Playing for Keeps
Jay
One night in a bar when I met the most beautiful woman
Where we danced soft and slow, her body close to mine
I had no idea who she was. We thought we were strangers…
Until the spell was broken and I realized she’s my best friend’s little sister
Jade Jones…
She saw me at my darkest hour all those years ago
And she never ran away
Now we’re meeting again in Vegas for her brother’s wedding
And the embers between us burn brighter than ever
I never knew it could be like this
It scares me if I’m even worthy of her love
But she chases the demons away, demons I thought were long gone
When I’m with her, I can’t deny it, we’re breaking all the rules
And what happens in Vegas may just not want to stay there
Jade
Seeing my brother’s best friend again was a shock
He’s a hockey star now, with that boyish charm and sexy smile
But I’m cautious, I’ve been hurt before
I made it clear I won’t date a hockey player
And he’s a notorious ladies’ man of the ice
It’s just the way he is, at least, until now
I’m in Seattle trying to get my life together
Quitting my job for a chance at my passion
But there’s one thing I can’t get out of my mind
Jay Jefferson…
And my brother’s wedding is looming
I’m the maid of honor, Jay’s the best man
We can’t deny the attraction anymore
Our Vegas weekend quickly turns to passion
The fire between us can never be tamed
And the lines we blur may just be the ones to save us
PLAYING FOR KEEPS is book 4 and the final book in the Seattle Hockey series and can be read as a stand-alone. For mature readers.
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