Publications

Peer Reviewed NIH Funded Research.

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Memoir

An award winning Family Memoir “Legacies From The Living Room: A Love Grief Equation” is the story of our family journey with cancer and our mission to educate the world on its impact.

"Inspiring and written with a beautiful pace, natural breathers showing the author's sensitivity to the emotional weight on the reader, and well-crafted dialogue, Legacies from the Living Room checks every box for an emotional, inspiring read." Judge, 27th Annual Writers Digest Book Awards.

For more information see

www.legaciesfromthelivingroom.com

Two books titled 'The Adventures of Jimmy Olson' are standing upright on a plain background. One book has a dark cover with text, and the other has a light cover with an illustrated mountain scene and a person sitting by a campfire.
A poster titled 'Legacies from the Living Room' with a subtitle 'A Love-Grief Equation' and a photograph of a group of people outside, along with a smaller portrait of a man, a sunflower arrangement, and a gold medal badge indicating finalist in health and wellness awards.

Family Fiction: Fulfilling A Promise

The Adventures of Jimmy Olson finished a promise Debbie made to her husband David. He had started this fictional story representing many important aspects of his own life, Debbie finished it after he passed. The cover was done by his grandaughter Emily.

Coming Soon!

Debbie is excited to announce her debut solo upmarket woman’s fiction with book club appeal.

Until Then … Sweet Dreams

She knows how to say goodbye. What she doesn’t know is how to begin again.

Until Then …Sweet Dreams takes readers on a walk through grief, recovery, and the terrifying decision to become happy again. A grieving widow and a recovering alcoholic are trapped for ten days about a ship built for romance, where the forced proximity of a second chance forces them to confront the painful truths: accumulated behaviors, and unfinished love that five years of silence could not erase. They learn from others that trust is more than a promise, it is a series of accumulated behaviors and you can love the dead without refusing the living.

A smiling woman with short gray hair and glasses sitting on a wooden fence in a field with tall grass, trees with colorful fall leaves, and a partly cloudy sky in the background.