We all love to be loved. And we love to fall in love. As children, we pour our love into our pets and our friends. As teenagers, we fall in love with musicians and actors and the boy whose locker is next to ours. As we mature, we long for romantic love that will last a lifetime. Sacrificial love, unexplainable love, familial love, desperate love. Love songs and love stories. Clearly, we were created with the longing for love ingrained in our souls.

With lots of wit and a bit of wisdom drawn from a lifetime of falling in love, Lincee Ray invites you to an unabashed celebration of that loving feeling. As she reveals the loves of her life and encourages you to recall your own, you'll discover alongside her that there is only One who can ever truly fulfill the deepest longings of our hearts. And He made us to be part of a divine love story.

"Lincee Ray is one of my very favorite people because she is hilarious, kind, honest, and full of heart. And, lucky for you, every one of those qualities shines in the pages of her new book, It's a Love Story. Her words will make you laugh out loud, wipe away a few tears, and think back to what your own love stories have meant in your life."--Melanie Shankle, New York Times bestselling author of Church of the Small Things

"It's a Love Story is vintage Lincee Ray: tender, nostalgic, self-deprecating, funny, and, in all the best ways, a little bit snarky. This book is a delight to read. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll want to watch Clueless all over again. It's a win all the way around. I loved it!"--Sophie Hudson, author of Giddy Up, Eunice and cohost of The Big Boo Cast

Lincee Ray is the author of Why I Hate Green Beans and an accidental blogging superstar from Texas who now writes for Entertainment Weekly online and the Associated Press. An active speaker and pop culture podcaster, she can be found at her popular website www.iHateGreenBeans.com, where she makes it clear that she believes it's important to tell your story--even if it makes you seem a little crazy.

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