Top Cop by Misty Malone
Police Officer Brad Livingston sees some movement behind a vacant house and goes to check it out. The last thing he expects to find is the wriggling derrière of a young lady caught in a window while attempting to break in. Yet, there she is, struggling to get in or out, her legs kicking wildly and her arms flailing, trying to grab onto anything. He is surprised yet again when he asks if he could be of assistance, and she lays into him with an attitude that has him shaking his head, trying to understand her theory that her predicament is somehow his fault.
Brad and Chloe eventually get things straightened out, and the next time their paths meet, things go much more smoothly. In fact, it’s smooth sailing for the two of them – until a string of events threaten more than just their relationship.
Publisher's Note: Top Cop is a romance that contains not only humor, but elements of domestic discipline.
Police Officer Brad Livingston sees some movement behind a vacant house and goes to check it out. The last thing he expects to find is the wriggling derrière of a young lady caught in a window while attempting to break in. Yet, there she is, struggling to get in or out, her legs kicking wildly and her arms flailing, trying to grab onto anything. He is surprised yet again when he asks if he could be of assistance, and she lays into him with an attitude that has him shaking his head, trying to understand her theory that her predicament is somehow his fault.
Brad and Chloe eventually get things straightened out, and the next time their paths meet, things go much more smoothly. In fact, it’s smooth sailing for the two of them – until a string of events threaten more than just their relationship.
Publisher's Note: Top Cop is a romance that contains not only humor, but elements of domestic discipline.
Police Officer Brad Livingston sees some movement behind a vacant house and goes to check it out. The last thing he expects to find is the wriggling derrière of a young lady caught in a window while attempting to break in. Yet, there she is, struggling to get in or out, her legs kicking wildly and her arms flailing, trying to grab onto anything. He is surprised yet again when he asks if he could be of assistance, and she lays into him with an attitude that has him shaking his head, trying to understand her theory that her predicament is somehow his fault.
Brad and Chloe eventually get things straightened out, and the next time their paths meet, things go much more smoothly. In fact, it’s smooth sailing for the two of them – until a string of events threaten more than just their relationship.
Publisher's Note: Top Cop is a romance that contains not only humor, but elements of domestic discipline.
