About "Sometimes I Cry in the Shower"
2026 New Release of a Best Seller
Suddenly, life came to a halt. Unimaginably, you’ve lost your loved one and everything that was once normal only moments ago has been stripped away — completely, unmercifully, beyond your control. Now it all seems so different. Life is scary. Confusing. But what’s left once you’ve been forced to walk through the fire? You — only the true you.
“The writing was so good that his emotions became mine.” — Amazon Reviewer
Step into the intimate world of grief, loss, and emotional trauma with Sometimes I Cry in the Shower by R. Glenn Kelly — a book that speaks directly to your heart and resonates with the personal struggles we all face after losing someone dear…
...and the amazing rediscovery of peace and purpose one can achieve.
R. Glenn Kelly - The Broken Road Traveler
R. Glenn is a fellow traveler on the broken road. He believes that no road is too broken to travel — and that every exit you choose can lead us back to peace, purpose, and a life of authentic faith.
CONTACT MEWho This Book Is For
- Grieving fathers who lost a child and are struggling to make sense of their pain while trying to keep functioning for everyone else.
- Men who were raised with the message that “real men don’t cry,” “toughen up,” or “stay strong for the family,” and now feel lost in their grief.
- Fathers carrying deep guilt — even false or undeserved guilt — after the death of their child and are ready to release it.
- Men who need a private, safe space to process their emotions (without judgment or pressure to “get over it”).
- Bereaved fathers who want to honor their child’s legacy while learning how to live fully and find peace again.
- Men who feel alone because male grief is often invisible, misunderstood, or minimized by others.
- Fathers who are questioning their faith or relationship with God after losing their child and are searching for a path back to hope.
- Women, partners, family members, and counselors who want to better understand how men uniquely experience and process the loss of a child.