Prodigal Daughter
About the Book
Nan Morrow thought she’d already lost her daughter once. Now Jenna wants to come home.
After years of betrayal, addiction, and heartbreak, Nan isn’t sure she can open that door again. Her husband wants to forgive and forget. Her grown children are divided. And Nan—torn between love and self-protection—finds herself at war with her own faith.
Set against the rhythms of small-town life and the ache of family memories, The Prodigal Daughter follows one mother’s journey through anger, exhaustion, and ultimately, prayerful surrender. Through tear-stained mornings, whispered intercessions, and the steady friendship that refuses to let her go, Nan learns what “letting God handle it” really means.
This emotional prequel to Wendy S. Miller’s redemptive fiction series invites you into a story of forgiveness that feels achingly real—and reminds every weary parent that God still specializes in lost causes.
For every mother who’s prayed through the night and every believer who’s wondered if grace can reach “that far.”
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