Peter was always brave... until the night fear won.After denying Jesus three times, Peter believes he has failed beyond forgiveness. But when shocking news spreads through Jerusalem that the tomb is empty, hope begins to stir where shame once lived.Called back to Galilee; the place where everything first began; Peter must face old memories, empty fishing nets, and the question he fears most: Can someone who failed still be chosen?Along the shores of the Sea of Galilee, beside a charcoal fire at dawn, Peter discovers that forgiveness is not the end of the story... it is the beginning of a new calling.Perfect for readers ages 9-12, The Fisherman's Son brings the world of the Bible vividly to life through adventure, friendship, and powerful lessons about courage, second chances, and learning to follow even after falling.Because sometimes the greatest leaders are the ones who know what it means to start again.