In small-town Tennessee, healing comes when you least expect it. Bekah Casey is soul-weary, and clinging to anger like it's the only thing keeping her upright. It's been nearly a year since her world shattered, and she still can't breathe right. Her marriage is broken, her faith is cracked, and the only thing she knows how to do is run-from her pain, from Mitch, and from the God who seems to have gone silent. Now back under her parents' roof in small-town Tennessee, Bekah's juggling two jobs and a heart full of questions. Her mama swears the Lord's still working, even in the dark-but Bekah's not so sure. Especially when things go from bad to worse, and the shadows she's been dancing with start to close in. Mitch Casey never figured himself a praying man, but he'd try anything to fix what he broke. Bekah's pain is a mirror of his own, and he's willing to carry the blame if it means she might finally find peace. But after one reckless night and a stint in jail, Mitch is handed a second chance in the most unexpected of places-a church basement, under the guidance of a no-nonsense pastor with a past of his own. Shadow Dancing is a raw, redemptive Southern tale about the messy, beautiful work of forgiveness. With grit, grace, and a rhythm all its own, this is a story of two broken souls learning to trust again-in each other, in themselves, and maybe even in something greater. Start reading now and discover a story that lingers long after the last page!