Book #3 is now available on Amazon.

Caregiving is an act of love—but it can also be one of life’s most challenging roles.

In Duty of the Heart, Gabriele McClure shares a deeply personal and compassionate look at the emotional weight caregivers carry. This book is a gentle companion for those who support others, offering validation, strength, and moments of quiet understanding.

Book #1

"This book is full of Gabi's nature of humbleness, pure love and faith, which inspired and empowered me".

~Keiko H.

"It kept my interest the whole time I read it. I couldn't put it down. My heart feels changed".

~Clay S.

"McClure's compassionate voice and her focus on the human spirit make this an encouraging and deeply moving read".

~R.K.

I’ve read a good 3 or 4 books on grief over the last couple of years, and yours by far exceeds them all. I love the section that talks about learning to float when waves of grief come.

~C.M.

Since I read this book, I look at the end of life in a completely different way. My fear of dying is gone.

~Carmen M.

Book #2

"It was a great read. It does open your eyes to the different ways that people grieve. After reading this book, it makes sense to me on my grieving when I lost my dad".

~Michele M.

Oh my, I’ve screenshot and shared so many pages from your book with family members. I’ll definitely be passing it along to them. Everything is so thoughtfully said, and it’s such a beautiful way of explaining grief.

~Corinne

"I truly love your book. You have offered the world a true kindness with its creation.

This book will help people. I promise you, it will become my go-to book to share when someone is grieving".

~J.S.

This book was written out of love and compassion. It is meant to help those grieving to understand that grief is completely personal and can't be turned on and off.

~ G.V.

"There is a line on page 10 where you say: Grief is love with nowhere to go." WOW. Ten pages in and I'm getting my knees knocked out with wisdom".

~Jenn

Wonderful book, great perspective on healing after experiencing death

~Craig