Second Friday Jess

Myra Winslet has her hands full. Her three little girls specialize in drama, the old man next door believes he's a Civil War spy, her boss is a tyrant, and her wannabe-rock-star ex-husband expects her to support him and his "art." . The last thing she needs is to get involved with a hot former army captain who barely talks and never smiles.Jess Flint, ex-demon child, isn't welcome in Crooked River, Ohio. Only his grandpa's declining health could lure him back to his old hometownHe sure...
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Myra Winslet has her hands full. Her three little girls specialize in drama, the old man next door believes he's a Civil War spy, her boss is a tyrant, and her wannabe-rock-star ex-husband expects her to support him and his "art." . The last thing she needs is to get involved with a hot former army captain who barely talks and never smiles.Jess Flint, ex-demon child, isn't welcome in Crooked River, Ohio. Only his grandpa's declining health could lure him back to his old hometownHe sure can't afford to get involved with dimple-cheeked neighbor, Myra. No matter how tempted he is by her sweet disposition, excellent legs, and mind-blowing chicken 'n' dumplings.But...heck. He should at least be neighborly. He should at least take her out a time or two, comfort her when she's sad, and straighten out her ex-husband and boss. He should at least kiss her. Yes, he should definitely kiss her.In fact, he should probably try to convince Myra--an angel for sure--that she belongs with the ex-demon child who sneaks her kids too many Popsicles and can't quite carry his end of a conversation. It's the neighborly thing to do.