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Saltair Series · Book 5

Sagebrush

The Comeback of Gerry Frey

by Mare Loch
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Sheriff Wood Hall spurred his horse hard, racing the train as it pulled out of Sagebrush. His young son’s face pressed to the window. The horse tired. Wood reined in, watching his wife and boy disappear into the distance.

“Come back to me,” he whispered.

“Cut!” the director, Gerard Frey called.

Gerry, a retired actor turned filmmaker, smiles at his wife Cate across the set, sensing this film will change everything. Alongside his Scottish co-star Bran Barclay, Gerry crafted Sagebrush as a cowboy fantasy—only to find success dragging them into an unrelenting Hollywood spotlight.

Their executive wives, Cate and Retta, navigate the chaos while running a national charity.

But Gerry’s renewed fame and the public gossip that follows have begun to seep into Cate’s carefully ordered world, testing family, faith, and the future of the film itself.

Sagebrush continues the last-chance boomer romance of a former film star and his faithful, firebrand wife.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Paperback
Published
Sep 2022
Pages
316
Language
EN
Publisher
Self-published

Content rating

Author-supplied. Hover a meter for the rubric.

Language
2/4

occasional swearing

Violence
1/4

brief, no detail

Romance / Sex
3/4

sensual description, no graphic sex

Biblical Themes
2/4

background faith

Author note: Betrayal, grandkids, mending relationships with adult children, film-making, Halloween Ball, death of a dog (old age).

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Themes

Faith & Belief

Point-of-View

1st person present

Tone

Dark Humor

Tropes

Character-driven

Pace

Steady

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