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When the light feels too far to reach, will you still believe there's beauty in your shadow? In this intimate collection of short stories and deeply personal Christian essays, Kimberly Renée Wilson explores the fragile beauty that lives between loss and becoming. Through ""A Bleeding Brush"", ""Perhaps, I'm Enough"", and a series of reflections on grace, effort, community, and healing, she reveals the many ways the soul learns to rise again. In ""A Bleeding Brush"", twenty-one-year-old artist Shiloh Wacey must learn to breathe without the man she still loves. As grief presses in, she rediscovers the God who never left her and the truth that healing isn't about forgetting-it's about remembering differently. Then there's ""Perhaps, I'm Enough"". A young mother and wife battles the shadows of doubt and inadequacy, while searching for the long-buried proof that she really is worth something more. Complementing these tales, Wilson's essays share her own wrestle with faith, doubt, effort, and redemption-from rebuilding a relationship with God in a lonely basement apartment to confronting the lies of unworthiness. Each piece offers a raw, hopeful glimpse into the quiet places where God meets us.

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