Field of Grace

by Rosemary Okafor

Obiageli arrives with nothing but grief and grit, determined to protect her mother-in-law and rebuild her life. Chinua, a man of quiet strength devoted to his land and faith, never expected romance to cross his path. But when a ruthless rival threatens everything he holds dear, their lives collide in a fight for justice, survival, and an unexpected love.
What begins as a battle over land becomes a tender, soul-deep connection. Yet with envy burning at their heels and secrets buried in the soil, they must will they risk everything for love, or lose it all trying?
Drenched in God’s presence, proud Igbo culture, and emotional warmth, A Field of Grace is an unforgettable retelling of Ruth and Boaz — where faith meets fire, and love dares to bloom in the ashes.

Genres: Christian Fiction, Christian Romance

353 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 4, 2026

Reviews

[Lawlah · Rating 5 out of 5]

Field of Grace is a truly beautiful story — a retelling of Ruth and Boaz from the Bible, set in the eastern part of Nigeria.

Chinua’s character was so lovely. He was completely gone for Obiageli, loving her wholeheartedly in a way that felt pure and intentional.

I really appreciated how the author stayed true to the original story while seamlessly infusing rich Nigerian cultural elements into the narrative. It made the story feel fresh, yet familiar.

It was such a fun and insightful read, and I highly recommend it.

This is a 5-star read — one everyone should pick up.

[Testimony · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've never written a review and compared but I told someone, I finally found a book that can rival Redeeming Love (a retelling of Gomer and Hosea)

What a beautifully written book grounded in faith, I was highlighting so bad you'd think it was a sermon.

The faith, culture and romance was a perfect mix, no one overpowering the other.

I'll totally read this again!!!

[Temitope Adeniran · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rosemary, I'll say a big thank you for the beautiful retelling of Ruth and Boaz's story in Field Of Grace. I liked the fact that the original storyline was maintained while brilliantly infusing African /Nigerian culture into the story.

Field Of Grace made me laugh, cry, giggle effortlessly at the love between Chinua and Obiageli. It's been a while since I read about a MMC yearn so much for his love interest, it was so beautiful to see.
I also liked how Chinua was a man of intense faith, I loved the declarations and I spoke them into my life. That aspect drew me in and it felt it was more than fiction.

Everyone needs to experience a Chinua in a lifetime, someone who would love you unconditionally and would support you in every way possible. Obiageli too never gave up and she trusted in every step she took, despite all the obstacles she faced.

Field Of Grace teaches faith, resilience, unconditional love, and the blessings of a family.
This is a 5 ⭐ read for me.

[Jesuloluwa Ogunleye · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dear Rosemary Okafor, thank you for always giving us beautiful books like this. 🥺
I love how the book held the original story but the Nigerian version. I loved every chapter of the book and I could not get enough.
This is a very brilliant read.

[Tomi · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book has my heart smiling…
Ruth and Boaz story written so beautifully,I enjoyed reading this book.
Chinua is the perfect book boyfriend,loving,lovely,caring,God-fearing

A solid 5/5 for me

[Gloria Elemide · Rating 5 out of 5]

RTC- book too good i need time to gather myself and write a befitting review