Lauren Christine

After the Fade: Healing from Broken Friendships and Rebuilding Trust, Connection, and Community (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What do you do after the friendship ends?

When the messages stop, when the silence lingers, when the person who once felt like home is suddenly gone-what comes next?

After the Fade is a tender companion for the quiet, complicated grief of losing a friend who is still alive. In this follow-up to The Friends We Let Go, Lauren Christine explores what happens after the goodbye that never came: the loneliness, the identity shifts, the rebuilding, and the small rituals of release that help you keep moving.

Through honest reflection and gentle prompts, you'll find space to:

• Name the grief that follows friendship loss
• Rebuild your identity when "your person" is gone
• Create closure, even without answers
• Begin opening your heart again-without erasing what mattered

This isn't a book about forgetting. It's about carrying love and loss with grace, and learning who you are now-after the fade.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lauren Christine
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231586509
• Artikelnr.: 75302462

Autorenporträt

Lauren Christine writes soulful, empowering books for women navigating life's messy and beautiful transitions. Her work blends gentle wisdom with lived experience, offering readers validation, reflection, and practical guidance. Whether she's exploring friendship loss, family estrangement, or the daily habits that bring peace, Lauren's words feel like a conversation with a trusted friend.

Outside of writing, Lauren enjoys time in her workshop, walking with her German shepherd, and finding grounding in simple rituals of creativity and home life. She believes in the quiet power of reflection, the resilience of women, and the sacredness of carving out space to heal and grow.