Scott

He was twenty-one years old when he died. He was smart, strong, and good-looking - and he wore it lightly. He taught his little sister how to throw a punch, how to read a room, how to look for the light in the dark. This is her account of who he was, how she lost him, and how she carried it for thirty-eight years - until God started telling her it was time to write it down. Scott is a memoir about grief and guilt.
About a frequency between two people that the world has no proper name for. About faith that survived fury. About the kind of love that doesn't end when someone walks out of a bedroom door and doesn't come back. It is not a tidy grief story. It is honest, raw, and written with the kind of love that only grief and gratitude together can produce. For everyone who has ever lost someone and couldn't find the words.
This book found them.