An Original Property of The Georgia B. Media Group
Every Woman Carries a Story. Some Were Buried to Keep the Family Standing.
Aunt Sarah’s Girls is a literary, theatrical, and healing-centered property exploring truth, womanhood, family, survival, identity, secrets, and legacy.
The World of Aunt Sarah’s Girls
A House Filled With History. Women Carrying More Than Anyone Knows.
Set in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Aunt Sarah’s Girls centers around Aunt Sarah’s family home—a place where women return carrying grief, shame, questions, secrets, survival, and the truths they have struggled to speak.
The house is more than a setting. It is where stories are remembered, difficult conversations begin, family patterns are confronted, and women are invited to lay down what they have been carrying.
Come on in. I’ve been waiting for you. Whatever you’ve been carrying, you do not have to carry it in here.
- The house exterior
- A warm sitting room
- An open journal
- A black front door
- A quiet hallway
- Family photographs
- A table prepared for conversation
At the Heart of the Story
The Truths Families Carry—and the Cost of Leaving Them Unspoken.
Family Secrets
The truths hidden to preserve appearances, protect loved ones, or keep the family functioning.
Womanhood
The expectations, sacrifices, identities, and responsibilities women inherit and carry.
Survival
The ways women adapt, endure, protect, perform, and continue—even when healing has not yet happened.
Communication
What changes when women begin saying what was never allowed to be spoken.
Healing
The difficult work of recognizing what happened, what remains, and what must no longer be carried.
Legacy
What one generation leaves for the next—intentionally or unintentionally.
The Literary Experience
Aunt Sarah’s Girls: Legacy & Secrets
In development
The novel brings readers into the lives, relationships, memories, and truths of the women connected to Aunt Sarah’s home.
Through layered character stories and family history, the book explores the consequences of silence, the complexity of survival, and the possibility of healing through truth and communication.
Themes readers will meet
- Family secrets
- Generational patterns
- Womanhood
- Identity
- Betrayal
- Survival
- Faith
- Communication
- Healing
- Legacy
The goal is not simply for readers to observe the women. It is for readers to recognize the questions, patterns, silences, and truths within their own lives and families.
The Theatrical Experience
The Story Moves From the Page to the Stage.
In development
Aunt Sarah’s Girls began as a theatrical work and is being developed as a live experience where audiences can witness the women’s truths, relationships, humor, conflict, pain, and resilience in the room together.
The stage production combines intimate storytelling, emotionally layered performances, family history, and the shared energy of an audience confronting the story in real time.
Production elements
- Original stage play
- Ensemble of women
- Aunt Sarah’s home
- Intimate theatrical setting
- Character-driven storytelling
- Emotionally honest performances
- Audience reflection
- Post-show conversations
- Future revivals and adaptations
Production information
Performance dates, venues, ticketing, and casting will be published here only once they are confirmed.
The Women at the Center
Different Stories. Shared History. Truths That Can No Longer Remain Buried.
The cast, one portrait at a time. Names are staying behind the curtain for now — see who you can place.
Supreme Lioness as Aunt Sarah
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Every woman has a secret. Some were buried to keep the family standing.
Casting, character artwork, and story details are released only as approved. Nothing on this page reveals story outcomes.
The Woman Who Makes Room
Come On In. What Has Been Sitting Heavy on Your Heart?
Aunt Sarah represents the presence many women need: someone willing to welcome them in, listen without rushing, tell the truth with care, and create room for the conversation they have been avoiding.
She is not presented as a therapist or someone with every answer. She is the voice inviting women to pause, speak honestly, examine what they are carrying, and consider what healing may require.
In her words
- Come on in. I’ve been waiting for you.
- Whatever you’ve been carrying, you do not have to carry it in here.
- Tell me. What has been sitting heavy on your heart?
Beyond the Story
The Work Is Designed to Begin Conversations, Not End Them.
Aunt Sarah’s Girls was created from questions about truth, silence, healing, family, and what women inherit without ever agreeing to carry.
Through the novel, stage production, guided conversations, companion resources, visual storytelling, and The Sarah Method, the brand creates opportunities for women to reflect, communicate, and consider what must change for healing to move forward.
Aunt Sarah’s Girls creates space for women to recognize themselves, confront difficult truths, consider what has been passed down, and begin conversations that families often avoid.
The Digital Reflection Experience
A Place to Continue the Conversation Privately and Intentionally.
In development
The Sarah Method is a digital reflection and healing experience developed from the themes, voice, and mission of Aunt Sarah’s Girls.
It invites women to pause, journal, explore personal truths, examine identity and patterns, and consider what has been sitting heavy on their hearts.
