Keep it. Yeah! I know #880835

“Sass wake up and get the fuck out of this taxi. He is driving you to a second location. You are going to be raped and murdered tonight.”
Sassy jumped out at the next traffic light. 
In the fifteen seconds between waking up and jumping out, you know that Sassy had to muster the courage to do just that. Jump out. She did.
Sarah Jayne Dennis’ utterly efficacious first novel, Keep it. Yeah! I know. is a love letter for the World. Introspective Sassy is a master at moving the chess pieces of life eight steps ahead, although at first, second, and third glances it does not seem so. She is slightly behind on the life milestones that pepper one’s life in their late twenties and early thirties in Brisbane. It is right to believe that willing the Universe to ruin you is a fool’s errand, especially when you are swinging punches for Sassy in the energy-holes set for her by her adversaries that overwhelm her. However, there is a hope and a sensitivity to Sassy that will leave you with the sense that she is destined for more than an ordinary life. The solemn fighting spirit which keeps her standing will never leave you questioning who is and was the heavyweight champion all along. That is to say, Sassy has a genius residing within her that knows what will really be in the end, despite the dominant narrative of today that she is losing.

Sarah Jayne Dennis is a qualified Australian litigation lawyer with over ten years’ experience. She received top marks in high school before going on to win Lions Youth of the Year in 2003. Sarah was one of the highest achievers in the State of Queensland in English throughout her schooling. Sarah completed a Bachelor of Laws degree at the Queensland University of Technology in 2009, before going on to complete a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice in 2010. Sarah was admitted as a lawyer to the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia in 2010. Sarah briefly studied a Masters of Bioethics at the JPII institute in Melbourne in 2013. Sarah’s passion for uncovering truth led her into medical negligence litigation law (Plaintiff division). Sarah’s understanding of the World comes from her lifelong study of Physics, Anthropology, Law, Medicine and Bioethics, Philosophy, Religion, Psychology, Linguistics, Metaphysics, the Rosary and Sociology. Sarah lives in Australia as a writer with her two dogs Jesse and Rose Ary.