Sarah has spent years trying to put the pieces of her life back together after a painful marriage. On the quiet coast of Maine, she pours herself into teaching kindergarten while holding fast to the one dream she refuses to give up--becoming a mother. Her path leads her to adopt a six-month-old baby girl from Russia, a choice that promises joy but also brings unexpected trials. At the same time, Sarah crosses paths with Clark, a widowed father and gifted photographer whose compassion awakens feelings she thought she had buried forever. Their connection is undeniable, yet terrifying, as Sarah wrestles with her past and the fear of being hurt again. When her daughter's fragile health threatens to upend everything Sarah hopes for, she is forced to confront both her deepest fears and the possibility of a love that could heal more than one broken heart. Tender, moving, and full of quiet hope, The Night the Angels Sang is a story about family, faith, and the unexpected ways grace arrives when we need it most.