Bøger af Jessica Wolf

America-it's not just a word for Luciana Renaldi. It's hope. After leaving her beloved Italy behind for good, Luciana knows there are good things on the horizon for her family. There has to be. But to her horror that hope is shattered when her ship and her family are sunken at sea. She washes up on the shores of an unknown land, barely breathing, and is taken in by a strange man with strange ways. As her feelings for the man begin to grow, her newfound dreams begin to clash. Should she stay? Or should she pursue her dream of making her own way? Widower Reed Hargrave doesn't care for much. Not his appearance, not his reputation, not even his dilapidated house. All he cares for is his daughter and his solitude. So when a young woman is found on the shore near his house, he is hard-pressed to let her stay for longer than necessary. Why, then, does he continuously create new ways to keep her around every time he opens his mouth? Inspired loosely by both Beauty and the Beast and Pride and Prejudice, The Shipmaster's Daughter is a tale of love and redemption. Readers will be swept along Edwardian England in a story filled with captivating characters and mysteries of the heart.

Quienes han perdido a un ser querido por suicidio suelen lamentarse obsesivamente por no tener una explicación de lo sucedido; esta carga de dolor, adicional a la terrible experiencia es devastadora. Jessica Wolf, con base en su trabajo terapéutico con sobrevivientes de suicidio, proporciona respuestas que ofrecen una guía y un acompañamiento en tan complicada situación. La autora entreteje relatos de personas que han pasado por este difícil trance, con explicaciones claras para entender lo sucedido y herramientas emocionales para procesar el duelo. Para los que se quedan, este libro es un apoyo para sanar, encontrar la paz y darle sentido a la existencia, a pesar de la ausencia. Those who have lost a loved one by suicide often complain obsessively about not having an explanation for what happened; this load of pain, added to the ordeal, is devastating. Jessica Wolf, based on her therapeutic work with suicide survivors, provides answers that offer guidance and accompaniment in such a complicated situation. The author weaves together stories from people who have gone through this difficult time, with clear explanations to understand what happened and emotional tools to process grief. For those who remain, this book is a support to heal, find peace and make sense of existence, despite the absence.