Illegally Yours - Meader, Kate

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Résumé :
Rule #1: Never fall for your client. Rule #2: Never fall for your client's fiercely protective, smoking hot sister-in-law. I'm the kind of guy who believes that everyone deserves the best legal representation money can buy-which just so happens to be me, Lucas Wright. Give me your henpecked, your cuckolded, your irreconcilable differences yearning to break free. And if you're the bad guy in your marriage, that's cool, too. Your green is as good as anyone's. Tell that to Trinity Jones. It's my job to destroy her sister-the soon-to-be ex-wife of my a-hole of a client-and Trinity's big sis instincts are dialed up to the max. I admire that. I admire her. But she won't stop me from representing my client to the best of my ability. Not even if my chemistry with Trinity is undeniable. Not even if we can't keep our hands off each other. Not even if she injects life into a heart assumed to be long dead. Because when faced with a choice between love and duty, the job will always win-or at least that's what I thought before I met Trinity . . . and suddenly conflict of interest never felt so right. ...

Sommaire:
Rule #1: Never fall for your client. Rule #2: Never fall for your client's fiercely protective, smoking hot sister-in-law. I'm the kind of guy who believes that everyone deserves the best legal representation money can buy-which just so happens to be me, Lucas Wright. Give me your henpecked, your cuckolded, your irreconcilable differences yearning to break free. And if you're the bad guy in your marriage, that's cool, too. Your green is as good as anyone's. Tell that to Trinity Jones. It's my job to destroy her sister-the soon-to-be ex-wife of my a-hole of a client-and Trinity's big sis instincts are dialed up to the max. I admire that. I admire her. But she won't stop me from representing my client to the best of my ability. Not even if my chemistry with Trinity is undeniable. Not even if we can't keep our hands off each other. Not even if she injects life into a heart assumed to be long dead. Because when faced with a choice between love and duty, the job will always win-or at least that's what I thought before I met Trinity . . . and suddenly conflict of interest never felt so right. ...