The Six Plus-Size Grant Writers A Faith-Based Novel About Seeing God's Promise Before the Provision Arrives What happens when six overlooked people decide to believe for something bigger than themselves? Not celebrities. Not wealthy developers. Not politicians. Not famous influencers. Just six plus-size grant writers sitting in a church basement with folding tables, secondhand laptops, impossible dreams, and faith that refuses to die. The Six Plus-Size Grant Writers by Cherry Hargrove is a deeply inspiring, humorous, emotional, and visionary Christian contemporary novel about restoration, entrepreneurship, land development, faith, prayer, and rebuilding forgotten places. In a struggling Southern town surrounded by abandoned land, empty lots, economic hardship, and fading hope, six unlikely friends begin pursuing a dream most people consider foolish. Together they imagine transforming neglected property into a thriving greenhouse village complete with: commercial greenhouses, medicinal herb gardens, walking trails, a bakery, soup and salad cafés, farmers markets, adult outdoor exercise parks, children's playgrounds, event spaces, entrepreneurial vendor kiosks, and community gathering areas. The problem? They have no major funding. No wealthy backers. No political influence. And almost nobody believes they can succeed. Still, proposal after proposal is written. Prayer after prayer is spoken. Seed after seed is planted. As the six grant writers fight discouragement, city politics, jealous developers, financial obstacles, personal insecurities, and spiritual exhaustion, they slowly discover that God often begins restoration in hidden places long before visible provision arrives. Filled with rich Southern humor, emotional dialogue, unforgettable personalities, community tension, faith-centered perseverance, and visionary storytelling, this novel celebrates ordinary people who dare to rebuild what others abandoned.