Syllabus of the Heart

Some losses don't arrive loudly. >The Syllabus of the Heart is the story of a teacher who knows how to guide others, yet struggles to make sense of his own brokenness. As love enters his life unexpectedly and loss follows just as quietly, he finds himself navigating grief not through dramatic moments, but through ordinary days-lectures delivered, lessons prepared, and silences endured. This is not a story about heroic recovery or instant healing. >Set against the understated rhythm of academic life, the novel explores how love can arrive late, how loss can linger without answers, and how resilience often looks like persistence rather than triumph. Through reflective moments and intimate emotional shifts, the story captures what it means to keep living when life refuses to offer clear conclusions. The Syllabus of the Heart will resonate with readers who appreciate: - Quiet, emotionally rich fiction - Stories of love, grief, and second beginnings - Thoughtful narratives that linger long after the final page >This is a novel for those who believe that healing is not about moving on, but about learning how to carry what remains.

Pages: 400, Paperback, Independently published