Although most people associate Trista Sutter with reality TV, given her fairytale romance on ABC’s The Bachelorette, she’s definitely moved on to bigger and better things.

According to UPI, Sutter’s now promoting her new book, Happily Ever After: The Life Changing Power of a Grateful Heart.

The book chronicles her life over the past 10 years with her husband Ryan Sutter.

For those who aren’t aware of the Sutters’ love story, the two actually met on the reality show The Bachelorette. Sutter was actually the man she chose, and they ultimately ended up marrying, and now have two children.

The heart-warming book actually picks up where their televised fairytale wedding left off.

Sutter delves into purposeful topics such as marriage, family and friendship, giving accounts of her own personal experiences over the years in an effort to inspire and motivate others.

Sutter recently furnished an article for the Vail Daily in reference to her new book. She shed light on what readers can expect from the book, and she also shared her personal intentions for the book, and its meaningful purpose for her family.

“I feel incredibly blessed for so many reasons. Some may think that I have lived  a fairy tale, and I’d agree with them in regard to a couple magical moments of  my life. My book, though, isn’t just about finding my “Happily Ever After.” Yes,  I write about meeting and marrying the wonderful man I call my husband, but that story is part of a bigger picture … part of the picture of gratitude that has  been such a powerful force in finding my life’s happiness,” she wrote.

The day has arrived! I'm an author! Excited to sign books & spread the word on gratitude! #happilyeverafter pic.twitter.com/vKIWTWy5Ea

— Trista Sutter (@tristasutter) November 26, 2013

The book was published by De Capo Press and released November 26, 2013. Sutter is currently planning an upcoming book tour. However, the dates have not yet been released. Her book Happily Ever After is currently on sale through a number of major book distributors including Barnes & Noble and Amazon.

Image via Twitter | Trista Sutter