Kd McIntyre: Finding Grace, Gebunden

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Everyone was searching for Gracie.

Now that she's been found, she has to figure out who she is.

At seventeen, Sarah Grace "Gracie" Robertson should be thinking about graduation, college, and the life waiting beyond high school. Instead, the truth about her past has changed everything she thought she knew about her family.

The man she has called Dad her entire life is facing the consequences of choices that shattered more than one life.

Brad Kendall, the famous baseball player who helped bring Gracie home, is no longer simply part of the story surrounding her disappearance. He is her biological father...and he wants the chance to become something more. But an unresolved past and an unexpected offer could pull him back toward a life he thought he had left behind.

Carrie Thomas is trying to find her place in the life of the daughter she gave up years ago while facing a decision of her own. Does she return to the public eye and the career that once defined her, or has everything that happened with Gracie changed what she wants from her future?

Paige Robertson remains the mother who raised Gracie and knows that loving her sometimes means allowing her to make painful choices for herself. But Paige is also trying to navigate a new normal she never asked for after discovering that the life she trusted was built on lies and the marriage that once made her feel secure was never what she believed it to be.

And Gracie is caught in the middle of all of it.

The cameras are still watching. The questions haven't stopped. Everyone seems to have an opinion about who Gracie should love, forgive, trust, or call family.

But for the first time, Gracie is beginning to understand that some answers belong only to her.

As old wounds surface, relationships shift, and unexpected doors begin to open, Gracie must decide which parts of her past will shape her future...and what it truly means to be found.

Finding Grace is an emotional story of family, identity, forgiveness, and the complicated truth that love does not always fit neatly into the roles we are given.