The girl next door is all grown up—and she's still holding a grudge against the neighbor boy who broke her heart. Too bad he's the one man who can help her now…
Corey Jacobs is not a good man.
Not then when he was the hockey star next door who he took her V-card then walked away. Not now, ten years later when he returns to his tiny home town after an injury that robbed him of his dog tags and his future in the military.
Josie Baldwin would be lying if she didn't admit seeing him returning home broken didn't give her a little bit of satisfaction. After all, he broke her first. The problem is since they're neighbors she's seeing him all too much. In the yard. In the window. In his boxers with his scarred muscles rippling… In her dreams…
She despises that he lives next door, that memories of him live rent free in her brain. And she really hates that when she needs help he's the one who shows up.
However, nothing compares to the self-loathing that consumes her when he utters the words "Good girl," and her rebellious desires ignite for the man who once broke her heart. Damn her foolish desires!
