This Means War: A Christian Romantic Comedy

This Means War: A Christian Romantic Comedy

First comes…the baby in the baby carriage? All I wanted to do was show Cole Jacobson that I wasn’t the same girl he passed over ten years ago. This time around I’d be the one rejecting him . Only now I’m a pregnant-out-of-wedlock, promise-ring-wearing Christian woman. I think we can all agree things got out of hand. As if being pregnant with the man I love to hate’s baby isn’t complicated enough, there’s his mayoral campaign to think about. Cole can’t afford a pregnancy scandal right at the beginning of his political career, which means he’s willing to do whatever it takes to keep me happy. Only, Cole trying to make me happy keeps throwing me off kilter until I can’t trust my own feelings. Do I hate Cole? Or do I love him? I’ve been burned by Cole before. I won’t let it happen again. To protect my heart, I’ve got to strike back. Cole Jacobson, this means war. But the more time I spend with Cole the more I remember why I fell in love with him so many years ago. Is it possible God can redeem our mistake and give us our very own love story? This Means War is a Christian romantic comedy full of sizzling chemistry but without any explicit scenes.