Sarah's autobiography will interest anyone who is curious about life's meaning, the value of self-discovery, and the search for some form of God. It is, in itself, a blueprint of self-analysis, and at the same time a description of Sarah's raw, rich life, and her restoration from despair to wanting to live. In reading 'Behold Sarah' you will time travel with her through her singular, often murky, ever emerging past. She shares her story with an italicisedgod - but whose voice are we actually hearing? Perhaps Sarah's voice and God's are one and the same. Prepare to float on the flotsam-jetsam...