Her father died in prison.She’s hidden her identity for most of her life. Until now.
Scarlett vowed she’d never step foot in Brackson prison again. Yet here she is, back in her hometown, dragging disgruntled dogs into the hell where her father once lived.
The Pups in Prison rehabilitation program is her uncle’s passion, but his recent heart attack means he’s laid up and she’s filling in. She’s surrounded by inked necks and barbed wire ... and awful memories she can’t shake.
She didn’t expect to find solace in an unexpected prisoner.
Emery is intense yet kind. Strangely intuitive. She shouldn’t look forward to their dog-training sessions, even if this alluring inmate shines a light on parts of herself she thought she hated.
But when she discovers why he was incarcerated and violence hits too close to home, Scarlett’s forced to face that forgiveness is more than spoken words and that coming undone is the first step to stitching yourself back together.
Tasha Gold writes contemporary fiction that grips people by the heart and inspires in-depth conversation. She lives with her husband in the Canadian Rockies, where she skis, hikes, mountain bikes, and reads on her deck with a view of the majestic mountains. When not writing and adventuring, she works as a freelance editor. Scarlett Undone is her debut novel.
Erica Sullivan is a professional actress of both stage and screen and holds her MFA from the Yale School of Drama. She has spent over a decade as a Company Member at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. She has been busy in both the stage and screen world, and has also narrated nearly one hundred audiobooks.