Every Woman, Every Season. Wholly Her Devotional, #5

Something is changing. Maybe you know exactly what it is. A career shift. A relationship. A health diagnosis. A season ending that you didn't fully choose. Maybe it's more interior than that, a restlessness that doesn't have a name yet, a sense that the life you've been living has reached some kind of edge. Whatever the crossroads, this is the devotional that meets you there. Every Woman, Every Season is a 30-day devotional for any woman standing at a turning point.
Not a specific kind of turning point. Any turning point. The retired woman and the new professional. The woman navigating grief and the woman stepping into something she's been hoping for. The woman who just said yes and the woman who hasn't been able to say it yet. Written by Dr. Patricia A. Farrell, a licensed clinical psychologist with decades of experience supporting women through life's most significant transitions, this devotional brings clinical insight and faith together to speak honestly about what change actually feels like and what God actually does in it.
Over thirty days, readers will explore:  Why transition feels like loss even when it's positive  How to move forward when you can't see the full road ahead  Who you are at the crossroads when your usual roles are in question  The courage that moves in fear rather than waiting for fear to resolve  What God provides at every crossroads, including the hard ones  How to trust the One who knows the road even when you don't The fifth and final book in the Wholly Her series, Every Woman, Every Season is also the universal entry point.
You don't need to have read the other four books. You don't need to fit a specific life-stage category. You just need to be a woman at a crossroads who wants to know she's not navigating it alone. She isn't. And this book will help her feel that. Perfect for: any occasion where a woman needs something real. Birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day, illness recovery, grief, job loss, divorce, graduation, retirement, or any moment between what was and what's next.