08/11/2025
I crossed something off my bucket list. I’ve wanted to write a book for as long as I can remember. This book has been a labor of love — and grief, and growth. What began as a way to process the loss of a dear friend evolved into a story about friendship, resilience, and finding meaning in the aftermath of heartbreak.
The ebook is now live across most platforms, and the paperback and hardcover editions (Amazon will be the cheapest place for the paperback) should follow within the next day or so.
If you read it and like it, please feel free to leave a review (if you don’t, you know, don’t feel obligated to review it). The Amazon link is in the comments.
Back Cover: When Amanda meets Sophia, their connection is instant—two women drawn together by wit, warmth, and an uncanny ability to understand each other’s hearts. Their friendship quickly becomes a refuge from loneliness, politics, and the constant noise of modern life.
But one morning, everything changes.
Left reeling and searching for answers, Amanda begins to write—to remember, to question, and to heal. Through journal entries, letters, and reflections shared with the one person who can no longer answer, she slowly finds her way back to peace. With her husband, Steve, quietly steady at her side, Amanda learns that grief and love often share the same space.
Set against the backdrop of Utah’s mountains and the small, tender moments of everyday life, Letters to Sophia is an intimate exploration of friendship, loss, and renewal—a story of learning to keep living, even when someone you love is gone.
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