Sarah Gracia

Author Bio:

Sarah Gracia always had OCD and ASD, but was diagnosed with the former when she was nine and the latter when she was eighteen.

She daydreamed the events of Prisoners of War her high school freshman year while suffering the six-month panic attack Tara goes through in the book and finished writing the novel right before the start of her high school junior year.

Sarah decided to publish the Prisoners of War trilogy under her real name to let people know that no one should be ashamed for having OCD.

Currently, she is attending college to (keyword: attempting to!!) earn a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and plans to become an OCD researcher to cure it once and for all, despite everyone telling her it can’t be done. When Sarah isn’t writing books or studying, she can be found cuddling with her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Rosa McLean Gracia.

Prisoners of War

Fourteen-year-old Matt wakes up in a hospital with no recollection of his past. When he meets his parents and twin sister Tara, he learns a shocking revelation: he was kidnapped at birth, and they had not seen him since that day. Soon after, he gains a single memory of another hostage, his friend Age.…