In Ashford, a small Indiana town where everyone knows everyone, Elizabeth Harper had everything: a husband, a son, a quiet and certain faith. In eighteen months, she loses all three.
When an icy road takes her twelve-year-old son, and then her injured husband slips away too, Elizabeth is left alone in a house full of their absence. The woman who once prayed every morning finds herself screaming into an empty kitchen: if God is real, why is He silent? She buries her Bible in a drawer and stops believing.
But grief has strange ways of circling back. A child's forgotten journal. A medal found where it could not possibly be. An old neighbor who survived hell and believes still. And at the end of her darkest night, a light Elizabeth will never be able to explain.
"The Light of Those We've Lost" is the shattering, luminous story of an ordinary woman facing the unthinkable ? a song of grief and hope about the one thing that may never die: love, and the promise of one day finding again those we have lost.
