poly romance with tons of open-door spice, 80s and 90s throwbacks, mental health rep, and LGBTQIA+ rep. It features a sassy, outspoken heroine and two really hot guys with grumpy x sunshine vibes. This book is a standalone in an interconnected series; however, it takes place three years after book one, so some events from Someday Away may be spoiled. It ends with a happy ever after (HEA).
Someday Away
"You're everything I never knew I always wanted."
It's an appropriate quote considering the source is an underrated cheesy nineties movie—my favorite kind of flick. It describes the three of us perfectly. Not at first, though. Because after I met Lincoln Evans and Trey Walker on my first night at Whitmore U, we were a mess. Between Lincoln's unveiled hatred and Trey's slick, playboy ways, these were the guys everyone told me to avoid.
Except I can't because they're everywhere. And the more we fight whatever this is, the more we learn that we're connected in unexpected and heartbreaking ways. I don't know whether they'll be the ones to shatter my already fractured psyche or put me back together.
Then there's Matt Johnson—the cheating ex I never wanted to see again—who reappears in my life like a ghost from my past, stirring up tension with his presence alone. His intentions—whether good or bad—are only complicating my life further.
If my past and present collide, it could have devastating consequences for everyone involved.
Lucky me, it seems I’m powerless to stop it.
Someday Away is an adult dark MFM college romance with a healthy mix of enemies-to-lovers and spice and some LGBTQIA+ representation. It features an introverted heroine and two best friends–a golden boy and a broody bad boy–who know how to hate and love in equal measure. This book is a stand alone in an interconnected series and ends with a happy ever after (HEA).
