Blurb
Brooklyn Jackson has always wanted to be a
police officer. Since she was a young girl, she has dreamed of following in her
dad’s footsteps, set on making a name for herself, and not simply as the
captain’s daughter. She’s determined, has everything mapped out, but what she
wasn’t prepared for is a sexy new distraction in the form of her new partner.
Becker Ramsey needed a change. A fresh start
in a small town in Missouri has proven to be just what the doctor ordered,
complete with a new position with the Rivers Edge Police Department. Of course,
being partnered up with a feisty little pistol like Brooklyn Jackson isn’t so
bad either, until the lines between partner and relationship start to blur.
As Christmas draws near, Brooklyn and Becker
spend more time together, both on the job and off. Can they stay professional,
even when their hearts are pulling them toward each other? And what happens
when her overprotective family catches wind of their budding romance?
**This novella is part of the Rivers Edge
series but can be enjoyed as a standalone.
Lacey Black
is a Midwestern girl with a passion for reading and writing. She carries her
e-reader with her everywhere she goes so she never misses an opportunity to read
a few pages. Always looking for a happily ever after, Lacey is passionate about
contemporary romance novels and enjoys it further when you mix in a little
suspense. She resides in a small town in Illinois with her husband, two
children, and a chocolate lab. Lacey loves shooting guns and should only
consume one mixed drink because she’s a lightweight.
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This is Brooklyn's story, she is the daughter of Avery and Maddox and she now is a police officer. There is a new cop in tow, Becker and he is assigned her to train him. And that's when attraction hits. Can they resist temptation? And what happens when they become neighbors?
I am not spoiling anything. But this was a really fun romance. I hope the author writes more in this series because its a huge favorite of mine and I loved seeing the older characters some 20 years later.
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