Finding the Way Home

Nara has spent her entire life learning how not to need anyone.

Growing up in the foster system taught her to be frugal, independent, and careful about where she placed her trust. Now, at twenty-seven, she has a budding career, a growing place in her church, and a quiet life she can call her own.

Then there is Matt.

At forty-three, Matt is everything Nara has learned not to expect from people: kind, dependable, faithful, and still single ten years after losing his wife.

He is also her church's accountant. And, increasingly, the man whose eyes seem to linger on her a little too long.

When an ordinary church potluck ends with an unexpected kiss, Nara can't help wondering if perhaps God has finally answered the question she's carried all her life:

'Where do I belong?'

But love doesn't erase the past. And finding a person to love is not always the same thing as finding home.

Sometimes, before you can find your way home, you have to discover what home really means.

A Christian romance about faith, love, grief, family, and the courage to belong.