The Best of Fools

Having been named Jane Austen by parents who fell in love over the words of Pride and Prejudice, Jane is a bit of a paradox and she likes it that way. She can't stand typical emotionalized romance stories. She despises Nicholas Sparks books and has only tortured herself with two romance films throughout her life. And while she'll tell you she's not anti-love and doesn't wear her heart on her sleeve, she still wonders what happened to that charming British boy she spent the day...
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Having been named Jane Austen by parents who fell in love over the words of Pride and Prejudice, Jane is a bit of a paradox and she likes it that way. She can't stand typical emotionalized romance stories. She despises Nicholas Sparks books and has only tortured herself with two romance films throughout her life. And while she'll tell you she's not anti-love and doesn't wear her heart on her sleeve, she still wonders what happened to that charming British boy she spent the day with two years ago, especially since The Big Day is coming. She's always turned her back on love. When love stares her right in the face, she runs back to her ideas of self-sufficiency and anti-sensationalism. It's the pattern of her life, and in turn ... she's buried parts of herself that she intends to keep hidden. Until ... her best friend finds the courage to dig deeper than anyone else. Together, they journey into each other and discover so much more than they ever knew before. As layers and layers are peeled back, Jane is faced with a painful decision. Will she find a way to throw away the stack of fears piled on her heart and look love right in the eyes? Or will she blind herself to affection forever?