MAYDAY MAYDAY

Mayday, Mayday is more than a distress call-it is a testimony of survival.

In one devastating month, S. Lynette Ellis experienced four profound losses: her baby brother, her brother, her mother, and her son. Each loss carried its own weight. Together, they reshaped her grief, her faith, and her understanding of what it means to keep living when life no longer looks the same.

Written with raw honesty, compassion, and faith that allows room for questions, Mayday, Mayday walks with readers through layered grief, recurring dates, anger, silence, and the quiet endurance required to survive repeated loss. Through deeply personal reflections, scripture, prayers, and guided journaling, this book creates space for grief that does not follow timelines-and faith that refuses to disappear.

This is not a book about "getting over" loss.
It is a book about living while missing, believing while questioning, and enduring when the storm does not immediately pass.

If you have ever whispered Mayday and wondered if anyone was listening, this book will meet you where you are.

Four Losses. One Month. A Faith That Refused to Die.