Jude Sheraton is having the worst day of his life...and why he's sitting in a church, in the dark, contemplating a career change. When an incredible woman waltzes in, takes up the front pew, and looks emotionally beaten, the good guy in him can't hold back from wanting to know why. If he can't make her feel better, maybe he can take her home and make himself feel better. After all, being a cop should account for something, shouldn't it?
Shoelace Abbot is finally out of the loony bin. Now what? She spent six years of a twelve year sentence waiting for this day. The first thing she wants? A glass of wine, or the whole bottle. She's not picky. The second? Telling Lucky about Seth. He needs to know he has a son. She never thought that by the end of the day she'd end up with Lucky hating her, sitting in a church, and finding a man willing to put his arm around her while she has a damn good cry. She also hadn't figured on going home with him. But, she left her brains somewhere, and she's locked out of her friend's apartment, so she really has no choice. Confession time a must, Shoelace gets the shock of her life when Jude admits to being a cop...and her parole officer. Okay, so maybe her day isn't going as planned. What's the worst that can happen? She falls the fool?Oh, the games they play with each other, the consequences of keeping secrets. Can they work past his ex-girlfriend's hatred? Will Jude confess to his CO he's falling for a parolee?
The Games They Played (Bad Girl's Redemption book 2)