A gift that saves lives. A curse that steals her own.

Elera Bennett can heal with a single touch, but every miracle drains her strength. Each life she saves takes a piece of her body, her spirit, and her future. To the world, she’s a miracle worker. To herself, she’s breaking apart.

The Cost of Healing (Book One of The Healers’ Testament) is a haunting, dual-timeline story that weaves between 1056 Europe—where the first healer’s curse began—and the present day, where Elera struggles with the unbearable weight of carrying that same legacy.

As her strength fades, Elera must face the hardest truth of all: some sacrifices cannot be undone, and some compassion comes at the cost of your own soul.

For readers of Kristin Hannah and V.E. Schwab, this is a novel about emotional survival, resilience, and the invisible weight carried by those who give everything for others.

"The Cost of Healing"

by Ravi Yaranian