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Sage Book Three
Hardcover
Publisher: Shadows Light Press New Orleans, Louisiana
Published: Oct 24 2026
Pages: 460
Weight: 1.73
Height: 1.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some wounds aren't visible. Some never heal. But she keeps going.
Captain Sage Delgado was the kind of Marine others followed without question. Disciplined. Steady. Raised by a father who taught her to calculate before she moved and to question everything.
Then came Fallujah.
In December 2003, on a rooftop in a city at war, Sage made a choice no one should ever have to make. She came home in 2004 with her medals and her life intact. Her husband, Dillinger, was waiting. So was their six-year-old daughter, Dana.
But part of Sage never left that rooftop.
The nightmares came first. Then the anger, the silence, and the fear of what she might become in the dark. Within months, Sage made the hardest decision of her life. She walked away from the two people she loved most, believing it was the only way to keep them safe.
What followed were years of fighting a different kind of war. Two years of treatment. Losing both of her parents. A quiet house and a doll named Ms. Annie who listened when no one else could.
Slowly, Sage found a new purpose: bringing missing people home. Lost children. Forgotten cases. Families who had given up hope. Her gift for finding people caught the attention of the FBI, and it carried her from the swamps of Louisiana to Quantico, and to a guitarist named Kevin, who never once treated her like she was broken.
For fifteen years, Sage found other people's children.
She never stopped thinking about her own.
Twenty years after she walked away, a letter arrives that changes everything. Now Sage must face the past she has spent two decades running from, and the daughter who grew up without her.
A powerful story of war, trauma, love, and the long road to forgiveness, Sage is Book Three of the Sunsets Trilogy and the prequel to The Sunsets at the River's Edge. It reveals the story of the mother behind it all.
Some battles change you forever. The fight to find yourself is the hardest of all.
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