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The Father's Call
Paperback
FantasyChristian FictionGeneral Fiction
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 22 2025
Pages: 210
Weight: 0.63
Height: 0.48 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Caleb Clarke was once full of promise-the son of a pastor, a natural athlete, a young man everyone believed would go far. Now, he drifts through life in a city that never quite feels like home, weighed down by failure, haunted by silence, and estranged from the people who love him most. Nights blur into aimless wandering, mornings begin with regret, and every phone call from his father is another reminder of the distance between who he was and who he has become.
One night, on the edge of surrender, Caleb is pulled into an experience that defies explanation. What begins in despair becomes something far more powerful: a collision of worlds where past and present blur, and where the familiar weight of failure is met by an unexpected voice calling him toward something greater.
As he stumbles through this new reality, Caleb must wrestle with questions that reach deeper than survival: What if the life he thought he ruined was never the point? What if the things he tried to escape are the very keys to his redemption? And what if the call he has been running from all along refuses to let him go?
The Father's Call is a story of brokenness, mystery, and second chances. Intimate and raw, yet sweeping in scope, it explores the tension between doubt and faith, between running and belonging, between the life we choose and the one that calls us home.
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