Announcing Book 1 of the PaWn Series

Trapped within the dangerous game of thrones . . . 

Ada yearns to marry the man she loves.

But the King of England controls her fate.

Ada de Warenne of Surrey dreads the price of nobility. She will follow the women before her - wed as a child to a man three times her age and bear him children. When England succumbs to a civil war known as The Anarchy, the king seeks to forge peace through alliances, sealing sixteen-year-old Ada’s destiny.

But Prince Henry of Scotland offers Ada a chance at genuine happiness. As the handsome heir recuperates from a hunting accident at her family’s castle, he grows enamored by her strength and intelligence while she admires his steadfast loyalty to fighting for Scotland’s freedom.

Their love can make history. Yet they are both pawns on the king’s political chessboard, each holding positions the throne can barter with. Refusing their pleas to marry, he invites women to court can barter with. Refusing their pleas to marry, he invites women to court to vie for Henry’s hand while a French nobleman sets his sights on Ada.

Ada dreams of a future as Henry’s queen, leading a free Scotland at his side, but with the king of England and his formidable allies intent on tearing them apart, can love truly conquer all?

Based on a true story, The English Rose will captivate fans of Phillipa Gregory’s The White Queen. Get swept away with this epic tale of love and power.

“Sarah Hinze delivers in this riveting, sumptuous tale.”

Jenni James, Award-winning screenwriter, and author of over fifty books

Three Orchard Productions

A Pawn for a King Ada de Warenne

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A pawn in a game of battling kingdoms, Ada de Warenne’s powerful enemies work against her and Prince Henry Mac David of Scotland.

From the moment she and Henry are kidnapped weeks after they’re wed, she’s thrown into the war for the northern lands of England. As she quietly gives birth to Scotland’s future kings and follows a legacy of pious Scottish queens, she strives to settle into her new home and love and care for the people of Northumbria.

But enemies are constantly at work to destroy her family, and soon it becomes apparent that if she doesn’t uncover the true identities of Henry’s enemies, she’ll lose him as well as her sons.

A Pawn for a King is written by Countess Ada de Warenne’s 25th great-granddaughter, Sarah Hinze. After discovering Ada while researching family history, Sarah felt an instant connection and admiration that drew her to walk the lands of England and Scotland and spend years researching her ancestor’s life. What Sarah discovered was that Ada, although living in medieval times, had unprecedented independence and blazing courage that opened a new path for all the future royal women of Europe. 

The Memory Catcher is a precious, uplifting story as well as a study of prebirth angels. I thoroughly enjoyed it. This book is intimate, humble, picturesque, so that all things are visible through Sarah and Laura’s words—they write like an angel appears—always bridging two worlds.  

–Carolyn Webb, Ph.D.

Newly revised and updated, The Memory Catcher was first published in 2012.  For more than three decades, Sarah Hinze's groundbreaking research on prebirth experiences has provided solid evidence that children not yet born can warn, protect and enlighten us from another plane of existence. She has compiled hundreds of accounts that tell of heavenly encounters between parents and their soon-to-be-born children.

As a young girl in Tennessee, Sarah learned to sense when angels were near. She eventually fell in love with Brent, who shared her belief in heaven. A year after their wedding, she held their first baby and realized that some of the angels she had felt nearby had been her own unborn children announcing it was their time to be born.

After a series of personal challenges, including losing a baby to miscarriage, Sarah began to feel prompted that God wanted her to write about unborn children. Was it possible that other mothers had received similar experiences?

Sarah decided to send requests for stories of unborn children to many publications across the USA. Within a few weeks, a mother contacted her and said, “I saw my unborn daughter and I want to tell you about it.” Soon word spread and Sarah was collecting memories from around the world and publishing books about them.

Now, with the help of her daughter Laura and her husband Brent, Sarah shares key experiences that shaped her belief in God, her willingness to follow His direction for her life, and set her on course to become the Memory Catcher, one of the world’s greatest advocates

The Announcing Dream (2016)

This work, originally published as Coming From the Light  (1997) and republished as We Lived In Heaven (2006) is a great introduction to the Pre-Birth Experience.  tT is a remarkable collection of accounts of families who have had the opportunity to meet the souls of their sons and daughters before they were born. Read about the vivid memories of life in heaven by young children, and dramatic stories of prayers answered by guardian angels who watch over us. Discover:

* A letter from a mother to her son, whom she gave up for adoption, telling him of the dream that guided her through that painful decision.
* A kidnapped child who survived her ordeal by the guiding hand of the baby sister who would be born years later.
* A little boy's memory of being brought to earth by his grandfather--a man he never knew.
* A woman's vision of a child in a garden, and the powerful certainty that he was her son, waiting his turn to come into this world.

Sarah Hinze's own personal pre-birth experiences complete this inspiring collection, which radiates a universal sense of peace, joy, and hope that touches us all.

This is Sarah's second in her series of pre-birth experience books, which is currently out of print. Look for it later this year under the same name, published by Three Orchard Productions.

Sarah, with her husband, Brent, began to notice one particular pattern among the PBE accounts they continued to gather: Accounts that dealt in some manner with the grief and loss of miscarriage, stillbirths, adoption and abortion which were both heart-wrenching and healing at the same time.

For over 15 years, The Castaways, which was self-published by the Hinzes, has been sold internationally at bookstores and conferences. It has been adopted as a resource at various social services centers and private counseling practices. Content from this book has been an effective tool in lobbying against partial birth abortion at the state level, in national policy meetings, and at international conferences. It has been distributed to United Nations' family-friendly delegates at World Family Policy Center meetings and various international conferences. International non-governmental grassroots and interfaith organizations have used this book to change hearts.

If you have lost a child, or are trying to conceive a child, or cannot bear children, this book will provide enlightenment, hope, and healing. You will see that relationships can be eternal and God's grace can provide rewarding surprises along the way.

The book that started it all! Sarah's first hardcover book was published by Cedar Fort, Inc. in 1993. This is the earliest incarnation of what has been recently published under the title, The Announcing Dream.