Published by ReadersMagnet, “'Til Death Do Us Part: A Real Love Story” by Anne Brownlee Lawson is a deeply personal memoir that explores marriage, grief, and faith. Lawson writes with striking honesty as she reflects on the unexpected lessons that emerge when love is tested by life's hardest moments.
What she expected to be a joyful new chapter in retirement was shattered when her husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer, forcing them both into the most difficult season of their lives. Through this intimate account, Lawson confronts the realities of partnership – its beauty, its challenges, and its fragility.
“'Til Death Do Us Part” unfolds in three compelling sections. Part I introduces Lawson's life with her husband and the event that changed the course of their lives. Part II expands into the cultural, historical, and societal influences that shaped how they interacted and understood one another.
Meanwhile, Part III, written after her husband's passing, offers hard-earned insights about marriage, widowhood, and the realities that follow the loss of a partner. It reflects on what readers can do now “while ye are yet able” to strengthen their relationships and live more intentionally with the ones they love.
With a storytelling that is both warm, candid, and spiritual, Lawson presents marriage as an imperfect yet meaningful canvas. Her narrative resonates with couples at every stage, offering wisdom that is heartfelt, relatable, and real.
Beyond its genre, “'Til Death Do Us Part: A Real Love Story” by Anne Brownlee Lawson is a literary companion for those learning to navigate challenges with grace and cherish the time they have with the one they hold dear. Get a copy today on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or the ReadersMagnet Bookstore.
BOOK DETAILS
“'Til Death Do Us Part: A Real Love Story”
Author: Anne Brownlee Lawson
Genre: Memoir
Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
Published Date: September 4, 2025
AUTHOR BIO
Anne Brownlee Lawson, a retired Memphis City Schools English and U.S. History teacher, ended her 34-year career to embrace retirement with her husband, Edgar – only to face his terminal esophageal cancer diagnosis a week later. Writing became her path to healing. Through her memoir, she hopes to support marriage counseling ministries and guide others in restoring and strengthening their relationships.
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