“A moving debut memoir . . . Jensen is a gifted storyteller whose writing style is confident and wise.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Pensive, heartbreaking memoir of losing a son in a tragic accident… Imbued with an enduring love that renders this tragic tale paradoxically hopeful.”—BookLife Reviews

“Insights that hold important lessons on adaptation and survival… embrace the processes of family, life, and the dynamics of returning, albeit much changed, to a different reality.”—Midwest Book Review

“One Ripple at a Time chronicles Jensen’s journey, first through unthinkable grief, then through helping others find peace after losing loved ones, and bringing joy into her own life and others’… once you start reading it, it’s next-to-impossible to put down.”—Ron Hartman, The Chronicle

“Despite heartbreak, Jensen goes on to live a fascinating life filled with connection and love. Her story is one of anguish and loneliness. It is also one of unbelievable resilience and joy.”—Jody Rolnick, publisher

“This story might break your heart, but it will fill it again. Rich in detail, deep in meaning, with an intimate and embracing voice.”—Sandra Scofield, author of Mysteries of Love and Grief

“Living demands that we deal with the unimaginable, accept the past, and honor the beauty of having been part of that being who is no longer with us. One Ripple is about loss but also how to move into the future, how to gather what is left and forge forward.”—Marisela Rizik, author of Forgotten Times

“Her truth helps guide others to hold compassionate space with grief they’ve hidden away and ultimately find themselves again.”—Katie Joy Duke, author of Still Breathing: My Journey with Love, Loss, and Reinvention

“What appears to be a heartbreaking story turns out to be one of resilience and triumph over unspeakable tragedy. This book will help you see that life can still be beautiful after your worst nightmare. I highly recommend it.”—Jillian Smith, M.A., Life Coach & Author

“Janice bravely guides us through the moment her son is lost and finds courage to face her fears, protect her family, and overcome the trauma.”—Joanne De Simone, author of Fall and Recovery: Raising Children with Disabilities through Lessons Learned in Dance

“When I read Janice’s book, I cry. Tears spring from the unimaginable tragedy she endured but also from the inspiration the story holds. Her journey to reclaim her lost child and the love they shared is filled with tenderness and courage. This book glows with strength and wisdom.”—Mary Bauer, author of Mercury, Miko, and Me