Tomorrow A Promise on Sunset Shores comes out, and before it does, I want you to meet Alyssa.

When we first see her, it's 2:14 in the morning. She's on the floor of her husband's childhood bedroom with a laptop on her knees, finishing work for a client, next to a yellow legal pad. Every line on that pad is in her handwriting: every bottle, every ounce, every blood sugar check for seven months. Her baby girl, Grace, came home from the NICU with two diagnoses, and Alyssa is the only person in that house who was there when the doctors said, "Watch her, and trust what you see." Nobody has ever offered to take a night feed. Nobody else in the house has ever asked what the little green light on Grace's monitor is for.

I think a lot of us know Alyssa. Some of us are Alyssa: the one who carries everything quietly, who keeps saying "I'm fine," who wonders if she's asking for too much when all she wants is somebody to say, "I got it. You rest."

Alyssa's story is about missing red flags, finding your strength again, and learning that God sees the woman who has been watching everybody else.

It's yours tomorrow morning.

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