As I've said on my sister blogs (as my alter egos!) my worst fear is my husband being taken from me. When you say those words "always and forever" during your wedding vows, you mean it. When your soul mate is ripped away from you and your life together...well, I just don't want to think about it. Amber didn't have that luxury. She lived it with her kids, sometimes one hour at a time. Here's the blurb from her book to explain a bit more.
One moment is all it takes to change a life forever. In one instant—in my husband's final act—he stripped away my identity as wife, stay at home mom, and best friend. In one moment our world crumbled from beneath our feet. He'd been the center of our universe, but then he was gone. Everything I ever believed to be true unraveled before my eyes.
Free Fall is our journey of piecing our lives back together again—overcoming children's anxiety as we traversed the brutal grief and trauma process, learning to say the word "widow" without cringing, surviving the fall out from friends and family who simply didn't understand our journey, triumphing over the stigma of "suicide", forgiving my husband, and finding peace amidst chaos.
This memoir is for other widows, widowers, survivors of suicide, children, or loved ones who need encouragement that there is another side to grief. There is. We're there now. We're looking back and holding our hands out to you saying, "hang in there, you're not alone, and you'll get here, too."
About the Author
Amber Lea Easton is a multi-published cross genre author of
romantic suspense, action adventure, mystery thrillers. Her current releases
cross all boundaries and appeal to a wide audience. If you love a clever plot,
action that will leave you breathless, riveting characters and sexy love
scenes, her books will appeal to you. "Smart is sexy," Easton says,
which is why she focuses on smart heroines who always have a lot to lose yet
find the courage to face their fears to overcome adversity. She's an avid
reader of all genres or "whatever turns her on in the moment".
Easton grew up in
Hartford, South Dakota, where she spent her time daydreaming of big adventures
over the horizon under a giant blue South Dakota sky. Now living in Colorado,
she's an avid traveler who incorporates her real life travels into her novels
as much as possible (minus the illegal activities her characters become
immersed in--she swears). To her, setting is another character in the novel and
often serves as an inspiration. Love is her motivation for all things--whether
it be writing, traveling, playing with her dogs or hanging with her two
teenagers--if it's not done with love, then what's the point?
Where to Find Amber
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