Every Kind of Free is a faith-rooted, emotionally honest novel about love after loss, healing after endurance, and the courage it takes to begin again.

Five years after the death of her abusive, alcoholic husband, Jules Millhouse is finally standing on her own. Her children are grown, her home is quiet, and for the first time in decades, no one is controlling her choices. But freedom, she discovers, can feel lonelier-and more frightening-than captivity ever was.

As Jules begins to listen for God's voice beyond survival, two very different men enter her world. Reid is charming, magnetic, and unsettlingly familiar, awakening patterns she thought were long behind her. Jameson is steady, thoughtful, and quietly strong, offering something she isn't sure she can trust yet: safety.

While mentoring women whose stories mirror her own painful past, Jules uncovers truths that threaten to undo her-and force her to confront the fears and false beliefs that once kept her stuck. To move forward, she must decide whether she will repeat what she knows or risk believing that God still has more for her.

Tender, reflective, and deeply redemptive, Every Kind of Free is for readers who love: