In the sweltering heat of a Biloxi summer, "Anatomy of a Miracle" unfurls the extraordinary tale of Cameron Harris, a young man whose life is irrevocably changed in the blink of an eye. Confined to a wheelchair for years after a devastating accident, Cameron's world is one of limited horizons, shared with his devoted sister, Tanya, in a neighborhood still scarred by the ravages of Hurricane Katrina. But on one ordinary day, in the shadow of the Biz-E-Bee convenience store, the impossible happens: Cameron stands up and walks, leaving his wheelchair—and the world—behind in astonishment. Jonathan Miles crafts a narrative that is at once a piercing exploration of faith, science, and the mysteries that lie between, and a profound meditation on the human condition. As the spectacle of Cameron's miraculous recovery unfolds, it attracts the fervor of the media, the scrutiny of the skeptical, and the zeal of believers, turning Cameron into a reluctant symbol of hope and controversy. With each step Cameron takes, he navigates a labyrinth of fame, ethics, and identity, challenging both the reader and the characters who orbit his world to confront their own beliefs about miracles, purpose, and the essence of life itself. Through vivid characterization and masterful storytelling, "Anatomy of a Miracle" emerges as a luminous tale of resilience, transformation, and the unceasing quest for understanding in an inexplicable world.