Woman of God by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro is a faith-based thriller that follows Brigid Fitzgerald, a gifted doctor who endures unimaginable hardships while searching for purpose and faith. Brigid starts as a physician working in war-torn Sudan, where she witnesses extreme violence and suffering. Despite personal tragedies, including the deaths of loved ones and her own near-death experiences, she continues her work, moving through various roles in medicine and religious leadership. As she rises to prominence, she becomes an unconventional yet beloved spiritual figure, even being considered as the first female pope. The novel explores themes of faith, resilience, and the struggle between human imperfection and divine purpose, presenting Brigid as a complex and modern religious leader navigating personal and institutional challenges.