A Eulogy For Us (PreOrder TODAY)

A Eulogy For Us (PreOrder TODAY)

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A Eulogy For Us (PreOrder TODAY)

A Eulogy For Us (PreOrder TODAY)

$20.00

A EULOGY FOR US

Some marriages end in divorce.

Others die long before anyone signs the papers.

Zoe and Mathias have spent fifteen years loving each other—and the last few learning how to live without that love.

Married for five years but separated for two, they have become strangers with a history too complicated to erase. There are no late-night hookups disguising themselves as reconciliation. No secret weekends pretending everything is fine. The physical intimacy disappeared years ago, and somewhere between broken trust, buried resentment, outside relationships, and conversations that came far too late, so did the marriage they once believed would last forever.

But grief is complicated when the person you’re mourning is still alive.

As Zoe looks back on the relationship that shaped most of her adult life, she begins unraveling the difference between what their marriage actually was and what she spent years hoping it could become.

Because Mathias wasn’t the only one who made mistakes.

Zoe has regrets of her own.

But there are mistakes—and then there are betrayals that quietly rewrite an entire love story.

Now, with divorce no longer an empty threat but an approaching reality, Zoe is forced to confront the question she’s avoided for years:

If you still love someone, does that mean you’re supposed to stay?

A Eulogy for Us is an intimate, painfully honest story about marriage, infidelity, separation, resentment, forgiveness, and the strange grief of losing someone who is still alive.

It is the story of two people who grew up together, built a life together, hurt each other, and somehow survived long enough to become people their younger selves would barely recognize.

Maybe this is the story of how Zoe and Mathias find their way back to each other.

Maybe it’s the story of how Zoe finally learns to let him go.

Or maybe some love stories aren’t meant to end with happily ever after.

Maybe they deserve a funeral.

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