Before a voice cried out in the wilderness, there was a woman who waited.

Set in the hills of Judea, Elisabeth reimagines the life of the woman Scripture remembers as the mother of John the Baptist. Through seasons of devotion, longing, loss, and quiet faithfulness, Elisabeth's story unfolds alongside her husband Zechariah and her beloved kinswoman Hannah, whose daughter will one day be called Mary.

Rooted in the Gospel of Luke and woven with historical imagination, this novel explores the hidden years behind the miracle, the prayers whispered in the dark, the ache of unanswered hope, and the sacred weight of waiting on God.

This is a story of grief and endurance, of lamps kept burning, and of faith refined in silence, a testament to the women whose obedience shaped salvation history long before the world was watching.