Five people—broken, hurting, desperate for grace—find themselves drawn to the river where hope feels out of reach.

Mary is trapped in a torment she cannot escape.
Lydia longs for the daughters she was torn away from.
Matthias carries seven years of guilt he cannot undo.
Cleopus burns with anger that’s consuming his soul.
Tamar has been condemned to die beneath a hail of stones.

Into their suffering steps Geshriel—a man whose presence brings healing, peace, and the first glimmer of redemption they’ve tasted in years.

But when the authorities seize him, everything unravels. What follows overturns every expectation: a sacrifice that becomes a bridge, death that gives birth to life, and a love strong enough to transform the very ground beneath their feet.

On the third day, rumors begin to spread across both shores—rumors that, if true, will change everything they thought they knew about grief, guilt, love, and eternity.

A gospel-rich, emotionally gripping allegory of heaven’s pursuing love—Book 2 in the Bridge Trilogy, powerful on its own.