What We Found in Hallelujah
by Vanessa Miller

The Reynolds women are bracing for another storm, both literal and metaphorical, and the only way out is to face it head-on. November has never been kind to them; it’s the month they lost their patriarch and the time when fourteen-year-old Trinity disappeared. Hope Reynolds’ troubles continue in this cursed month when she discovers her boyfriend’s infidelity and her family’s beach house is at risk due to a mistake.

Simultaneously, Faith Reynolds-Phillips grapples with financial woes, an impending divorce, and the challenge of raising a daughter who painfully reminds her of Trinity. Returning to Hallelujah, South Carolina, during hurricane season is the last thing Hope and Faith want, but it’s necessary to confront the secrets fracturing their family. Surviving this new storm offers them a chance to rebuild their lives on the foundation of truth.

This latest novel by Vanessa Miller, renowned for her inspirational contemporary fiction, explores themes of family secrets, mother-daughter dynamics, forgiveness, and renewed faith. Praised by Kimberla Lawson Roby, it’s an ideal read for fans of heartwarming stories. The book is a stand-alone novel and includes discussion questions for book clubs. Other works by Vanessa Miller include Something Good.