A tragic past defines her. Will love save her or destroy them both?"Here's what I know: Death abducts the dying, but grief steals from those left behind."  Julia SEEING JULIAShe's lost everyone she's ever loved. She's started over three times. Julia's not sure she can do it again.Lost. Alone. In the after again. At her husband's funeral, the young widow secretly imbibes in a leftover prescription of painkillers to battle grief while her best friend unknowingly plies her with martinis. The almost deadly combination has her confiding in a stranger, Jake Winston, that she's not starting over again, and leads to an inexplicable connection between them.But then, Jake's saving her life, literally. Mortified at her wanton behavior with Jake yet unable to explain the heady attraction that still leaves her wanting him, Julia makes an attempt to carry on--in search of normal--and convinces her psychiatrist as well as her friends that she's fine. But soon, Julia must confront all these truths--about her marriage to Evan, about Jake, and ever herself.Yes. All these trussed-up stories she's told begin to unravel. Or, does she? One of these most certainly happens; because, sometimes, you can't trust anyone, until you learn to trust yourself.   PRAISE for SEEING JULIA"...an authentic look at grief and love. I believe anyone that has ever loved someone, lost them, and found a life and another love will devour Seeing Julia. Be forewarned: keep a box of Kleenex handy, as you will need them." "...You get a little of everything in this book. Love, anger, angst, misery, retribution, they're all in there and make for a wonderful read." "...Seeing Julia was everything I look for in a great book. Heartbreakingly sad, funny, enlightening, and best of all, heart mending...five stars are not enough..."If you like dark, edgy compelling fiction with elements of love and romance, look for Katherine's other novels in contemporary fiction by simply searching under NOT TO US or WHEN I SEE YOU or Owen's best selling latest release THIS MUCH IS TRUE.