Stories of friendship, resilience, and the search for meaning
Discover Sandra Rose Simmons’ novels—character-driven stories about women navigating change, relationships, uncertainty, courage, and the connections that help shape their lives.
Four Fabulous Friends
A novel about friendship, resilience, and the bonds that carry us through life’s greatest challenges.
Allison Burnett leaves everything behind to attend law school in Arizona, where loneliness leads her to an unlikely friendship with Bridget, a bold and free-spirited aspiring artist.
Years later, Allison—now a Legal Aid attorney—helps bring together two more remarkable women: Jasmine, a determined real estate agent and single mother, and Molly, a compassionate school counselor. Together, the four build a friendship rooted in support, empowerment, and personal growth.
Careers change, relationships evolve, financial hardship strikes, illness tests them, and new dreams call. Through it all, their friendship becomes a source of strength as each woman learns how to face change without losing herself.
Moon Glow
A journey of self-discovery through fear, uncertainty, change, and the possibility of a more meaningful life.
Sara Flanagan has worked hard to build a successful career in banking. A promotion gives her the opportunity to manage her own branch and begin again in the suburbs after leaving a difficult relationship behind.
Her fresh start quickly becomes complicated when money disappears from the bank and an investigation begins. Questions surrounding the theft place Sara at the center of a professional crisis just as concerns about her aging parents, loneliness, and a developing romantic relationship add new emotional pressures.
Surrounded by uncertainty, Sara must learn how to move through fear and anxiety while building relationships, making difficult choices, and discovering what a happy and meaningful life might truly look like.
Sandra Rose Simmons
Sandra Rose Simmons discovered a passion for creative writing early in life. Her debut novel, Moon Glow, was published in 2016, and her short story The Hobo Shack won the 2017 Tempe Community Writing Contest for adult fiction.
A former teacher, social worker, administrator, and consultant, Sandra draws inspiration from people and the challenges they face. Her fiction explores what it means not merely to survive difficult circumstances, but to grow, connect with others, find purpose, and create meaning in life.