Finding Mia: Sometimes finding, means being found

by Dianne J. Wilson

~ Special 10th Authorversary Re-release ~

Isobel is on the hunt for her missing muse. What she finds instead is an abandoned toddler who is sunburned and close to death. Dr Liam Brigham keeps little Mia alive, but needs Isobel to save the girl from a far greater danger-a killer with an agenda for kidnapping.

With Mia's life next in line, Isobel and Liam have to put aside their differences, face their past, and throw their trust at the only One able to save.

261 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 21, 2025

About the author

Dianne J. Wilson writes across genres including YA Fantasy and Romantic Suspense. Weaving Invisible into words, she explores spiritual truth woven through ordinary life with equal dashes of breathless adventure and tongue-in-cheek humor, all soaked in God's Grace. She writes in stolen moments, usually in the back seat of her tiny car.

Her home is in Makhanda, a South African university town, where she lives with her hubby and three daughters who all take turns at being home. Her love-language is tea and taking long drives to listen to new songs with her girls. When she’s not stuck in her car writing, you can find her feeding all the hungry people in her house who gaze at her expectantly around mealtimes.

Reviews

[Diane · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was an interesting Christian suspense set on the western coast of South Africa. I liked the plot and the Christian message throughout. The main character, however, was annoying at times. Otherwise a clean read and enjoyable story.

[Jeanette S. Stracner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very wonderful novel!

Dianne J. Wilson did a great job. Isabel Carter found a child on a coastal sand who was sun burned. She took her to the hospital. She met Dr. Liam Brigham and later she takes her home. There is suspense, art, teaching, neighbors. Very good book. Jeanette Stracner

[Diane Bailey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Emotional Rollercoaster

In our current world the specter of child trafficking looms too large to comprehend the scope. This story is intense and suspenseful. It gives names and faces to this heartrending issue

[Alicia Whittle · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is one of the best and somewhat scary suspense books I've ever read. Along with deep spiritual undertones, I would liken her writing to Karen Kingsbury's. Great read--keeps you on the edge of your seat.

[Anna Riley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finding Mia

What a beautiful story about Mia. Great story about being good to people and Jesus always being in your life if you allow him.

[RP · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very sobering well written book. Glad that I read it, characters are well written. A bit of a nail biter.

[Jo-Anne Uphill · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book 🙌💚🦋✝️especially because it contained Christian content and a very hopeful theme 🙏🥰💖🧡❤️thanks Dianne I bought your other two books straight away and love them too 🦋🙏💚✝️Jo

[Sandra J. Sandersfeld · Rating 5 out of 5]

one of the best suspense books I’ve read.

This book held my attention from beginning to the end. It wasn’t the same tired plot I often read. I hope to read others in the series.

[Eunice Hughes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story

It was good to see
Mia changing Isabel .There was some twists and turns but a good book to read.
It shows we are never alone.

[Janet Griffith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Running from pain.

Finding a child sunburned and needing help. Isabella runs into all kinds of problems. Kidnapped Mia and other children need help. Will they be rescued in time?

[Trina Lynn Hobson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Unique

There are only so many tropes in inspirational romance so it's rare to find a truly unique one. This unicorn will make you laugh and cry and read all night.

[Alice Tallent · Rating 5 out of 5]

Couldn’t Stop

I just couldn’t stop reading—had to know what happened next. I also enjoyed the figurative and colloquial language, as the story is set in South Africa.

Great example of Christian fiction!

[John Naehring · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unflattering fywomeb

The storyline was good but the women in your books are unbelievably simpering fools - falling apart, unable to eat, curled up in complete despair. I won't be looking to read any more of your books.