If you or someone you know has been through this ordeal, they will no doubt relate to scenes like the following: "My worst fears were no preparation for the calm of that instant. Although I think I knew it was over days ago, the finality of the moment was overpowering. Her body held no more life. Her life... my life as I knew it... our life. It was all gone. My wife had moved on." This is not a novel. It is the 6,000 words written immediately following the death of my wife. Not scripted. Not edited for content. This is where many a widow(er) goes. Getting back is up to you. This is a valuable read for the newly widowed. It's purpose is to validate what they are experiencing, and assure them that they are not the only ones being faced with this ordeal. It does not preach. It does not tell you what you should or should not do, for nobody can tell you that. It simply provides consolation when nothing but the words and emotions of a fellow widow(er) fit the bill. Consider giving this book to a family member or friend who is enduring the loss of a spouse. Over the last twelve years it has been read by hundreds of widows and widowers with feedback that has proven very gratifying to me as an author. I hope it proves just as useful to you and yours.