What it makes room for
- Guided reflection
- Journaling
- Personal truth
- Identity
- Healing
- Communication
- Purpose
- Aunt Sarah’s voice
- Ongoing reflection
Story to Community
A Story Can Open the Door to Conversations Communities Need to Have.
These experiences are being shaped alongside the novel and the production. Each is labeled with where it currently stands.
Book-club conversations
PlannedWomen’s gatherings
PlannedPost-show discussions
In developmentFamily and legacy conversations
PlannedGuided journaling
In developmentCommunity panels
PlannedWomen-focused partnerships
PlannedCultural programs
Future possibilityFacilitated story circles
Future possibilityHealing-centered reflection events
PlannedFaith and community conversations
Future possibilityCompanion resources
In development
The goal is to create environments where women feel seen, the story is treated with dignity, and difficult conversations can begin with care.
Read Together. Talk Honestly.
Aunt Sarah’s Girls Is Built for Conversation.
The story is suited for book clubs, women’s groups, families, cultural organizations, faith communities, and community partners interested in exploring truth, communication, identity, family patterns, healing, and legacy.
Companion resources
- Book-club discussion guideIn development
- Character reflection promptsIn development
- Family-conversation questionsPlanned
- Legacy-letter exercisePlanned
- Guided journalPlanned
- Facilitator guidePlanned
- Group conversation frameworkPlanned
- Author conversationFuture possibility
- Virtual book discussionFuture possibility
- Community partnership experienceFuture possibility
None of these resources is available for download yet. Each will be published here as it is completed and approved.
The World Continues
The Story Was Never Meant to Live in Only One Format.
The long-term vision for Aunt Sarah’s Girls is to grow as a literary, theatrical, digital, educational, community, and cultural property.
Everything below is a future possibility under consideration. None of it is launched, scheduled, secured, or available, and no adaptation or partnership has been agreed.
Literary
- Additional books
- Character-centered stories
- Companion journals
- Book-club resources
Theatrical
- Stage revivals
- Touring productions
- Digital theater
Screen & Audio
- Film or television development
- Audio storytelling
Community & Learning
- Community programs
- Women’s conferences
- Educational and facilitated resources
Digital & Partnerships
- The Sarah Method expansion
- Merchandise
- Partnerships
Built Within a Larger Experience Company
The Story Is Supported by Business, Technology, Training, and Media.
Within the ecosystem
- The Georgia B. Media Group
Provides the creative, publishing, production, storytelling, and original-property home for Aunt Sarah’s Girls.
- The Georgia B. Society
May extend the themes of family, women, story, truth, and legacy into community conversations and cultural experiences.
Supported by the Experience SectorsMedia Experience is the primary sector for this property.
- Business Experience
Supports production planning, partnerships, events, timelines, operating structure, and implementation.
- Technology Experience
Supports digital platforms, audience experiences, content systems, applications, and The Sarah Method.
- Training Experience
Supports facilitators, discussion leaders, community partners, companion learning, and guided experiences.
- Media ExperiencePrimary
Supports publishing, theater, visual storytelling, content, live experiences, and audience development.
Partnerships
Help Bring the Story Into Rooms Where the Conversation Is Needed.
Book and literary partnerships
Book clubs, literary organizations, libraries, bookstores, publishers, and reader communities.
Theater and venue partnerships
Theaters, performance spaces, producers, arts organizations, and cultural venues.
Women-focused partnerships
Women’s groups, leadership communities, healing-centered organizations, and cultural programs.
Community and faith partnerships
Organizations interested in family, truth, communication, legacy, and reflective conversation.
Media and adaptation partnerships
Producers, filmmakers, digital platforms, creative teams, and partners interested in future story extensions.
No partnership, adaptation, or distribution agreement is currently in place. Conversations begin through Work With Us.
How the Work Should Feel
Emotionally Honest. Culturally Grounded. Welcoming Enough for Truth.
- Honest
- The work should not avoid difficult truths for the sake of comfort.
- Dignified
- Women’s pain, survival, family experiences, and choices should not be exploited.
- Layered
- No character should be reduced to a single mistake, secret, or wound.
- Welcoming
- The audience should feel invited into reflection rather than judged or preached at.
- Hopeful
- The story may be difficult, but the work should leave room for communication, agency, identity, and healing.
- Memorable
- The experience should remain with the audience beyond the final page, scene, or conversation.
Come On In. The Story Is Ready to Be Told—and the Conversation Is Ready to Begin.
Explore the novel, follow the theatrical journey, experience the women’s stories, or discuss bringing Aunt Sarah’s Girls into your organization, community, venue, or book club.