Winona Vega thought marrying a wealthy man meant security. A beautiful home, dinner parties with polished silverware, and a future free of worry.

But somewhere between the wedding vows and the locked bank accounts, she lost everything—except her name.

Micah calls it "protecting their finances." But Winona has no credit cards, no car, and no access to money—not even enough to buy shampoo. Her phone plan is controlled. Her friendships have faded. And her world has narrowed to one truth: she is completely dependent on a man who only sees her as a possession.

As shame settles in and silence grows louder, Winona begins to question whether this life is what God had in mind—or if He's still listening at all.

Until one quiet moment in the back corner of a library, a verse finds her:
"I will provide."

The Empty Chair is a tender, raw, and redemptive story of financial abuse, quiet strength, and God's unwavering provision. As Winona rediscovers her voice and the courage to leave, she learns that God doesn't just see her—He is making a way where there once was none.

Because even when the table feels empty...
God always saves a seat.