Threads of Grace A Novel of Faith, Love, and Redemption in Mid-Century America

In the late 1940s, Ellie Whitford leaves the Oklahoma plains with little more than a sewing basket, a handful of scripture, and the hope that God still has a place for her. Moving to a quiet rail town to help her ailing aunt, she finds steady work in the church sewing circle-and a community that sees past her guarded silence.

Caleb Monroe, a World War II veteran turned railway foreman, carries the weight of battlefield promises and the loss of those he couldn't save. Known for his steady hands and quiet strength, he has built a life of routine repairs-until a chance meeting with Ellie sparks something he thought he'd buried with the war.

As the seasons turn, quiet conversations and small acts of kindness stitch their lives together. But when Ellie's future in town is suddenly uncertain, both must decide whether to trust God's plan-and each other-enough to risk the comfort of the familiar for the hope of something lasting.

A tender, faith-filled story of second chances, small-town community, and the grace that mends even the most tattered past, Threads of Grace will resonate with fans of Francine Rivers, Sarah Sundin, and Lynn Austin.