Catherine De Courcy Books

Catherine de Courcy confronts the profound grief following the suicide of her partner, John Johnson, a Vietnam veteran grappling with post-traumatic stress. Through her unflinching narrative, she explores the complexities of mourning and the unsettling challenges that accompany the loss of a loved one. The book offers a heartfelt portrayal of John's struggles, highlighting the long-lasting effects of trauma on veterans and providing insight into the often-hidden aspects of grief with empathy and honesty.

The narrative unfolds through the unique perspectives of Deathbed Esme and William Belibaste, blending historical and supernatural elements seamlessly. The story-stones, held by Esme and her friends, add a captivating layer to the plot, enhancing its believability. Set against the backdrop of Montségur in March 1244, the author skillfully navigates the known historical events, delivering an unexpected and engaging twist. This innovative approach to storytelling makes for a compelling read that stands out in its genre.