Chasing Noah is a deeply moving novel about encountering the divine in the midst of unimaginable loss. It follows Dr. Muriel Pexi, a trauma physician navigating divorce and motherhood, whose life is shattered when a tragic accident claims her five-year-old son, Noah. After surviving the same incident that takes his life, Muriel awakens to a world irrevocably altered.
In the months and years that follow, she wrestles with a grief that is at once suffocating and disorienting, compounded by vivid dreams in which Noah appears alongside a mysterious child, Isho. As these encounters unfold, Isho emerges as a quiet but transformative presence, guiding Muriel toward a deeper understanding of her suffering and the possibility of healing.
Blending emotional realism with spiritual depth, Chasing Noah offers a fictional yet profoundly authentic portrayal of parental grief. It invites readers to inhabit Muriel’s raw interior world while gently opening the question of divine presence—not as abstraction, but as lived experience. Ultimately, it is a story of loss, longing, and the fragile, grace-filled path toward restoration.
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Living in Buffalo, New York, this rising literary voice spent years working in the classroom teaching math and science by day and writing by night. Hearing the call to ministry, she is undertaking a master’s degree in theology. Working alongside parents who grieve the loss of a child has laid the groundwork for Chasing Noah. When not writing, teaching and studying, Debra enjoys spending time with her family and baking bread.
Dr. Michael J. Morris brings a unique perspective to the thriller genre, combining his extensive academic background in biblical studies with a talent for crafting compelling narratives that explore the intersection of language, history, and the unseen spiritual realm.
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Virginia Lee Bliss brings the perspective of a traveler, teacher and biologist, to her published works. Her experience of living in Scotland and Poland appears in her books, as do her years of teaching college biology. She lives on a lake in Central Massachusetts, where she’s inspired by the history and beauty of New England.
