Who, Me? is a faith-based fiction story about ordinary obedience in a noisy digital age. Eli Carter never set out to lead a movement. He was a husband, father, and ordinary man trying to stay faithful while the world around him grew louder and darker. But when one simple post about God, repentance, and the condition of the home begins to spread, Eli is pulled into something much larger than himself. Parents begin praying. Families begin repenting. Churches begin opening their doors. Strangers begin taking one faithful step at a time. As the message spreads, Eli must face the same question again and again: Who, me? This story is about faith, repentance, family, courage, spiritual responsibility, and the quiet power of obedience. It is not about fame, status, or perfect people. It is about what can happen when one ordinary person stops waiting for someone else to act. Ideal for readers who enjoy Christian fiction, spiritual reflection, cultural commentary, family-centered stories, and books about faith in the modern digital world. Also available on Amazon.com - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H31BPK1B
