Sara J. King (born 1982) is an Alaskan Fantasy writer residing in the Alaska Bush. [1] She is currently working on her 11th novel, part of the "After Earth" series. History

Sarah L King writes historical fiction and contemporary mysteries which she self-publishes via her own Ethersay Publishing imprint. These include historical fiction novels, The Gisburn Witch (2015), A Woman Named Sellers (2016) and The Pendle Witch Girl (2018), all set during the Lancashire witch trials in the seventeenth century.

Sara King has 21 books on Goodreads with 60195 ratings. Sara King’s most popular book is Forging Zero (The Legend of ZERO, #1).

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While Alaskan science fiction/fantasy/romance author Sara King is not six-foot-four with carrot-soup hair and eyes that’ll make a wereverine stare, she does live the same crazy, socially questionable, off-the-grid lifestyle that she writes about in Alaskan Fire.

More detective than journalist, she sets out to unravel the mystery and break the story. A story about a buried past that may threaten her very own future. The Lazy Days of Temptation is set among the shallow seas and lofty pines of Finland.

A freelance journalist who wanted to catch the bad guys but ended up reviewing restaurants, she wakes, she walks (the dog), she wreaks havoc on a denarian MacBook Pro creating irreverent stories. Light of heart and worries, wend your way through Finland …

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Dec 20, 2014 · Sara King (Goodreads Author), Lance MacCarty (Goodreads Author) (Illustrator) 4.13 avg rating — 3,908 ratings — published 2012 — 7 editions

BOOKS. ABOUT THE AUTHOR. REVIEWS. BLOG. CONTACT. More. Tytti Vertainen held the letter of complaint up to her nose, a three-page lambasting from a disgruntled reader of the Tapiolinna Times, a sleepy island weekly in the Finnish archipelago. She placed it underneath her papers at the bottom of her work tray; then she pulled it out and looked at ...