She lives under a name that isn't hers.
He lives with a faith he no longer trusts.
But love-real, soul-deep love-has a way of bringing back what the world tried to steal.

Elizabeth Fairchild has spent the last decade erasing herself, living in hiding after witnessing a crime that shattered her past and severed her from everything she believed. She's not looking to be seen. She's certainly not looking to be found.

Then she meets Thomas-a quiet carpenter, once a pastor, who lost his faith the night he buried his family. He's not preaching anymore. Just building things that last.

What begins as guarded kindness grows into something sacred-slow and aching and impossibly real. Through one another, they begin to find the pieces of themselves they thought were gone for good. But the past never stays buried, and the truth Elizabeth carries may be the one thing that undoes them both.

Set in a small town stitched with hymns, grief, and golden hour light, A Place to Be Found is a tender, soul-stirring story of second chances, the quiet return of faith, and the kind of love that believes in you even when you can't.