For forty-eight years, Renee Grant believed she knew exactly where she belonged.
She was the cherished only daughter of Lorraine and David Carter, raised in a loving Pennsylvania home. After twenty years apart, she had even found her way back to Marcus-the college sweetheart she never stopped loving-and built the life she once thought they had lost.
Then a hidden letter reveals that the woman Renee called Mama was not her biological mother.
Her birth mother, Celeste, is still alive.
With Marcus beside her, Renee travels from Georgia to Pennsylvania and Baltimore in search of answers. What she finds is Simone, the sister she never knew existed; a mother whose memories are slowly disappearing; and a family history shaped by love, loss, fear, and promises that were never kept.
As Renee uncovers the truth, she must decide whether forgiveness is possible when the people who loved her most were also the ones who denied her the right to know who she was.
When Love Finds Its Way Home is a moving contemporary Christian novel about two mothers, two sisters, a love that survived twenty years of silence, and one woman's discovery that opening her heart to the family she never knew does not require her to surrender the family she has always loved.