Faithless

Book Three in "Daughters of Eve" Trilogy

Ruthie Mae grew up knowing exactly what faith was supposed to look like. Then she lost her parents, lost her home, and found herself in a city that didn't follow a single one of the rules she was raised on.

Eli never had that certainty to begin with. No faith handed down to him. What he does have is an eye for structure; for what a thing can hold, and what it can't. He's spent his life building instead of believing.

Neither of them wants to change the other. But grief has a way of remaking the people it touches, and faith, once it begins to stretch, rarely returns to the shape it had before.

Faithless is a slow-burn literary romance about grief, belonging, and discovering that the strongest foundations are often the ones we choose for ourselves.