The Books
Find the one written for your loss
Every title is available on Kindle, in paperback and in hardcover, and free to read with Kindle Unlimited.
For any loss
When Life Changes After Goodbye
A Gentle Companion for Grief, Loss, and the Life That Continues
For the long season after losing someone you love. Gentle words for the guilt, the what-ifs and the things left unsaid, and quiet company through the first birthdays, holidays and the anniversary.
After losing a pet
When a Beloved Pet Is Gone
Gentle Words for the Days After Losing an Animal You Loved
The bowl is still where it always was. Losing a dog, a cat or any companion who was family is real grief. Comfort for the empty routines, the last decisions, and grieving at your own pace.
After losing a spouse or partner
When the House Still Expects Two
Finding Your Way After the Loss of a Spouse and Into Widowhood
There may still be two towels on the rail. For the first impossible weeks, the paperwork and the empty side of the bed, and for becoming me again without erasing we.
After losing a mother or father
When No One Calls Me by My Childhood Name
Comfort for the Years After Losing a Mother or Father
You lose the person, and the last one who remembers you small. For Sundays when your hand still reaches for the phone, and for relationships that were loving, difficult, or both.
After losing a child
When a Child Is Gone Too Soon
For the Parents Learning to Live After the Loss of a Child
Built from what bereaved parents said they needed and never found. For the question of how many children you have, two parents grieving in different rhythms, and the room nobody is ready to open.
Miscarriage & infant loss
When Goodbye Comes Before Hello
Quiet Company Through Miscarriage and Infant Loss
Steady company after a pregnancy or a baby has died, for a loss much of the world never learns how to name. Nothing here explains why it happened, and nothing here hands you the blame.
Suicide loss
When You Are Left With So Many Questions
Quiet Company for Survivors of Suicide Loss
Written for the hour when you need a book that does not make tonight harder. Forty-two short chapters, no method detail and no checklist of warning signs, for everyone the loss touched.
After losing a brother or sister
When the One Who Remembers Me First Is Gone
Something to Hold After Losing a Brother or Sister
For when people start asking how your parents are. Close, distant or only just finding your way back to each other: forty-two chapters, each ending with one small thing you can do on a hard day.
Grandparents after losing a grandchild
When Your Grief Has Two Directions
A Gentle Companion for Grandparents After the Loss of a Grandchild
You lost a grandchild, and you are watching your own child live through it. A companion that does not rank your loss against your child's, and does not ask you to wait your turn.