Sara Fitzgerald crafts narratives that delve into the complexities of family and the profound experiences of navigating life with autism. Her writing is characterized by its emotional depth and empathetic portrayal of her characters' struggles and triumphs. Fitzgerald's prose offers readers a window into resilient relationships and the pursuit of understanding. She writes with a directness that fosters a powerful connection to the human stories at the heart of her work.
"Selena doesn't expect to be met at the airport by ruggedly handsome Special Agent Lambruzzi when she arrives in New Orleans to arrange for her murdered aunt's funeral. He wants to pose as her husband, stay with her in the apartment next to where the murder was committed, and lay a trap to catch her aunt's killer"--Cover, p.4.