Sarah Roberts returns after a two-year hiatus as she heads to Dallas, Texas, and an uncertain future. Her sister has instructed Sarah to stop a truck with human cargo, but her plan goes awry and everything unravels quickly. When people are killed and she’s ID’d in a kidnapping gone wrong, the FBI step in and a manhunt is underway. Sarah still has no idea why she’s in Dallas or what her sister wants her to do. All she does know is she’s been given a prophetic vision of Aaron’s death in Dallas. Ignoring Sarah’s pleas to stay home, Aaron catches the next flight. When he lands in Dallas, Sarah’s sister abandons her, not only leaving her without direction, but also without purpose. In hiding, Sarah begins her own investigation which backfires horribly. If only her sister would return. If only Aaron hadn’t come to Dallas. If only she knew what the hell she was supposed to be doing. If only they could live to see another day. Sarah’s Return pits Sarah against a ruthless enemy, one hiding in the dark, orchestrating a path toward her destruction, and she can’t see any of it coming. Sarah may want to return—to hiding.