Books by Lana & Rev. Steven A. Bach
Every book on this page was written based on personal experiences of traveling through challenging journeys. The reader will find hope and encouragement to persevere through difficult times. Each book serves as a reminder that God is always present and will walk with you through your storms.
Books By Lana Bach

Coming soon

His Word For Your World 90-Day Devotional
Lana’s new ninety-day devotional explores themes of trust, purpose amidst pain, and perseverance when God’s path seems unclear. It reassures readers that they are not alone, that they will overcome challenges, and that they can develop trust in God. Her devotional will be available in 2027. Join the waitlist and you will be notified when it’s available for purchase.

For Widows, And Anyone Grieving A Death
You’re Going To Trust Me, Right?
Lana shares her journey through grief and brokenness, offering comfort and encouragement to those facing the death of a loved one. This is her story of loss and how God brought her through the early years of grief. The title, “You’re Going to Trust Me, Right?” is what God kept speaking to her heart through that journey. Her story will inspire you to trust God even when His ways are unclear, and to find hope in knowing He can transform your pain into purpose.
You’re Going to Trust Me, Right? The Memoir of a Widow’s Journey: Purpose in the Pain” by Lana Bach
Lana Bach’s “You’re Going to Trust Me, Right?” is a profoundly moving memoir that provides a lifeline to widows navigating the stormy seas of grief. With raw vulnerability and unwavering faith, Bach invites readers into her deeply personal journey through heartbreak and healing, offering a roadmap to finding purpose and peace amidst loss.
This book is not merely a memoir—it’s a beacon of hope. Bach’s openness about the intense loneliness and questions that accompany widowhood resonates deeply, especially for those who have faced the same crushing reality of losing a spouse. Yet, her story is not one of despair; it is a testament to the transformative power of trusting God even when His plan seems incomprehensible.
Bach’s writing is heartfelt and relatable, capturing the pain of an empty chair at the table and a quiet house, but also the profound intimacy she discovers with God in those quiet moments. Her journey reveals the divine beauty that can emerge from brokenness, encouraging readers to lean into God’s strength when their own is depleted.
Through scripture, personal anecdotes, and heartfelt encouragement, Bach reminds readers that grief, while overwhelming, does not have to define them. Her message is clear: God meets us in our pain, transforms it into purpose, and walks alongside us every step of the way.
Why It’s a Must-Read
This memoir speaks directly to the hearts of Christian widows, offering solace and strength to those who feel lost in their pain. Its universal themes of trust, faith, and healing extend beyond widowhood, making it a powerful read for anyone facing profound loss or questioning God’s purpose in their suffering. Bach’s honest reflections and encouragement to not let pain go to waste create a deeply impactful narrative. Her ability to weave scripture into her journey makes the book a spiritual guide as much as a memoir, inspiring readers to trust God’s plan and find beauty in ashes.
Why It’s Perfect for the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books celebrates stories that inspire, connect, and transform—and Lana Bach’s memoir embodies all three. It is a story of resilience, faith, and purpose that will resonate with a diverse audience. Her exploration of universal emotions like grief, loneliness, and hope makes this book not only relevant to Christian readers but also to anyone searching for meaning and comfort in difficult times. Moreover, Bach’s memoir offers a fresh perspective on widowhood, an oftenoverlooked experience in contemporary literature. By sharing her deeply personal story, she brings attention to the struggles and triumphs of widows, creating a space for empathy and dialogue.
“You’re Going to Trust Me, Right?” is more than a memoir; it is a testament to the power of faith and the resilience of the human spirit. It’s a book that will inspire, comfort, and challenge readers, making it an invaluable addition to the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

Review by Alejandro Ruiz,
Senior Author Adviser and Marketing Strategist,
Citi of Books, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
Experiencing An Unwanted Divorce
Single Again! Not By Choice!
Lana penned this book for anyone who finds themselves in a divorce they didn’t choose. Through her candid sharing of her pain, perseverance, and growth, she offers hope during a time of devastation. This book helps you comprehend the past, navigate the present, and prepare for the stages of being single again. It addresses the common questions people ask themselves along the way, such as Why me, God? What did I do wrong? Will I survive the future?

A Powerful Testament of Healing and Hope
Single Again – Not by Choice by Lana Bach is a deeply personal and inspiring book that offers comfort, encouragement, and spiritual healing to those navigating the profound pain of unexpected singleness. With raw honesty and heartfelt vulnerability, Bach shares her own journey through pain, perseverance, and ultimately, restoration, reminding readers that even in the darkest moments, God’s purpose and love remain steadfast.
What makes this book stand out is its authenticity. Bach doesn’t shy away from the complexities of grief and emotional struggles but instead uses her own experiences as a beacon of hope. Her words are both compassionate and empowering, guiding readers to embrace faith and personal growth, no matter how difficult their circumstances.
This book is more than just a memoir—it’s a spiritual companion for anyone seeking healing after loss, betrayal, or personal upheaval. Bach’s message resonates with grace and truth, reminding readers that pain does not define them and that God’s plan is one of restoration and joy.
Perfect for personal reflection, support groups, or church ministries, Single Again – Not by Choice is a must-read for anyone in need of emotional healing and spiritual renewal. Lana Bach’s powerful testimony makes it a standout choice for events like the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, where stories of personal triumph and faith can inspire a wide audience.

Review by Alejandro Ruiz,
Senior Author Adviser and Marketing Strategist,
Citi of Books, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
Books By Rev. Steven A. Bach

For Anyone Contemplating Suicide, And Those Who Love Them
I Found Life Through Suicide
Lana’s late husband, Rev. Steven A. Bach, shares his personal testimony and uses this book to give hope to the person who is suicidal and to those who love them. He was sixteen when he lost his father to suicide, and witnessing the death of his father brought him to Christ. He wrote this autobiography years later as a minister, telling his own story of emptiness and tragedy turning into one of life and fulfillment.
In his honest and straightforward style he touches many areas which surround the dark cloud of suicide such as: “Is Suicide a Sin? What Happens after Suicide? Nine Lies that Will Kill you, and Suicide Solutions.”
I Found Life Through Suicide by Rev. Steven Bach
Rev. Steven Bach’s I Found Life Through Suicide is a powerful and deeply personal testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of hope. With raw honesty and unflinching courage, Bach shares his journey from the depths of despair to a life renewed, offering a guiding light for those struggling with suicidal thoughts and for families who have lost loved ones to suicide.
What sets this book apart is its unique blend of personal testimony, spiritual insight, and practical guidance. Bach does not shy away from addressing the tough questions that often surround suicide—Is suicide a sin? What happens after?—nor does he sugarcoat the painful realities of battling mental and emotional darkness. Instead, he confronts these topics head-on, dismantling nine dangerous lies that can lead to self-destruction and replacing them with truth, faith, and hope.
The book serves not only as an autobiography but also as a lifeline for readers navigating grief, despair, or uncertainty. Bach’s straightforward and compassionate approach makes his message accessible and deeply relatable, ensuring that anyone who picks up this book—whether a survivor, a grieving loved one, or someone struggling to nd meaning—feels seen, heard, and understood.
Ultimately, I Found Life Through Suicide is a beacon of hope, proving that even in life’s darkest moments, redemption and healing are possible. Rev. Bach’s story is one of survival, faith, and transformation, making this book a must-read for anyone searching for answers, comfort, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Review by Alejandro Ruiz,
Senior Author Adviser and Marketing Strategist,
Citi of Books, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
