Something Good
by Vanessa Miller

In Something Good, Vanessa Miller crafts a poignant and layered narrative that revolves around the lives of three women who find themselves interconnected by a life-changing accident. The story examines the complexities of guilt, forgiveness, and redemption in a world that often seems unforgiving.

Alexis Marshall, burdened by guilt for causing the accident that paralyzed Jon-Jon Robinson, finds herself at a moral crossroads. While her husband is eager to move on, Alexis is plagued by her conscience and a secret life that isn’t as perfect as it appears. The tension between doing the right thing and meeting her husband’s expectations becomes a central conflict in her life.

Trish Robinson, Jon-Jon’s mother, is battling to keep her family together after the devastating accident. Struggling with mounting bills and a husband consumed by anger, Trish turns to prayer for divine intervention. Her life takes an unexpected turn when Marquita Lewis arrives at her doorstep, carrying a baby and the potential for new beginnings.

Miller’s novel deftly handles intricate issues of morality, family, and faith, all set against the backdrop of modern dilemmas. Something Good explores how the most challenging moments can sometimes lead to growth and healing, especially when people choose to come together in spite of their differences.

Praise for Something Good:

“This real-to-life story doesn’t shy away from some hard issues of the modern world, but Miller is a master storyteller, who brings healing and redemption to her characters, and thus the reader, through the power of love and faith. I thoroughly enjoyed this book.” —Rachel Hauck, New York Times bestselling author