The morning her son Mikael died of an accidental overdose, Leanne Davidson lay in bed and whispered three words: Lord help me. From that shattered place, she made one more choice, to carry her grief in light rather than darkness.

Mending Hearts and Anchored Souls is an honest, tender account of a mother learning to walk with God through devastating loss. Davidson does not write from a safe distance. She writes from inside the grief, candid about rage, the slow work of forgiveness, and the small daily gifts she calls joy bombs that became lifelines on the hardest days. Built around ten spiritual practices, each chapter is earned from the trenches, not from easy resolution.

Inside, you will find:

A devotional path through parental grief and overdose bereavement grounded in lived, specific faith

The life-changing distinction between thanking God for your circumstances and thanking Him in them

Lament reclaimed as a biblical practice that moves through protest toward trust

Faith-based spiritual growth that meets you in the mess, not after it

This book is for the grieving mother, the worn-down believer, and anyone ready for the honest, untidy work of healing. Get your copy today.