Sanai Brooks has everything a church woman is supposed to want: the title of First Lady, the respect of her congregation, and the polished image of a sanctified life. But beneath the Sunday hats, pressed suits, and plastered smiles, Sanai is suffocating in silence. Her marriage is unraveling behind closed doors, her prophetic dreams are dismissed as "nonsense," and her soul is weighed down by secrets she vowed never to tell.

When haunting visions of a chained little girl begin to disrupt her nights, Sanai can no longer ignore the truth. The girl isn't just a dream-she's a reflection of Sanai's own brokenness, the younger self she abandoned in order to wear the mask of perfection. Each dream cracks the fa