Clara Bennett had only one word left for God: a broken, angry Amen.

Her life has been decimated. She is a single mother fleeing a painful past, her daughter Lila is battling a severe illness, and her faith-once her anchor-collapsed years ago. With nowhere left to turn, Clara lands in the remote, rain-soaked town of Haven's Reach, taking refuge in an ancient seaside chapel managed by the perpetually serene caretaker, Elias Monroe.

Elias's quiet conviction fuels Clara's cynicism, but as a devastating coastal storm rolls in and Lila's health plummets, Clara finds herself at the very end of her own strength. Kneeling by her daughter's bedside, she whispers her final, desperate surrender. As her "last amen" leaves her lips, the storm breaks, both literally and spiritually.

What Clara soon discovers is a miracle rooted not in her last prayer, but in a profound, thirty-year covenant of grace. She uncovers an unsent letter revealing Elias's own silent grief and his lifelong vow to keep the chapel safe for the one who would need it most.

Her Last Amen is an emotionally resonant novel about motherhood, forgiveness, and rediscovering faith when everything is lost. It is proof that God never forgets a prayer, and that grace is not about being strong enough to hold on, but about being loved enough to be found.