Little Faith

In "Little Faith," celebrated author Nickolas Butler tells the poignant story of Lyle Hovde, who enjoys his golden years in rural Wisconsin until his estranged daughter, Shiloh, returns home deeply involved with a radical church. As Lyle grapples with his own beliefs, his concerns about the church's influence intensify, especially regarding the safety of his grandson, Isaac, whom the pastor believes has healing abilities. Set over a year that mirrors the changing seasons, the novel explores themes of family, community, and the complexities of faith, ultimately forcing Lyle to make a difficult decision that could alter their lives forever.