THREE WOMEN, ONE DESPERATE LIE, AND THE FAITH THAT COULD SAVE THEM ALL Atlanta Childcare Workers Risk Everything in High-Stakes Deception That Threatens to Destroy Their Lives and Careers Fire Sisters: The Way We Were A Contemporary Christian Novel About Faith, Forgiveness, and Second Chances At The Family Circle Childhood Experience in Atlanta, Georgia, three women have been handed the opportunity of a lifetime: designing and building a state-of-the-art infant center that could transform their facility—and their own struggling futures. Samantha , the project manager, desperately fills her emptiness with meaningless relationships, always searching for a love that remains just out of reach. Renee , a devoted wife and mother of three, secretly dreams of escaping her crowded home and modest marriage, finding dangerous refuge in an affair with the sophisticated consultant whose glamorous world represents everything she's never had. Jamela , the center's dance teacher and single mother, works tirelessly while haunted by family tragedy, determined to track down her son's absent father—the man who abandoned them when responsibility came calling. When disaster strikes—Renee's family faces eviction and the precious architectural blueprints vanish—the three friends make a desperate pact. They'll recreate the professional plans themselves, hiding the truth from their boss Vic at all costs. But their web of deception rapidly spirals out of control. Renee's artistic talents prove no match for professional architectural expertise. Samantha's romantic entanglements explode when she unknowingly becomes involved with the underwriter's husband. Jamela's increasingly dangerous quest for her son's father leads her into the shadowy world of shamans and mysticism. As their carefully constructed lies threaten to destroy not only the project but their careers and friendships, these three women searching for love, worth, and family in all the wrong places face their ultimate reckoning. When their deception is finally exposed and they lose everything they thought mattered, Samantha, Renee, and Jamela must confront the emptiness they've been running from. In their darkest hour, they discover that God's love has been pursuing them all along, offering the forgiveness, purpose, and belonging they've desperately sought. A powerful reminder that sometimes our greatest failures become doorways to our deepest healing—and that God's grace meets us exactly where we are. Perfect for readers who enjoyed "The Do-Over," "The Prayer Box," and "Before I Called You Mine"—a story of redemption that speaks to anyone who has ever felt lost, unworthy, or searching for where they truly belong.