Angol
Claire Jennings has spent twenty-eight years believing she knows exactly who she is. Raised by loving Christian parents and taught that truth is the foundation of faith, she has never had reason to question her family. Or her past.
Until the FBI asks for her DNA.
What begins as an unexpected request soon forces Claire to confront questions about her identity that she never imagined asking. As long-buried secrets come to light, Claire finds herself caught between the family who raised her, the people connected to her past, and a truth that threatens everything she thought she knew about herself.
Struggling with anger, grief, and a faith that suddenly feels full of impossible questions, Claire must decide whether she can face the truth without allowing it to define her.
Because sometimes the hardest thing to understand isn't where you came from, but who you are when you finally learn the truth.
