Chasing Love - by Ronica Black (Paperback)

About the Book

What happens when going from woman to woman leads to the one place you least expect? Amy Edwards is looking for love. From girl bars to shady chat rooms to women's sporting events, Amy's prowled them all like the fiercest of hunters. From a young, troubled go-go dancer, to an obsessive mail carrier, to a tweaked out tomboy, to a lusciously aggressive accountant with way more than numbers on her mind. But love has remained elusive. Until one day...there's no one. Suddenly Amy has to learn to be with the person she's been resisting all along. Herself. It's while on this inner journey that Amy finally notices Morresay, the quiet art teacher who's been smiling at her for weeks. Amy's world is shaken for good this time, proving once and for all that love is never elusive...as long as you love yourself.

Book Synopsis

What happens when going from woman to woman leads to the one place you least expect?

Amy Edwards is looking for love. From girl bars to shady chat rooms to women's sporting events, Amy's prowled them all like the fiercest of hunters. From a young, troubled go-go dancer, to an obsessive mail carrier, to a tweaked out tomboy, to a lusciously aggressive accountant with way more than numbers on her mind. But love has remained elusive.

Until one day...there's no one. Suddenly Amy has to learn to be with the person she's been resisting all along. Herself. It's while on this inner journey that Amy finally notices Morresay, the quiet art teacher who's been smiling at her for weeks. Amy's world is shaken for good this time, proving once and for all that love is never elusive...as long as you love yourself.

About the Author

Ronica Black spends her free time writing works that move her, with the hope that they will move others as well. She is a firm believer in "that that does not kill you makes you stronger." Each step she takes in life is a journey meant to be experienced. Whether it be a smooth step paved with green grass, or a rocky one marred with boulders. She keeps stepping, keeps writing, and keeps believing that women are far stronger than they think they are.