In her debut book, Silent Reflections of a Fragile Heart, Amy offers a deeply personal and poignant exploration of love, heartache, and healing. Through a blend of poetry, prose, and intimate reflections, each chapter explores the unpredictable journey of the heart— one that defies logic, expectation, and reason. This book invites readers to walk alongside the author, embracing both the pain and the transformative power of love.

Each chapter has been structured so you may find words that speak to your current feelings or emotions: Hopeful Beginnings, Your Hand in Mine, Love me or Leave me, Modern Dating: The Untamed Beast, This Might Destroy You, Endings and I Held Everything I Needed.

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I’ve liked and loved in every way imaginable—through exhilarating highs, devastating lows, repeat performances, and unforgettable finales. And through it all, I’ve learned that love is both beauty and pain, wonderous as it is agonizing. It can be graceful, or it can feel like excruciating torture. Love refuses to fit into neat boxes. It’s neither black nor white, but all the endless shades of grey in between.

– Amy Roullier, Silent Reflections of a Fragile Heart

COMING IN 2025: The Single Life Reimagined: From Surviving to Thriving

We’re conditioned to believe we must constantly seek out partnership. To be chosen, and to endure until our life becomes something more. To survive, until our life becomes better. But don’t we deserve more than merely surviving life between relationships? Is being single truly a status devoid of joy, value, or anything to be admired? Is there actually nothing to be gained?

This book is for anyone who hasn’t yet fallen in love with their single life. It’s a personal message—for both you and me—that being single can and should be redefined if you’ve lost the joy in it. My hope is that this book empowers you to embrace your singlehood, because these phases of our lives are so very deeply important. I want to help you challenge the negative narratives we’ve been taught and rewrite that story for yourself. Embrace the idea that being single is something to cherish and enjoy, not just a waiting period for something or someone else. I want to encourage you to dismiss outdated societal expectations that serve you no purpose other than to push you toward a path that might suit modern culture, but not necessarily you.

Ask yourself: Why do I feel bad about being single? What makes it uncomfortable, and why have I come to see it as something to escape?

You’re not alone in being single, millions of people are, but finding joy in it is a personal revolution. If you don’t reimagine your single life from a state of survival, you might miss the perfect opportunity to thrive in so many fundamentally important ways.

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