Who We Could’ve Been is a personal faith-centered memoir that explores grief, identity, and spiritual transformation after the sudden loss of the author’s father in childhood. The book traces the emotional journey from confusion, anger, and anxiety toward healing through a developing relationship with God. Organized into sections that reflect stages of loss, wrestling, encounter, rebuilding, and purpose, the narrative emphasizes how suffering can shape identity and strengthen faith rather than define a person’s limitations. Through storytelling, biblical reflection, and testimony, the author presents the idea that hardship can redirect a life toward deeper meaning and spiritual calling. Ultimately, the book serves as both a testimony of resilience and an encouragement to readers facing trauma, uncertainty, or doubt to trust that growth and purpose can emerge from pain.
Publication
2026
Pages
68
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Outskirts Press
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