Infertility is not a modern affliction-it echoes through the ages, beginning in Eden and woven into the stories of the faithful throughout Scripture. Barren offers a compassionate, faith-filled perspective on one of life's most isolating experiences. Through poignant reflections, biblical insight, and her own vulnerable testimony, Heather LaVigne draws readers into the sacred company of women like Sarah, Hannah, and others who wrestled with longing, grief, and unanswered prayer. This book gently dispels the shame and spiritual confusion so often attached to infertility. It reminds readers that barrenness is not a curse, but a place where God's love can meet us in deeply personal ways. With wisdom and empathy, LaVigne confronts the well-meaning but harmful messages often directed toward women facing this struggle-and replaces them with truth, comfort, and connection. Whether you are in the midst of infertility, have experienced miscarriage or loss, or walk alongside someone who has, Barren is a tender companion for the journey. Honest and healing, it offers reassurance that you are not alone, not forgotten, and not without hope.