She did not chase a crown. She was chosen for one.

Born Hadassah. Known to the world as Esther. An orphan, an exile, a Hebrew girl with two names and no political future - until the most powerful king in the ancient world extended a golden scepter in her direction and changed the course of history.

For Such a Time as This is a sweeping biblical romantasy retelling of the Book of Esther - written for the woman who is trusting God with her love story, walking her own season of preparation, and wondering whether the desires of her heart have been forgotten.

They have not.

Follow Hadassah from the weavers' quarter of Susa through the marble corridors of Ahasuerus's palace, through twelve months of consecration in the women's house, through the terrifying silence of thirty days without a summons - and finally into the throne room, where a woman who has been prepared in the hidden place steps forward and touches the tip of the scepter with a hand that does not tremble.

This is a story about:

• A king who asks real questions - and a queen who learns to answer honestly

• The beauty that forms in the hidden place, where no one but God is watching

• The difference between performance and presence, between striving and being chosen

• What it means to discover that your positioning was never only about you

• The theology of a love story written by Someone who does not waste a single season

Grounded in Scripture, elevated in prose, and written directly for the woman who is believing God for her kingdom husband - For Such a Time as This includes an epilogue with theology notes on the Book of Esther and anchor scriptures to carry you through your own waiting season.

If you loved A Lineage of Grace, A Voice in the Wind, or The Chosen Women series - and you've been hungry for a biblical love story written with both reverence and fire - this book was written for you.

For such a time as this, you were born. And that is more than enough.