Drowning in Grief is a very real and raw memoir following the agony of suicide, the on-going collateral damage, overwhelming guilt, and devastating waves of grief that follow. Told through a series of journal entries, conversations, and poems, the author searches in desperation for answers. From hours after her mother's death to the first three years post mortem, readers are captivated by her story. Survivors of suicide can relate to her heartbreak all too well, yet find hope along her journey. Beautifully sorrowful, though the message is loud and clear- seek help, you are not alone.