Law & Disorder by Liv Arnold

Law & Disorder by Liv Arnold
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short story (32 pages)
Other: M/F, Toys (handcuffs)
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Fern

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Juliet had faced down her next-door neighbor Sergeant Jesse Burns more than a few times in the court-room as she cross-examined him and defended her clients. Sure, the man was dead sexy and made her hot, but he was also arrogant and didn’t always take the time to get to know the full story. As a lawyer defending these people, Juliet did. When she accidently locks herself out of the house clad only in a towel though, Juliet is grateful for Jesse’s close proximity and they each start to see the other in a different light.

I found this to be a funny and sexy short story. The pace is quite quick, which given the short page count I thought was completely understandable. Readers who prefer a slower-burn to their romance mightn’t find what they’re looking for here. And while I thought the enemies-to-lovers shift was slightly too fast for my personal tastes, the chemistry and attraction between Juliet and Jesse was smoking hot and I quickly got on board with them being sexily intimate together and indulging in all that passion burning between them.

With a lot of sharp banter between them, I thought both Jesse and Juliet were strong characters, neither willing to give an inch on the other. This isn’t a soft or gentle romance, but more like two fierce fires coming together and burning the house down. There is a very satisfying “Happy For Now” style of ending that I enjoyed and with a few of their neighbors introduced I’d be intrigued to see if any further stories might be released in the future.

Sexy, hot and very fast-paced, this was a fun and good read.