How do you rebuild a life when everything you love is shattered?
Jessica's world crumbles when tragedy strikes her family, testing her faith and threatening to destroy her young marriage. As she navigates the heartache of devastating loss, an unexpected pregnancy, and a husband retreating into isolation, Jessica must find the strength to cling to hope when all feels broken. This powerful Christian women's fiction story explores the raw reality of grief, the fragility of marriage under strain, and the redemptive grace that offers second chances. Through authentic portrayals of faith tested by tragedy, supportive friendships and the healing power of community, Empty Hands invites readers into a deeply moving narrative of perseverance and spiritual surrender.
Perfect for readers seeking inspirational tales of healing after loss, this novel offers spiritual nourishment for anyone facing life's hardest moments. With richly drawn characters and realistic faith struggles, it reminds us that in our emptiness, God's peace can fill us anew.
Discover a story of hope and restoration that speaks to the resilient spirit within us all
Tracy Wainwright writes faith-filled stories centered around hope, resilience, grace, family, and the beauty of God’s presence through life’s most difficult seasons. She is the author of multiple Christian fiction and nonfiction titles, including the Fruit of the Spirit series published through Pelican Book Group, as well as cozy mysteries set in Virginia’s Historic Triangle.
Her stories explore themes of healing, friendship, perseverance, redemption, and the ways faith can sustain us through both heartbreak and joy. In addition to writing novels, Tracy enjoys encouraging others through speaking, ministry, and personal reflections on faith and everyday life. When she’s not writing, Tracy enjoys spending time with family, serving in ministry, reading, and continuing work on future stories.
Love getting to know another couple from the friend group. Can't imagine going through what this couple went through and love the honest way the good, bad, and ugly are handled in this story.