After her fling with Wes, the good-looking, church-going cowboy, Charlotte is focused on reconnecting with her husband, Derek, and leaving harmful habits, guilt, and shame in the past. When Derek proposes that they start fresh in his hometown, she thinks it’s a wonderful idea; she doesn’t have the heart to tell him that the reason why is because she still thinks about Wes and the kiss they shared at her doorstep.

In her new town of Caddo Springs, Charlotte quickly realizes that new surroundings don’t necessarily erase old concerns, or old insecurities. In fact, Caddo Springs is proving to be rife with problematic people and situations, including Derek’s passive-aggressive mom and his former girlfriend, a beautiful, exotic, nauseatingly nice woman whom his parents adore and seem to wish he’d married instead.

Far away from her mentor, Poppy, and the Orchids who formed her rock-solid support system back in Bluebonnet, Charlotte feels vulnerable, adrift, and more afraid than ever that her marriage won’t survive. Her faith challenged and her strength waning, will Charlotte’s armor withstand her latest battle, or will she wave the white flag of surrender?

Orchid Unshaken is a relatable, faith-building story of forgiveness, grace, and bright new beginnings.