The Path

by Sachia Tasz

Inspired by true events, newly single Sanja was a young and vibrant blonde haired beauty with the world in her hands. The only thing missing was her prince charming and it would not be long until Kayden strutted into a pub one fateful night, transforming her life into a fairytale.... for now. Soon, Sanja would begin to unveil the secrets of Kayden's past and her happy ever after would come crumbling down. From lust and love, heartbreak, unexpected grief to mind-blowing discoveries, Sanja would have to search for the strength to place all the pieces back together if it was even fathomable.

431 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 23, 2025

Reviews

[Sandra Mancini · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read for anyone impacted by mental health! The Path was written from the heart and every emotion poured through as the story unfolded. I could not put it down.

Congratulations on your book looking forward to your next.

[Amy Conover · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it!

[Shelby Coulter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sanja, the protagonist, shares her story as though it were a personal reflection that should have never had to have been shared so publicly… but ultimately needed to be to heal. Her narrative is genuine and unfiltered, making it feel as though you’re sitting by a bonfire listening to your closest friend. The novel resonates with any woman who has been in an unhealthy relationship and offers empathy to those who have loved someone who couldn’t reciprocate in the same way or has lost someone too soon. The author’s openness in drawing parallels to her own life creates a safe space for readers to process their emotions. This novel is a powerful affirmation that you are not alone. The writing style is sincere and straightforward but with well chosen descriptors and thoughtfully chosen verbiage. the composition helps make the challenging content more approachable. It is truly a testament to recovery and perseverance to write and publish “Sanja’s” story.

[Mel · Rating 5 out of 5]

I followed Sachia journey on Tik Tok so I was very excited when her book was released. I as well went through a very similar situation as I lost my boyfriend in 2009 to suicide. I felt for so long that no one understood what I went through or how I felt until I read this book. Sachia was so open and honest when she wrote this book and I resonated with so much. I would recommend this book to anyone that has gone through a similar situation or has had a loved one that suffers from mental health issues. I want to thank Sachia for sharing her story with the world as I know that it will help so many people as even years later it has helped me.