Miracle thought she had closed the door on love. After losing the father of her twins in a tragic accident and raising her boys alone in the beautiful heart of Belize, she learned to rely only on herself-and her father's wisdom to carry her through.

Then returned Josias. Kind. Steady. Unexpected.

Their love bloomed slowly, like a tide returning to shore. But just as their lives began to intertwine, distance and distraction pulled them apart. Years passed. Her boys became young men. And Miracle, once again, felt like she was treading water alone.

Backstroke is a sweeping story of second chances-of what happens when love is lost, only to return stronger, deeper, and more certain. With themes of faith, family legacy, and the enduring rhythm of culture, this is a powerful reminder that forward isn't the only way to move. Sometimes, it's the strokes we take back-toward healing, toward memory, toward love-that truly carry us home.