An Officer and a Fireman

By K.A. Fox

Maddie's ex-boyfriend has gone from creepy stalker to psycho in the blink of an eye. When her home is burned to the ground, she is rescued by the man of her dreams. The only problem is he appears to be gay, living with the police officer who happens to be assigned to Maddie's case.

But when she is invited to stay with them until she gets back on her feet, she learns that first impressions can be deceiving. Not one, but both men want her, and she realises they can give her everything she has ever wanted.

But can she really enter into a threeway without knowing where it will lead?

• Language: English
• Publisher: JMS Books LLC
• Release date: Aug 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9781646564798

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Chapter 1

Was that him again? my best friend Lola asked when I placed my phone on the café table with a huff. It had been ringing and buzzing practically non-stop for a week now.

Do you even need to ask? I rolled my eyes at her and pierced a slice of melon with my fork to guide it into my mouth.

Didn’t you change your number? she asked with a raised eyebrow as she sipped her latte.

Yeah.

Then how the hell did he get a hold of your new one?

I didn’t even like to think of the answer for that. He’s got high contacts. I shrugged.

Are you going to get that restraining order?

I gazed at her for a few moments, wondering what it would be like to walk in her shoes instead. With movie star good looks, natural platinum blonde hair, and cheek bones to die for there was little my best friend couldn’t achieve. Not to mention the fact she had a job as a fashion journalist where she barely had to step foot in the office because she was having an affair with her boss.

What I wouldn’t give for a day in her shoes.

He’s got money in half the pockets of the London police, I sighed. Nobody would take me seriously.

So what are you going to do? Lola asked.

Dye my hair, change my name, and move to Canada, I joked though the laughter caught in my throat. I was only half joking.

Running away had become more and more of an enticing prospect over the last week, but I didn’t have the finances.

Are you sure you ended things properly? Left him with no questions?

We’d had this conversation what felt like one hundred times before.

I packed up everything I’d left in his apartment and told him that we were over. I even told him not to contact me because I wouldn’t answer. That was the same answer I gave her every time.

And he’s still contacting you? Lola huffed out a long sigh, He’s got it bad.

I don’t see why. I shrugged and continued to play with the fruit salad in