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Everything, Eventually
Everything, Eventually is an intimate, deeply human journey about finding your way back to yourself through love, loss, and the in-between.
Told through the voice of Emerson Lane, the story moves through the seasons of her life, from heartbreak and self-doubt to motherhood and rediscovery, revealing how the pieces of who we are can shatter and still become something whole.
It’s about the girl who learned to carry both grief and gratitude in the same hand.
The woman who built a family from hope and resilience.
And the mother who finally understood that joy isn’t something we wait for, it’s something we make in the middle of the mess.
Through journal entries, tender moments, and the rituals that root her, Thursday nights at the Sound, fudge from Sweet Tides, the quiet gestures of love that survive every storm, Emerson learns that there’s no perfect timeline for becoming.
There’s only life, unfolding.
And if you let it, everything you’re meant for will find you, eventually.
Told through the voice of Emerson Lane, the story moves through the seasons of her life, from heartbreak and self-doubt to motherhood and rediscovery, revealing how the pieces of who we are can shatter and still become something whole.
It’s about the girl who learned to carry both grief and gratitude in the same hand.
The woman who built a family from hope and resilience.
And the mother who finally understood that joy isn’t something we wait for, it’s something we make in the middle of the mess.
Through journal entries, tender moments, and the rituals that root her, Thursday nights at the Sound, fudge from Sweet Tides, the quiet gestures of love that survive every storm, Emerson learns that there’s no perfect timeline for becoming.
There’s only life, unfolding.
And if you let it, everything you’re meant for will find you, eventually.
373 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 12, 2026
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