My Fellow American

Hudson Blue was raised with a silver spoon in his mouth; he got everything he ever wanted, except the woman he loved. After falling hard for a housemaid, Hudson learned that his father was willing to do anything to uphold the reputation of Blue Barn Inc., even force his son to let go of true love. Years later, Hudson meets Jonah King, a fiery woman who sets off sparks in his once cold heart. But Jonah doesn't meet his father's standards. He doesn't like her family, her job, or even her appearance, but Hudson is willing to risk it. Except ... Jonah is not. There is nothing more that Jonah King hates than elitist men like Hudson Blue. She might not have the same money or background as the billionaire prince, but she does have a relationship with God and He says He loves her just the way she is. The world would meet its end before Jonah settled for a prideful man like Hudson Blue, but when God tells her to give him a chance, Jonah realizes Hudson may not be the only one who judges others by looks rather than heart.

Hudson Blue was raised with a silver spoon in his mouth; he got everything he ever wanted, except the woman he loved. After falling hard for a housemaid, Hudson learned that his father was willing to do anything to uphold the reputation of Blue Barn Inc., even force his son to let go of true love. Years later, Hudson meets Jonah King, a fiery woman who sets off sparks in his once cold heart. But Jonah doesn't meet his father's standards. He doesn't like her family, her job, or even her appearance, but Hudson is willing to risk it. Except ... Jonah is not. There is nothing more that Jonah King hates than elitist men like Hudson Blue. She might not have the same money or background as the billionaire prince, but she does have a relationship with God and He says He loves her just the way she is. The world would meet its end before Jonah settled for a prideful man like Hudson Blue, but when God tells her to give him a chance, Jonah realizes Hudson may not be the only one who judges others by looks rather than heart.