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Description:
When a child is murdered, the story doesn't end with the crime. It begins again, inside the lives of the people left behind.
In Death Space, Pants on Fire, The Last Class, and Taboo Deaths, readers explore homicide through different lenses: deception, campus violence, and murders committed by family and friends.
But after the headlines fade, families remain living, with devastation that reshapes everything. How do parents survive the unthinkable? How do they breathe again when the future they imagined has been destroyed?
Making Lemonade: Surviving the Tragedy of a Murdered Adult Child introduces three parents whose adult children were murdered and follows their journeys through shock, grief, and permanent loss. Through their stories, paired with professional guidance, readers learn strategies for enduring the trauma, navigating complicated grief, and rebuilding a life that will never be the same but can still hold meaning. Survival is possible, even after tragedy.
