The Year I Couldn’t Cry
Non-Fiction
Biography & Autobiography
The Year I Couldn’t Cry documents a mother’s eyewitness account of her daughter’s brutal murder, subsequent trial, custody of two infant children, and four other funerals in less than a year. This book is the heart wrenching tale of my daughter's murder as told by me, Nancy Seberiano.
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About Nancy Seberiano
Nancy Seberiano is a mother of three daughters and a son, and a grandmother of nine grandchildren. Nancy was a forty-five-year-old bartender at the time of her daughter Babe’s death.
She has since moved to the Amish countryside and spent the last twenty years in a more peaceful atmosphere. She volunteered at the local food pantry and newspaper, was a caregiver for her mother before her passing, and even did a stint on the village council. Nancy loves to cook, sew, and paint in her spare time.
Nancy has always been a believer, and her faith in God has been her only saving grace through many difficult times in her life.
Favorite Quote from Nancy Seberiano
God has been my only saving grace through my entire life, I have always been able to lean on Him. Many people say that I have done a wonderful job with the girls, BUT those girls saved my life, I did not save theirs.
Inspiration for The Year I Couldn’t Cry
All of the information in this book was locked in my memory, in my subconscious and in my nightmares until I had the time to sit down and write it all out. This book was my therapy.
Reviews for The Year I Couldn’t Cry
A very raw and emotional account of a very strong woman and her two resilient granddaughters going through a nightmare.
For anyone who has lived thru abuse, you are not alone.
A sad story of domestics violence and how it affects those loved ones around them. This book showcases the strength of women who continue to take care of others while still managing their own trials and losses.
This is a true, riveting and heartbreaking first-hand account from the mother of a beautiful young lady who was brutally murdered by her husband. It takes the reader through the horror of domestic violence and the aftermath, including its far-reaching effect on children, families and friends.
Podcast and Radio Interviews
People of Distinction with Benji Cole: From Unimaginable Loss to Unshakeable Strength – A Mother’s Fight Against Domestic Abuse
After domestic violence stole her daughter, Nancy Seberiano turned grief into a lifeline for others. In this raw, powerful interview, she shares her harrowing journey and the warning signs everyone must know. Her story isn’t just about survival—it’s a beacon of hope for those still trapped in the darkness. Tune into this powerful interview at the platforms below.
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