There is a version of faith you're taught as a child - simple, certain, unshakable. And then there's the moment it breaks. For the woman at the center of Communion, that moment didn't come with warning. It came with silence.

When the God she'd trusted her whole life seemed to go quiet at the exact moment she needed him most, she didn't just lose her faith - she lost the community, the certainty, and the version of herself that had been built around belief. What followed wasn't a graceful crisis of conscience. It was anger. Numbness. Years of going through motions that no longer meant anything, searching for something - anything - to fill the space where faith used to live.

Communion is the unflinching, deeply personal account of what it actually costs to walk away from faith - and what it takes, years later, to find your way back to it on your own terms. This isn't a tidy redemption story. It's an honest one: about the people who stayed, the ones who didn't, the rock-bottom moment that stripped everything away, and the small, unexpected flicker of grace that started to change everything.

If you've ever sat in silence wondering where God went - or wondered if you could ever find your way back - this memoir will feel like it was written for you. Read Communion today and discover that the path back to faith doesn't have to look like the one you left.