Well of Grace: A Samaritan Woman's Story of Mercy, Healing - Living Water

By K. Kavita

What happens when a woman, scarred by rejection, silence, and broken promises, meets the One who knows her entirely - and still calls her beloved?

A Well of Grace is not just a novel. It is a humble offering of words shaped in prayer, written for every soul who has felt forgotten, unseen, or unworthy. Inspired by the Samaritan woman's encounter with Jesus in John 4, this book invites you into two intertwined journeys - one ancient, one modern - both touched by grace that does not flinch at our wounds.

Liora is a Samaritan woman unnamed in Scripture, but given breath and voice in these pages. Her story echoes the ache of being known for failure, yet thirsting for worth. Mira is a woman of today, facing illness, broken relationships, and the quiet question that so many carry: Does God still see me?

This is not a retelling to add to Scripture - rather, it is a testimony in fiction's clothing, written with deep reverence to lead readers back to the well of God's Word.

In Sychar, Liora walks to Jacob's well at noon - the hour when the sun burns hottest and shame feels heaviest. She carries a jar, but also invisible burdens: five broken marriages, whispered judgments, and a soul so thirsty she no longer remembers what living water feels like. But this day is different. The Messiah waits for her - not with stones in His hands, but Living Water in His voice.

In a modern city, Mira sits in a hospital garden, wrestling with a diagnosis that changes everything. Once a woman of faith, she has grown silent in prayer, unsure if God still hears. But grace finds her too - in a stranger's kindness, in the memory of childhood prayers, in the quiet voice that calls her by name.

Through each chapter, readers are invited to see how Jesus meets the thirsty - not with condemnation, but with conversation, with presence, with love.

A Well of Grace was written for:

• The woman who feels invisible in a noisy world.
• The man who carries burdens he cannot name.
• The soul that wonders if Jesus still waits at wells - in hospital rooms, quiet corners, late-night tears.
• The believer who wants to see Scripture not as history alone, but as living invitation.

What Will You Find Inside?
Scripture Reflections - that gently open the Word of God alongside the story, drawing you back to the wellspring of truth.

Gentle Prayers - written not as formulas, but as whispered hopes for the brokenhearted, the weary, and the seeking.

Personal Reflection Questions - to help you pause, listen, and respond to the voice of grace in your own life.

This is not a book that offers easy answers. It offers invitation.

Every word was prayerfully written to glorify God alone - not to elevate an author, not to impress, but to point readers to Jesus, who still meets us at our wells.

It does not rush you toward healing, but walks gently beside you, as He does.

It does not promise escape from pain, but Presence in it.

It does not replace the Bible - it leads you back to it, with new eyes and a thirsty heart.