In the coastal town of Necanicum, Oregon, advocate Grace James answers late-night calls to help victims of domestic violence. When she meets battered wife Emily, isolated young mother Kelly, and Emily's brave teenage daughter Amber, their lives intertwine against a backdrop of faith, courage, and community. As an unprecedented windstorm cuts the town off from the world, each woman must find the strength to choose survival. Written by a real-life advocate, this faith-centered novel offers a compassionate, unflinching look at abuse—and the hope of a safe house. Written by a real domestic-violence advocate with 14+ years responding alongside police and hospitals Perfect timely feature for October Domestic Violence Awareness Month Three interwoven women's stories of abuse, courage, and escape with a dramatic storm climax Faith-centered and clean without being preachy—shows conversion, prayer, and ward community in action “What if home is the most dangerous place?”Perfect for an adult Latter-day Saint woman who enjoys faith-affirming fiction and cares deeply about protecting families from abuse, likely reading for a Relief Society or women's book club.
