Lova Like No Otha

When lightning and thunder strike the morning of Zoe Clarke's outdoor wedding, her perfect world turns turbulent from that point on. Not only does Zoe lose her fiancé to a pregnant girlfriend she never knew he had, but all her life's plans seem dramatically over. She had recently received her MBA, but she was planning to ease her way into a career in order to focus on her marriage. She blames God for her raging trouble, which culminates in her wanting to end her life.


Fortunately, God sends her an earthly angel in the form of Chase Farr, the best man in the wedding. He reintroduces Zoe to the importance of having God in her life. But when Chase's friendship with Zoe turns romantic he backs away, as he wants to stay a virgin. Through riding a roller coaster of celebration and sorrow, Zoe ultimately learns what it means to truly trust God. But does her clear view come too late to fix things with Chase?

Surviving life's setbacks through her relationship with a man who helps restore her faith in God, Zoe Clark discovers A Lova' Like No Otha'. When thunder and lightning strike on the morning of Zoe Clark's wedding, her seemingly perfect world is turned upside-down as she loses her fiance to a pregnant girlfriend she never knew he had. With her engagement shattered, all her life's plans seem over. Unemployed, sinking deeply into depression, and wrongly blaming God for her troubles, Zoe seriously contemplates ending her life.

But God sends Chase Farr to reintroduce Zoe to the importance of having God in her life. Yet when Zoe's friendship with Chase turns romantic, he suddenly backs away--further confusing Zoe with his decision to remain a virgin. Through life's twists and turns of celebration and sorrow, Zoe ultimately learns what it means to truly trust in God--but in the end, does this revelation come too late to fix things with Chase?

Surviving life's setbacks through her relationship with a man who helps restore her faith in God, Zoe Clark discovers "A LovaU Like No Otha'." Through life's twists and turns of celebration and sorrow, Zoe ultimately learns what it means to truly trust in God.

Stephanie Perry Moore is truly a woman from the South. She was born in South Carolina, raised in Virginia, and educated in Alabama. She is the author of the successful Payton Skky series for teenagers. She lives in the greater Atlanta area with her husband, Derrick, and their two young daughters, Sydni and Sheldyn.