Why Are All My Boyfriends Fictional? - by Jessica Kate (Paperback)

About the Book

Why Are All My Boyfriends Fictional? will energize, encourage, and embolden you to live the joyful life God has for you today.

Book Synopsis

If you're single, but you'd rather not be, how do you live your best life now in a world obsessed with romance?

Why Are All My Boyfriends Fictional? Joy for the Relationally Challenged will energize, encourage, and embolden you to live the joyful life God has for you today. You'll laugh and cry at author Jessica Kate's honest reflections as she navigates dating, the single life, Christian culture, and God's love.

Jessica explains how to:

- Wage war on discouragement and find freedom

- Align your view on singleness to God's

- Celebrate the single role models who've gone before you

- Build regular life practices to multiply joy, no matter whether you remain single or marry

This thirty-day devotional includes daily actions to put your knowledge into practice and guide you in how to use the life-changing power God has for you.

Can you really be happy and single? You bet!

Review Quotes

Why Are All My Boyfriends Fictional? will meet you where you are today, and it will continue to speak to you in every season--even if your relationship title changes someday. Because real joy isn't found in a status; it's found in a Savior. This book is meant to be processed and reflected upon one page at a time. Read and reflect. Pause and pray. Share with a friend what you're learning. Don't rush through this book and don't rush through this present season God has for you. He will grow you through this book, if you allow Him.

About the Author

Jessica Kate is a thirty-something single living in a house full of books, friends, and good food in sunny Queensland, Australia. She's the author of enough romantic comedies to keep you laughing and crying for days, and she spends her working hours pretending to be a professional in corporate training and development. She loves connecting with readers, book clubs, and Bible study groups about romance, singleness, and God. Reach out and say g'day at jessica@jessicakatewriting.com.