When a desperate mother leaves her baby on a stranger's doorstep, she never imagines the miracle that will unfold. Pete Johnson hasn't heard from his estranged son in two years. But when he finds six-month-old Grace abandoned on his porch with a cryptic note signed "Lizzy," his carefully ordered retirement explodes into chaos. The note asks for forty-eight hours. No police. No questions. Just trust from a woman claiming Pete saved her life eighteen years ago—a woman he can't remember. As Pete struggles to care for Grace while searching his past for answers, he discovers that sometimes God's greatest gifts arrive in the most unexpected packages. And sometimes the families we're meant to have aren't the ones we're born into—they're the ones we choose. Beth Anne Hoffman is drowning. Identity theft destroyed her finances. Extortion threats are bleeding her dry. And now the criminals have escalated their demands to a terrifying ultimatum: pay $5,000 or lose her daughter to the foster care system she barely escaped herself. With nowhere else to turn, Beth Anne makes an impossible choice—leaving baby Grace with the only person who ever made her feel safe, even if he doesn't remember the frightened six-year-old girl he rescued one terrible night in San Antonio. But forty-eight hours can change everything. When Pete's son Michael arrives for a surprise reconciliation, he discovers more than his father babysitting a stranger's baby. He discovers Grace's mother is the woman who broke his heart a year ago—and Grace is the daughter he never knew existed. Now three broken people must solve a mystery that threatens to destroy them all: Who is terrorizing Beth Anne? Why do all the clues point to the kindhearted neighbor who's been like a grandmother to Grace? And can a makeshift family built on secrets and second chances survive when the truth finally comes to light? From Baylor graduate and former Air Force pilot Allen Michaels comes a story about the families we lose, the families we find, and the grace that makes redemption possible. Perfect for readers who love Karen Kingsbury, Francine Rivers, and stories that remind us it's never too late for a second chance.