Chasing Noah

Chasing Noah is a deeply moving novel about encountering the divine in the midst of unimaginable loss. It follows Dr. Muriel Pexi, a trauma physician navigating divorce and motherhood, whose life is shattered when a tragic accident claims her five-year-old son, Noah. After surviving the same incident that takes his life, Muriel awakens to a world irrevocably altered.

In the months and years that follow, she wrestles with a grief that is at once suffocating and disorienting, compounded by vivid dreams in which Noah appears alongside a mysterious child, Isho. As these encounters unfold, Isho emerges as a quiet but transformative presence, guiding Muriel toward a deeper understanding of her suffering and the possibility of healing.

Blending emotional realism with spiritual depth, Chasing Noah offers a fictional yet profoundly authentic portrayal of parental grief. It invites readers to inhabit Muriel's raw interior world while gently opening the question of divine presence-not as abstraction, but as lived experience. Ultimately, it is a story of loss, longing, and the fragile, grace-filled path toward restoration.