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Finding Home

by Minnie Warren
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Naomi thought she understood what it meant to belong—until a DNA match revealed a family connection she never knew existed and opened the door to questions that had been waiting a lifetime for answers.

As Naomi builds a relationship with her newly discovered brother, Marcus, she finds herself navigating the joy and uncertainty of an expanding family while continuing to build a new life in New Mexico. With graduation approaching and new opportunities ahead, it finally seems that the pieces of her life are beginning to fall into place.

But home is more than a place, and family is more complicated than shared blood.

Just as Naomi begins embracing the future she has worked so hard to create, painful truths within her marriage to Kofi force her to confront betrayal, broken trust, and a question faith cannot answer for her: What does forgiveness look like when reconciliation may not be the right path?

*Finding Home* is an emotional, faith-centered story about family, identity, love, betrayal, forgiveness, and the courage to begin again. Through unexpected family discoveries and difficult truths, Naomi learns that finding home is not simply about discovering where you came from—it is about trusting God as you decide who you are becoming.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Paperback
Published
Aug 2026
Language
EN
Publisher
amazon

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Author note: Adult (18+)For **Finding Home** Faith-centered contemporary fiction featuring mature relationship themes, marital betrayal, family secrets, emotional conflict, forgiveness, and separation. Contains no graphic sexual content or excessive violence. Appropriate for readers who enjoy clean, emotionally grounded Christian fiction.

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