Bryan C. Taylor: ...that life can be a fairytale, even when it's a tragedy

02/13/18 • 38 min

Bryan C. Taylor has experienced the highest high and lowest low that any man can experience: finding the love of his life, Kailen, and losing her much to soon: to cancer at the age of 25. Since her death, he has written a popular blog, "Confessions of a Widower" about grief, and has just published his first book, "Even If You Don't: a love story", about the lessons that his late wife taught him. It's debuted to rave reviews on Amazon and is ranked #1 in the love and loss category.

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