Collision

Collision by Stefne Miller is a powerful coming-of-age story about identity, purpose, and the unexpected ways faith can change everything.

Cabot Stone has everything the world says should make him happy—fame, success, and a life most people dream of. But behind the spotlight, his world feels empty, scripted, and painfully disconnected from anything real.

When he retreats to a secluded estate to escape the noise, he meets Kei—a young woman who has spent her life serving in war-torn Uganda, living out a faith that is raw, authentic, and deeply rooted in something far greater than herself.

What begins as an unlikely friendship quickly becomes something more—a collision of two completely different worlds. As Cabot is drawn into Kei’s story, he is forced to confront the truth about his own life, his purpose, and the God he’s spent so long ignoring.

Set against the backdrop of global conflict, personal struggle, and spiritual awakening, Collision explores what happens when a life built on illusion meets a faith grounded in truth.

Originally written in 2009, this story is being made available again for a new generation of readers—offering a message that is just as timely and needed today as it was then.