Eternally Devoted
I will not use my jam for evil.
I will not use my jam for evil.
… I might use my jam for evil.
My life is good. I’ve got my sisters, Juni’s Jams, and my two best friends—what more could a girl ask for?
Love. That’s what.
After watching my two younger sisters fall into relationships and get married, I’ve come to realize, my life is good… but not good enough. It’s time to stop lying to myself about my two best friends.
The truth? I want them. As much as I want fresh berries for my jam, I want them. There’s just a small hiccup…
A darkness lives inside me. A wickedness so macabre that I’ve kept it hidden my whole life.
That is, until one evening when I’m out making deliveries and come across a man.
A very bad man.
A man that brought that darkness out of me, leaving me no other choice but to hurt him. Badly.
With no way to cover my tracks and nowhere to go, I go to the only two people who can help me… My best friends.
Sterling Ford. Bluebell’s most adorable and humble garbage man.
And Dash Foster, Bluebell’s hunkiest, sweetest cop.
With everything on the line, I come clean to them, unsure which has me more nervous… the dark secrets I’ve been hiding or my feelings.
Do they love me the way I love them? Do they love each other the way I think they do? And more than all of that, can they still love me once they learn what I’ve done and what I’ve been hiding?
Can they love a bad girl who does evil, wicked things?
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