What happens when a man loses everything his name, his child, his home, his voice yet refuses to lose his faith? In this gripping, heart-piercing, and spiritually electrifying true story, Ernest Asante invites you into the fire he never asked for, and the divine restoration he never expected. Accused of unimaginable crimes, separated from his infant daughter, abandoned by those he trusted, and left homeless on church floors in a foreign country, Ernest’s life was shattered by lies powerful enough to destroy any man. But this is not a story of destruction. It is a story of resurrection . Through tear-stained prayers, supernatural encounters, and the unwavering grace of God, Ernest journeys from wrongful accusation to complete acquittal, from silence to purpose, from loss to legacy. Along the way, he discovers a love strong enough to heal his wife Charity, a Proverbs 31 woman whose faith stands taller than every courtroom. Across Ghana, the UK, and the United States, Ernest rebuilds his life piece by piece returning to nursing, reclaiming his ministry, constructing homes that stand as monuments of mercy, and never once letting go of hope for the daughter stolen from his arms. This book is: A father’s cry for the child he still calls Miracle. - A beacon of hope for anyone falsely accused or unjustly broken. - A prophetic testimony of God’s ability to restore what was stolen, rebuild what was ruined, and redeem what was meant for evil. - A roadmap of faith for those walking through valleys where the justice of man fails but the justice of Heaven prevails. You will walk through the courtroom where the Holy Spirit interrupted the proceedings. You will witness betrayal that cut deeper than knives. You will feel the weight of twelve silent years and the roar of divine vindication. You will see how God turns ashes into altars and pain into purpose. If you have ever been wounded, silenced, abandoned, or falsely painted by the world… this book will breathe life back into your spirit. By the final page, you will not just believe in restoration you will expect it. Because Ernest’s story does not simply inspire. It proves that the God who restores is still writing stories… and yours might be next.