Sexy, Complex and Satisfying!
Humor at its Best!

Madison Lawhon, a writer and single mom, has a Bob problem. After dating seven Bobs and counting, her dating roster is coming up all toads.

A woman of faith, Madison's mother prays and asks God for a man for Madison - one not named Bob. When a psychic donut maker arrives on her doorstep, Madison decides God isn't listening. Meanwhile, her mother's wayward prayer gains strength. Soon, a stranger, Jack Graham, arrives in town.

But Evelyn Lawhon's prayer request has interference: Philip Bentley, the town playboy and Madison's past lover.

Philip has charm, intelligence and power. He always gets what he wants. Until Madison.

No More Bobs features a diverse cast of characters trapped in a zany web of good intentions, wayward prayers and escalating hormones.

A laugh-out-loud misadventure!

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