Grace for the Girl Who Keeps Relapsing

How many times will God forgive the same mistake?

Chloe is a woman caught in a devastating loop. To the world, she is a faithful believer; in the shadows, she is a relapsing addict trapped in a cycle of stress, failure, and crushing self-hatred. Convinced that she has exhausted God's patience, Chloe spends her life building "Restoration Plans" and spiritual bargains, trying to earn her way back into His good graces. She believes the lie that she must fix herself before she can be worthy of His love.

But as her willpower fails and her secrets deepen, Chloe encounters a truth that shatters her religious performance: grace is not a reward for sobriety—it is the power that makes sobriety possible.

In this raw and intimate confessional, Much More Grace takes readers on a journey through the "shame-spiral" of addiction and the exhausting trap of religious legalism. From the cold tiles of a bathroom floor to the quiet peace of authentic surrender, Chloe's story reveals that God doesn't flinch at our mess. He meets us inside of it.

Perfect for fans of Christian women's fiction and inspirational memoirs, this book explores key themes of:

If you feel too far gone, exhausted by your own failures, or hidden behind a mask of "holy" perfection, Chloe's journey offers a steady hand and a radical promise: You are still worth saving. Freedom grows slowly, but you never have to fight for it alone.