Chasing Church

Church Kingsley was the baby of the bunch—the youngest of the Kingsley girls. Being the youngest gave her one unique advantage. She had a front row seat to all of her older sisters’ mistakes. She observed their missteps, took notes, and promised herself that when her time came . . . she would recognize the red flags and move differently with men. When her time actually came? She made the exact same mistake, falling into the exact same kind of going-nowhere relationship her sisters had fallen into at her age.

She rewrote the notes and picked up the playbook:
Attract the winners. Avoid the losers.
It seems easy enough. So why is her love life giving attract the losers and avoid the winners?

Jonah “Jones” Sumners knew he was getting too old to keep making the choices he made. The women. The instability. Chasing the thrill. That was for dudes in their twenties. Truth be told, he was closer to forty than twenty. Old habits die hard. He was trying, but trying wasn’t the same as succeeding. Then he meets her. Church. She’s five years younger than him, but light-years ahead as far as having her stuff together. She shoots down his advances when he steps to her, and for the first time, he’s forced to take a hard look at himself. If he wants a real chance at a grown woman, he has to come to her as a grown man.