Un-Equally Yoked

When devout Christian Joave Valentine meets the man of her dreams, she's ready to lose her thirty-two-year virginal status at the drop of a wedding ring, but she's devastated to find that her boyfriend isn't as heaven-sent as he appears to be.

Joave Valentine is a successful, smart, and beautiful woman. She's also saved and sanctified, and being a virgin at the age of thirty-two, she feels is her biggest accomplishment. She thinks she has found the perfect mate in her boyfriend, Dietrich Armstrong. Unbeknownst to Joave, Dietrich is more like a lady's man than a man of God. His primary objective is to gain her trust by any means necessary to sway her into giving him her precious virginity. He's more than willing to fake his Christianity to reach this goal.

Constance Hunter considers himself a real man in spite of his feminine name.

He favors spirituality over religion and doesn't buy into what he calls churchfolk values. When he crosses paths with Joave, he is convinced his assumptions about religion are correct until she starts to reveal her true self. Joave and Connie dive into a whirlwind friendship with an undeniable attraction. On their journey, they discover that the real meaning of love is so much more than they could have ever imagined.