What I Like About Sunday

Growing up in the same small town where everyone knows one another, Sunday Cross has watched Jett Blake’s life from afar. Not because he’s several years older and ahead of her in school; no, it’s because of his girlfriend, who makes the mean girls in the movie look like choir girls. She’s focused on her own goals and dreams, determined to use her GI bill to become a nurse like her mother and grandmother. Instead, she returns to town shattered and scarred, her military service over and any dreams she had for a future with her fiancé ground into dust. Now, her days are filled with surgeries and physical therapy instead of patients and missions.

Jett Blake was the golden boy of the town. Star quarterback. Exemplary student. All-around nice guy despite the fact his girlfriend wasn’t well-liked. His life reads like a blueprint for success; college athlete drafted into the pros. He never expects to find himself home again, now a single dad to a four-year old little boy, divorced, and broken.

Can two broken souls who were aware of each other years ago find their way to happiness?