Lori's Voice

Lori had a hard life. After her mom died in a horrific car accident, life was never the same. Her dad became angry and abusive, and he made Lori feel worthless.

Even in adulthood, Lori's self-esteem was horribly low. That's why she married Jeff--a man just like her father. On that foundation of toxic relationships and abuse, Lori experienced the most brutal grief in the world. In a tailspin, Lori might not make it out alive.

Will she get the help she needs? Will she stand up to Jeff? Can she find a way to use her writing career to help mothers like her?

Read Lori's Voice today to have your heart broken but your soul inspired by the strength Lori finds. This is an Amazon short read--about an hour in length.

It's a sad story with a happy ending.

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About the Postscript Book Series

Lori's Voice is Book 5 of the Postscript Book Series

The Postscript of a letter.

That tiny bit at the end.

That might be exceedingly valuable.

The P.S. can reframe everything that came before.

It stands out.

It is the heart of the matter.

Like a P.S., death and grief can be that bit at the end. Grief and death are valuable, though easily unconsidered. Last words from a dying loved one can reframe previous decades. And grief can become the lens through which we see everything else.

We remember. We grieve. We love.

"What is grief, if not love persevering?" -Marvel's Wandavision

The Post-Script Series is a collection of six short stories. I will warn you that someone dies in each and every story. Often the character you like the most is the one who will die, or at least is devastated by grief.

These are not victory stories. They are meaningful stories. Just as, in life, we cannot always win. But we can always find meaning.

Grab a box of tissues and a little time. Each story takes an hour (or a little more) to read.

My prayer is that the stories in the Post-Script series warm (and break) your heart, but also integrate into your heart the most avoided topic in the Western world: death.

-P.S. Adair