
What happens when the town curmudgeon steps out of his comfort zone and into a psychologist's office to learn what's up with his heart.

Jerk-Patrick, Kirk-paddywack, curmudgeon, grump. Pick your moniker. If it’s negative, it probably fits Neal Kirkpatrick. He knows it, and he doesn’t care what people think. Well, except for Wendy Nabity. For reasons he’d rather ignore, Neal cares what she thinks, and it’s that she doesn’t think much of him.
Enter therapy. Yeah, personal torture, but desperate times and all that.
As his therapist unpacks his social issues, Neal discovers things about himself. The biggest? He’s in love with Wendy. The guy who prefers no-commitment hookups is in love with a sweet, chubby, Christian woman.
A deep dive into the Bible to understand her faith destroys all hope. She’s not supposed to date an atheist like him. Now what?
With help from the church’s secretary, his therapist, and more trips through the Bible than most people ever take, Neal is determined not to lose the only woman he’ll ever love.
Originally published as New Year’s Revolutions.
You met him in Christmas Stalkings. Now it’s time to get to know him.
