Singing Him Home: A Novel of Music, Memory, and Medicine

When memory slips, music stays. And sometimes, it carries us home. In Singing Him Home, a young psychiatrist confronts the unrelenting progression of Alzheimer's disease-armed with nothing but compassion, courage, and a soundtrack that refuses to fade. As her patient's memories unravel, the people who love him discover that melody can reach places language can't. From lucid flashes sparked by The Beatles to a final, breathtaking playlist he leaves behind, music becomes the bridge between past and present, love and loss, fear and acceptance. Heart-rending, hopeful, and medically grounded, this novel reveals what science is only beginning to understand: that even at the end, the human spirit still hums. For readers who love Lisa Genova, Atul Gawande, and deeply human stories of care, connection, and resilience.

Pagina's: 191, Paperback, Independently published