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The Midnight Prayer Line
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 98
Weight: 0.31
Height: 0.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
She saves everyone else. Who will save her?
Mallory Chen has spent five years as a crisis hotline counselor, talking strangers through their darkest moments. She's good at it - expertly trained, deeply committed, completely burned out. When her supervisor mandates two weeks off, Mallory reluctantly agrees to volunteer on the midnight shift of a small church's anonymous prayer line. No names, no crises, just listening. Simple.
Except nothing about it turns out to be simple.
The callers become her anchors. A lonely widow who calls every Thursday. A teenager wrestling with identity in the dark. And then there's the man with the warm, careful voice who calls on Tuesday nights - a widower three years out from loss who chooses his words like he respects their weight. He never gives his name. She never gives hers. But somewhere between midnight and dawn, in the sacred anonymity of that small prayer room, they begin to know each other in ways that names never could have allowed.
But anonymity has limits.
When the midnight shift is threatened with closure, Mallory fights to save the community she didn't know she needed. When the walls between her and Tuesday begin to crack, she has to face the fear she's been running from for eight years - that being truly known means risking being truly rejected.
And when the truth finally comes out, it's bigger than either of them expected.
The Midnight Prayer Line is a deeply moving contemporary Christian romance about burnout and healing, the courage to be vulnerable, and the unexpected places where community - and love - take root. It's about a woman who has spent her whole life pouring into others learning, at last, to let herself be filled.
Themes include: mental health, grief, faith restoration, found family, and the transformative power of simply being heard.
Readers who love Becky Wade, Denise Hunter, and Susan May Warren - or who enjoyed The Midnight Library and Act Your Age, Eve Brown - will find themselves unable to put this one down.
Sometimes the voices in the dark lead us exactly where we need to go.
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