Grief – Adults-Includes Suicide/Homicide/Accidental
How To Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies
By Dr. Therese Rando
Dr. Rando is a leading expert in the field of Death/Dying and Bereavement. This is an older book but full of helpful advice and comforting words.
Grief is a Journey: Finding Your Path Through Loss
By Dr. Ken Doka
Dr. Doka is a leading expert in the Death/Dying and Bereavement field. His writings are always based on research and are full of comforting advice and practical ideas.
Living When Your Loved One Has Died
By Dr. Earl Grollman
Dr. Grollman is a leader in the Death/Dying and Bereavement world. He has written several books. His writings are always thought provoking and comforting.
Tear Soup: A Recipe for Healing After Loss
By Chuck DeKlyen and Pat Schwiebert
Tear Soup is a picture book yet perfect for adults, young people, teens and children. It is a story of an older woman grieving the death of her beloved spouse. She is making soup from her tears and trying to make it through the day while feeling intense sorrow. I think it is a book that everyone can relate too.
Friend Grief in the Workplace: More Than An Empty Cubicle
By Victoria Noe
Victoria Noe has written a series of Friend Grief books, including Men & Grief, Military & Grief and AIDS Grief, her books are inspiring, honest and helpful.
Survivor Day Documentaries
From The American Foundation For Suicide Prevention
These are amazing, touching stories of real-life families who experienced the death of a loved one to suicide. These are powerful stories of how families, communities and individuals come together to celebrate, grieve, remember and honor their loved ones and find healing, growth and strength.
Victim Connect.org
I put this on-line resource on this page because it is a great resource for people grieving a death due to homicide. There are not a lot of books written on this topic. Many of the books are generalized to Sudden or Traumatic Loss but not specific to murder.