Esterlynn

Ellen Sattler is a typical Midwestern girl with one exception? unlike her older sister, Brynn, Ellen was adopted into the family as an infant from China. While Ellen never struggled with feeling loved by her family or accepted by her friends, she often questioned her identity and the God that would choose to take her away from her birth mother.
One fateful evening, Ellen gets lost and has an encounter with a supernatural being that comforts her with an overwhelming sense of safety before leading her home. But when no one believes her story, Ellen feels compelled to find someone who will. Thus begins her secret search for her birth mother.
As Ellen sets out on her journey, she finds herself crossing paths with a kind-hearted stranger named Chuck and a quirky, yet godly, Irish woman named Muriel. In her quest for answers, Ellen unknowingly gets caught up in a series of events that will change the life of a mysterious young woman.
While Ellen is focused on her own agenda, God is bringing everything full circle, teaching Ellen what it means to be a child of God and believe that He places each of us exactly where we are meant to be, not necessarily in a way that we understand but in a position that allows us to be used by Him.
In the end, Ellen? s quest for answers is met with a twist that only God Himself could orchestrate.