What if the prayer you need most right now was prayed thousands of years ago by a woman who thought she was alone? There are moments in life when the ground gives way beneath you. When the diagnosis comes and the room goes silent. When the marriage ends and the future disappears. When the money runs out and the bills keep coming. When your children are in trouble and you cannot fix it. When you have prayed every prayer you know and still the heavens feel like brass. In those moments, the polished prayers of Sunday mornings feel hollow. The eloquent words you once recited now stick in your throat. You need something rawer, something realer, something that matches the desperation clawing at your chest. This book is for those moments. Hidden away in ancient texts that most Bibles leave out, there exists a prayer unlike any other. It was prayed by a queen who had everything to lose and no one to help her. She prayed it with ashes in her hair and terror in her heart. She prayed it when her people were condemned to die and she was the only one who could save them. She prayed it not with eloquence but with honesty, not with confidence but with desperation, not with certainty but with nothing left to lose. Her prayer was heard. Within these pages, you will discover: The complete text of this ancient prayer and a line by line exploration of its meaning How to pray when you are afraid and cannot find the right words What it means to remove your crown and come before God with nothing but honesty Why desperation is not a failure of faith but the raw material of faith How to wait when God is silent and keep believing that silence is not absence The prayer that turns tables and asks for the gallows to be repurposed What to do when you feel alone and have no helper but God How to remember who you are when the world has tried to make you forget The secret of approaching the throne when you have not been summoned for thirty days Why your impossible situation may be exactly where God has positioned you This is not a book of religious formulas or easy answers. It is an invitation to pray like someone who has nothing left to prove and nothing left to lose. It is for the woman on the bathroom floor. It is for the man in the hospital waiting room. It is for the parent whose child has wandered. It is for anyone who has ever wondered if God is still listening. The prayer that saved a nation was preserved for you. Open these pages and discover that you are not alone.