Author of seven books; two shelves, one voice
I write in two directions — Healing Through Storytelling, and contemporary romance. Both come from the same place: a therapist's ear for how people actually cope, hope, and change.
Novels grounded in the real texture of loss — written with a clinician's understanding of how people actually grieve, and where they find their footing again.

A daughter settling her mother's estate uncovers a box of unsent letters, and a fuller, harder view of who her mother really was.

Her debut, and the anchor of this shelf — a compassionate map through the inevitable seasons of sorrow toward renewal.

A practical, clinically grounded guide to helping children through loss, written for the parents and caregivers holding it together.

A gentle guide to noticing and rebuilding happiness in the middle of ordinary days.
Contemporary love stories — warm, character-driven, and unafraid of the messy parts that come before the happy ending.

A guarded fixer's Bermuda getaway turns into an unforgettable chance at the love she never let herself want.

I'm a therapist by training and a novelist by instinct. I write as S. Andrea Greene, and my clinical background — grief coaching, and now behavior analysis — shapes both shelves of my work: the honest, unflinching side I call Healing Through Storytelling, and the hopeful, romantic side.
S. Andrea Greene
Healing Through Storytelling fiction, and contemporary romance.