When the person you share your life with is suddenly gone, everything feels unreal. The house, the air, even your own reflection. In Just a Little Bit Longer, Amy Lee Coy explores the unspoken realities of early grief, the ache of their absence, the strange comfort of ordinary objects, and the slow, uneven work of learning to live again. Written after the sudden, unexpected death of her husband, these reflections offer understanding, quiet companionship, and hope for anyone grieving their spouse or partner. This isn't a book about moving on. It's a book about acknowledging your hurt, respecting your love, and finding strength and kindness in what that's left behind.