23 books. 100+ countries. Three decades of building, writing, failing, coming back — and finding grace in all of it.
Before adding author to her resume, Sarah became an internationally recognized expert in creating alliances — her successes featured in Fortune, Inc., Entrepreneur, and the Economist. She founded BMG at 27, represented Ireland, Britain, Microsoft, IBM, HBO, and Amazon, and raised over $500M for clients across 35 industries.
Alongside that career, she has written 23 books available in print, e-book and audio formats across more than 100 countries and four languages, with ten reaching number one. Several have been optioned for film. She is also a COO — co-founder of Incluud — a woman of faith, a world traveler, and a mother who believes God's promptings are the best navigation system available.
Page-turners with romantic undertones — emotionally compelling, built on the same themes of perseverance that run through everything Sarah writes.
Rising from a single parent and without a college degree, Sarah entered the technology field and built a global career across start-ups, Fortune 50 companies, and three national governments. She speaks from lived experience — not a script.
A major theme in Sarah's life — and her writing — is faith. Most commonly, this refers to hearing and acting upon little promptings. In her family, age is not a consideration: if one receives a prompting, they all take a pause, consider it, and determine if it is individual or collective.
This is the voice underneath the executive resume. The reason she said no to a billionaire by a lake in Idaho. The reason she accepted far less from a CEO whose daughter had died. The reason she followed a prompting to Iceland during layoffs and a new business launch.
Each spoke carries a different dimension of her voice.
