The Piano He Built for Her

The melody of grace is often played on a broken instrument. Anna Reyes hasn't touched a piano since the accident that stole her fiancé and her ability to play. Her once-celebrated hands are now paralyzed by grief, and her heart is burdened by a resentment toward God she can no longer quiet. Returning home, she finds herself tasked with restoring the old, silent church piano—a task she believes, like her faith, is impossible. Her path leads her to Eli Turner, a gentle, blind carpenter known for his miraculous ability to restore broken instruments using only his hands and his profound, unwavering faith. Unsettled by the deep peace he carries in his darkness, Anna is drawn to his promise to build her a new piano—not for the church, but for her own shattered soul. Eli names the instrument "Grace," meticulously crafting it from reclaimed, scarred oak pews. As Anna watches the physical act of beauty from brokenness, her frozen spirit begins its agonizing process of thaw, slowly discovering healing through purpose. But the harmony they are building is founded on a devastating, hidden truth. When Eli confesses he was the driver in the same accident that killed her fiancé, it shatters the fragile hope Anna had just begun to rebuild. Now, she must decide if the price of forgiveness is one she can bear, and if the divine orchestration of their intertwined tragedy can truly lead them to a final, perfect song of hope.