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Still I Sing

A Story of Faith, Grief, and the Music That Remains

When the spotlight fades and the world moves on, what remains?

Jack Alton was once the lead singer of a legendary rock band, adored by millions and destroyed by addiction. Two decades after walking away from fame to get sober, he now lives a quiet, almost invisible life—caring for his beloved wife as she undergoes chemotherapy. But in the sterile silence of a hospital waiting room, Jack hears something unexpected: a young girl named Lila, humming softly to herself while her single mother fights cancer in the room next door.

What begins as a chance encounter becomes a lifeline for them both. Through music, unlikely friendship, and the shared ache of loss, Jack and Lila form a bond that slowly rekindles a faith Jack thought he had buried forever.

As they work together to shape a song of their own, they begin to discover that healing doesn't always come in the form of miracles. Sometimes, it comes in the quiet act of showing up. Of holding on. Of singing anyway.

Still I Sing is a poignant, soul-stirring novella about grief, grace, and the God who meets us in the waiting. For anyone who has ever mourned deeply and hoped quietly, this is a story that will linger in your heart long after the final note.