A love that leads the lost home. She’s running from the past. He’s certain of his calling. Neither knows what to do with the pull between them. Carys I never meant to return to Maroon Cove. Not after losing Mum. Not after walking away from faith. But when Granny leaves me a derelict warehouse to renovate — and hires Evan Morgan to help — I’m forced back into the one place I’ve avoided for years. A storm floods my Swansea apartment, and suddenly I’m living with Granny, working alongside the man whose steady conviction makes me question everything I thought I’d buried. Letting myself hope again feels dangerous. But walking away might cost me the first place that’s felt like home in a long time. Evan I’m building this space for the revival I’ve been praying for — a home for young people searching for hope. Every wall I paint is an act of faith that God will fill it. Then Carys returns, guarded and hurting, and starts asking the questions I prayed she’d ask years ago. I shouldn’t be texting her late at night or offering lifts just to be near her. If I lose my integrity, I could lose her… and the trust of the youth I’m called to serve. Why is the only girl I’ve ever wanted off‑limits? If this is a test of faith, I hope I don’t fail. Someone to Believe In is a heartfelt Fish‑Out‑of‑Water, Opposites‑Attract Christian Romance, blending a tender coming‑to‑faith journey with kisses‑only chemistry and an emotional slow burn set in a small Welsh seaside town.