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Start where you are in your grief.

Three Books for Widows.

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These are the exact tools I wish I had in the first years after my husband died.

Books for Widows:
Grief Support, Healing, and Hope

Want to feel understood? Start with the memoir.

Need somewhere to put your thoughts? Try the guided journal.

Preparing for difficult dates? Choose the grief calendar and workbook.

The Widow’s Comeback:
A Memoir

The Widow’s Comeback: 365 Day Grief Calendar & Workbook

The Widow's Comeback Guided Grief Journal

I didn't write these books as an expert.
I wrote them as a widow who lived it.

Choose the support you need today. Select Learn More to explore each book and find your starting place.

About Lisa

After two decades as a public relations executive, Lisa was thrown into widowing without warning. Not ashamed of her many “hot messes,” she shares the challenges of rebuilding life after the desolation of losing her husband.

 

Lisa is an Award winning and best selling author. She writes with grit, humor, and raw honesty so other widows know they don’t have to be perfect in the face of grief.


In The Widow’s Comeback, she dives into money, abandonment, parenting tweens, dating, self-forgiveness, and faith—offering companionship and hope for the road ahead.

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She lives in Kansas City, loving on her two teenagers while chasing after her three rapscallion dogs. For fun, she travels the world, plays pickleball, and reads in her cheetah-print recliner.

Lisa Woolery, widowhood author, standing in front of butterfly artwork
Take the next step in your healing journey with a friend
who has been there too.
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