Jennifer Spredemann

JUDEI've always had a soft spot for my Amish neighbor, Ivy Yoder. So, when she finds herself in a predicament of epic proportions, I do what any sane professional hockey player would do. I offer to marry her. But she's not the only one in a situation. I've been a wreck since my alcoholic father stepped back into the picture, and it's been negatively affecting my game. My reputation is tanking, and I need to change something quick before I mess up my career for good.
So when my agent suggests I become a "family man" and marry the woman the tabloids have deemed as my girlfriend, the idea holds merit. I just have to convince my Amish neighbor to marry me. IVYWhen Jude Riley suggests a marriage of convenience could be the solution to both of our problems, the idea sounds preposterous at first. But having a father for my baby is appealing-even if Jude is an Englischer.
I'll have to leave my Amish community and resign myself to a culture I know little about. But Jude and I have been good friends since we were young, and although our lives are so different, I would trust him with my life. I could probably marry someone from my Amish community, but I doubt he would be as kind and sensitive as Jude. Not to mention, everyone already thinks my baby is his. Maybe a marriage of convenience to a handsome, troubled hockey star isn't such a bad idea after all?You Can't Help Falling in Love with Jude and Ivy's story! A fun, sweet & clean, Christian romantic comedy.