Recent Release: Covenant by Jeanne Coston

A newly released novel set in Savannah brings together themes of faith, friendship and personal healing through the lives of three women whose paths converge in unexpected ways.

“Covenant,” written by Jeanne Coston and published in December 2025, follows three central characters who arrive at a Victorian home in Savannah on Christmas Eve, each carrying personal struggles and unresolved pasts. The story unfolds as their lives intersect, exploring how relationships and faith shape their journeys forward.

According to the book’s description, the novel centers on Selah, a newly appointed caretaker of the home; Sarahi, described as a “generational curse-breaker”; and Sofia, a character navigating questions of identity and purpose. Their meeting sets in motion a series of events that challenge each woman to confront past experiences and reconsider how they approach healing and trust.

The narrative is framed as a story grounded in spiritual themes rather than traditional elements often associated with the word “coven.” The title, “Covenant,” reflects a focus on connection and shared purpose, particularly among women whose bond develops over time.

The Savannah setting plays a central role in the story, with the Victorian home serving as both a physical and symbolic gathering place. Coastal surroundings and seasonal timing, particularly the Christmas setting, provide a backdrop for the unfolding relationships.

The book is available in paperback and digital formats through major online retailers.
As the first installment in a projected series, “Covenant” introduces characters and themes that are expected to continue in future volumes, with a focus on how shared experiences can lead to transformation over time.