
A Standalone Suspenseful Romance
Years of abuse have pushed Kate to breaking point. As she and her children step onto a bus, she knows this is their only chance at freedom and a life of their own.
Swapping the confines of their New York apartment for the Colorado mountains, Kate must learn to follow her heart and trust her instincts. But knowing Adam will be relentless in his search to uncover her whereabouts, Kate struggles with the solitude that comes from keeping the shocking secrets of her past while trying to build a new life for herself and her children.
Meanwhile, a chance encounter forces Kate to relive a past she had long left behind. And as fate takes her to Westerlakes Ranch, she must decide whether a second chance at happiness with Matthew is a risk worth taking, all while striving to keep her children safe.
‘Pauline Tait is a spellbinding storyteller whose ability to transport readers inside the twists and turns of Kate’s plight leaves readers breathless. She word-paints, in vivid detail, the splendor of the Colorado landscape, and she creates characters who are raw and real.’
‘A Life of Their Own is such a triumphant and uplifting story and focusses on the resilience of Kate and her children.’
‘It was a beautifully written novel by an extremely talented writer. Excellent character depiction, plus an exciting storyline make for a roaring success. Highly recommended.‘
‘A Life of Their Own is an unforgettable novel. I admire and resect Pauline Tait’s artistry and can not wait to read more of her work.’

Book One in The Maren Bay Series
With just over a decade missing to Dissociative Amnesia, and a newly broken heart, Abigail finds herself with no choice but to return to Lochside. The supposedly idyllic home on the Isle of Skye she had fled so dramatically six years before.
And while struggling to find her way in a world she can’t recall, she must battle the conflicts of the present with the shocking secrets she uncovers from her past. Jamie’s support is invaluable, but how much does he know? Greg is loving and attentive, but does he have an ulterior motive?
Meanwhile, the presence of a stranger on the island shakes Abigail to her very core. With no memory, she can only trust her instincts as she strives to build a life and a future she can call her own.
‘Abigail Returns is a masterfully complex and intriguing tale of love, loyalty, betrayal and subterfuge that keeps readers on edge from its inception to its conclusion.’
‘A brilliant plot that plays out well, with a dramatic ending that is incredibly satisfying.’
‘Pauline Tait is a remarkable storyteller who creates authentically dynamic characters with whom readers develop an immediate connection.’
‘I never, in a million years, expected the twist within this story. It was incredible and completely unexpected…. I was completely consumed by it.’
‘ Beautifully descriptive writing and character depictions. I enjoyed the writer’s vivid imagery throughout the book and was intrigued as the story unfolded.’

Book Two in The Maren Bay Series
Struggling to come to terms with losing her mother, Anna embarks on a journey to uncover the truth about her family and her mother’s hidden past.
And while a letter, a photograph and the Old Lodge lead her back to the Isle of Skye, Anna is shocked to discover the island she had holidayed on so often as a child has been quietly keeping the secrets her mother had left unsaid.
Hamish, handsome, quiet, and moody, seems unnerved by Anna’s presence. Ben, a city slicker, out of place and determined to help Anna in her quest, proves invaluable, but is his presence on the island merely coincidental?
Meanwhile, a newly discovered family member may not be cause for celebration.
‘Pauline’s second book in the Maren Bay Series, Anna’s Promise, is a brilliantly dynamic, cross genre story. Following on perfectly from Abigail Returns.’
‘What a fantastic 2nd book in the series. I couldn’t put it down. I think these books would make a fantastic tv series.’
‘Pauline is a passionate and natural storyteller. Seamlessly weaving elements of her first story into Anna’s story.’
‘Pauline’s skill in bringing characters to life and keeping you eagerly turning the pages never fails.’
‘Tait has a wonderful writing style that truly pulls you into the story, providing emotional connections and a level of details that truly brings the book to life.’