Reader Views 5-Star Review*****

Esther Camealy has written a profoundly moving account of her journey from diagnosis to delivery and beyond. My Song in the Night is a stirring testimony that not only provides a poignant reading experience, but also serves as a clarion call to those who yearn to love well people who are in deep pain. As one who has walked with numerous families on their road from diagnosis to delivery and beyond, I can attest to the great need for resources such as My Song in the Night. Esther's book, a true labor of love, is a gift to our community.

BEVERLY JACOBSON

Author of From Diagnosis to Delivery

My Song in the Night is a powerful, soul-stirring testimony of God's unwavering faithfulness in sustaining His children through the darkest of nights. As Esther shares the excruciating realities of her journey with candor and grace, those walking through similar griefs will be encouraged to know they are not alone. Without diminishing the depths of her sorrow, she beautifully reveals how God, in His tenderness, drew near to her in her broken heartedness-graciously granting her the hope, joy, and certainty that enabled her to see and worship Him in the midst of the sacred work of releasing and entrusting her precious Isaac to Him. Whether one is acquainted with grief or not, Esther's riveting account will captivate the heart and inspire worship of the One who redeems even our deepest pain. Read and be blessed.

KAREN HARMENING

Author of Sifted: Diary of a Grieving Mother

It's hard to imagine how such a devastating story could be such a brilliant reminder of God's redemption, but I think that's because Isaac's life is so much more than a story. Isaac's 43 hours changed everyone who got to bear witness to his brief life, and Esther's testimony in this tender book stands as an Ebeneezer of God's faithfulness when all seems dark. My Song in the Night thrums with the heartbeat of the Heavenly Father who knit Isaac together in the secret place, numbered his days, and called him home so soon, to the glory of God. In these pages Esther introduces us to Isaac, and through Isaac, we see the confounding mercy and provision of God at work. Honest, heartbreakingly hopeful, and stirring, this book belongs in the hands of every parent.

KRIS CAMEALY

Author of Come, Lord Jesus: The Weight of Waiting

There are some voices that reach past the surface and speak straight to the place where our deepest love and our deepest grief meet. This book is one of those voices. With honesty and tenderness, Esther invites us into the unspoken world of loss and the multitude of ways it reshapes a life. She writes with a rare authenticity that makes every reader feel understood and seen, and her unwavering faith offers a steady light in even the darkest hours. These pages are a reminder that love never ends, that the presence of God does not disappear in our sorrow, and that remembrance can live alongside hope. My Song in the Night is the perfect companion for anyone who has ever lost someone close to them and anyone who longs to feel less alone on that journey, offering the quiet assurance that God is near to the brokenhearted.

LACEY SCHOFF

Co-Founder of Ryker's Rainbow

Publisher: 43butterflies

Pub date: 2026-02-18

Length: 182 pages