No Time for Goodbyes

by Janice Harris Lord, Patricia Pedersen (Illustrator), Eugene D. Wheeler (Editor)

This book gives hope and practical suggestions to survivors grieving the tragic death of a loved one. Tears will come to your eyes as you read the comments of survivors throughout the book, but many of the tears will honor their insight and courage as they travel their paths toward healing.

Genres: Grief, Nonfiction

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Maria]

I would recommend for anyone dealing with a tragic, sudden loss. It has helped me tremendously in trying to understand other family members and their trauma as well as my own.

[Carolyn]

One of many must haves. I was given this book when my brother died and have bought many copies over the years for others. A true gem.

[Teri Barcia]

This book has a lot of information for anyone who has lost someone in a tragic death. Very informative.

[Vicki]

I thought the book was better than the people who gave us "two weeks to grieve" the loss of my daughter's dad.
He was killed in a terrorist attack-"It wasn't a murder," the agent told us, "it was a terrorist attack"-in Tower 1 of the World Trade Center.
Based on what people were saying, I thought there was no WAY a book could steer me into any odder territories, so I picked it up.

[Dawn]

Written in a very matter of fact tone with good suggestions.

[Phil]

Good ideas and well developed story with a very silly ending. Would be better titled "had no time to be bothered with the ending".