Rosina Leigh Eller resides in Connecticut, where she enjoys the change of seasons, the easy access to nature and incredible scenery, and the small-town feel.
Her background is filled with varied work experience, ranging from twenty years as a social worker serving troubled teenagers, battered women, and the mentally ill. This work continued as a Training Director focused on suicide prevention.
Her career path changed from social work to corporate training, and for the next twenty-six years, she worked at a large insurance carrier. She utilized her writing skills to design, implement, and deliver corporate training throughout the United States.
After losing her husband of twenty years to a devastating illness in 2012, Rosina attempted to write; however, she found navigating the grief process too painful and emotional to continue. Sharing her experience with some close friends, she was encouraged to continue writing about it.
Initially, writing helped make sense of her loss, and as time passed, it brought some peace into her life. Writing became a wonderful way for her to share her experiences with grief, and it provided a means of exploring her creativity.
In 2022, Rosina published her first book, From Two to One: Surviving the Loss of a Loved One, which focused on her experience navigating grief. Since then, she has written for her blogs, the Amelia Indie Authors newsletter, and for the Love, Loss, and the Little Things group.
In September 2025, she published her second book, The Day Everything Changed, a children’s book about moving to a new community and making friends.