It's Okay, You Loved Him...and You Looked Like a Fool

Kirsten Jabard is a powerful and shrewd businesswoman. She's smart, beautiful, classy, independent, God-fearing and very single. Her career is going great and her life is good. She's not the least bit interested in or marriage. That is, until she comes in contact with Mr. Jason B. Glaznyte, a rich, intelligent, and "super fine" business owner. Jason is everything Kirsten ever wanted in a man. Their relationship becomes magnetic and wildly addictive, but also extremely deceptive. Kirsten thinks they have something special, but soon discovers that the man she's in love with is only a fa ade. As lies and secret skeletons break down Jason's closet door, the wonderful romance they're caught up in falls apart right before Kirsten's eyes. Jason's web of deceit was so magnificent that Kirsten never realized she was caught in it, and now she's not even sure if she wants to be free. Jason is well aware of the power he has over Kirsten's heart, so getting rid of him will not be an easy task. Kirsten makes sensible business decisions every day, but when it comes to Jason, she's a total fool; all common sense goes right out the window. She wonders, "How could this happen to me? How did I not see this coming?" A talk with her mother is the one thing that can possibly help get Kirsten's head back on her shoulders, but will Kirsten discover that she was the one who deceived herself, and maybe, just maybe, Jason was a fool as well? Will Kirsten forgive Jason and give him another chance or does there come a point when love doesn't get any more second chances? ******************OVERVIEW************* This book mixes humor with everyday situations to reveal how easily anyone, (male or female) can become entrapped in an unhealthy relationship, regardless of their status, good looks, or their intellect. It depicts the common struggles and temptations people face, especially when trying to live a pure and holy life before God. This book is not about the vulnerability of falling in love, but the joy and peace that comes when a person discovers what genuine, true, and healthy love is. **************************************