She lived by the rules. But what if they were never the right ones?

Michelle Harper was raised to perform—poised, polished, and perfectly in control. As the daughter of Willow Creek’s most respected family, she’s built her life around high expectations and carefully kept appearances. But when an unexpected accident sidelines her, Michelle is left with more than just bruises—she’s left with questions.

Who is she without the performance?
And what if the life she’s been living isn’t the one God planned for her at all?

Set in the sweet town of Willow Creek, Letting Go of Perfect is a tender, faith-rooted novel about stepping away from the spotlight, loosening the grip of other people’s expectations, and learning to receive the grace you’ve always been afraid didn’t apply to you.

Perfect for fans of small-town stories, heartfelt women’s fiction, and quiet spiritual journeys—and for the woman who’s ready to stop performing and start becoming.