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    Tripp in Love
    Tripp in Love
    Tripp in Love
    Ebook69 pages1 hour

    Tripp in Love

    By Tressie Lockwood

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    This story is republished with a new cover.

    No strings attached sex with a hot smalltown cop? Yeah, her heart was in serious danger…

    Toya is on the way to a funeral when she’s pulled over by the sexiest cop she’s ever laid eyes on. When she discovers she doesn’t have her wallet with her license in it, she decides it’s time to use her feminine charms to get out of being hauled off to jail. The super short skirt and the f*me high-heeled boots should do the trick, but this cop doesn’t seem impressed in the least.

    Tripp is finding it hard to remain detached and professional while doing his job looking at the chocolate beauty he’s just pulled over. And when he discovers she’s driving without a license, procedure dictates he asks her to step out of the car. With a body he’d like to sample right there on the side of the road, this woman forces him to make her a proposition that has nothing to do with the law—no strings attached sex, all weekend long. But what will he do when it’s time for Toya to leave his small town and go back to New York?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTressie Lockwood
    Release dateFeb 20, 2015
    ISBN9781507078211
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      Tripp in Love - Tressie Lockwood

      Chapter One

      She glanced in the rearview mirror and grumbled under her breath. Perfect, just freaking perfect. The cop’s lights flashed, and he’d given his siren one swift blare before he’d turned it off. Toya hit the brake to slow down and then pulled to the side of the road. She grabbed her purse and began searching through it while the cop was doing his thing in his car, probably looking up her tag number. She sighed and then froze. Her wallet wasn’t in her purse.

      Of all times... She stretched across the seat to check her glove compartment, but she never put her wallet there. The sides of the seats produced nothing, and her suitcase in the back seat didn’t have it. Oh damn, I’m in trouble.

      He knocked on her window while she searched the glove compartment again. She peered at him, but his gaze was lowered to her skirt, which had hiked halfway up to her snatch. She’d intended to wear tights with the piece, but inside the car, she always got overheated. Now her legs were exposed. Did she dare use the sexy woman card to get out of being hauled off to jail for driving without a license? She better try something that was for sure.

      Straightening, she lowered the window. Hello, officer, she said in an almost unintentional breathy tone.

      Ma’am, you mind cutting your engine? The question was more of a command. She did as he asked and sat back. She didn’t have to look to know that her silk blouse was undone by a few buttons, showing off her cleavage. The officer might not be into black women, but he might not mind the view just for the sake of it. He cleared his throat. Do you know how fast you were going?

      I’m sorry. She looked directly into his face for the first time and had to catch her breath. Okay, now she was at a loss. The man was gorgeous. His eyes were light blue, framed by thick, dark lashes that matched his full head of wild curls. Although his cheeks were red, no doubt from slipping in and out of his car into the cold February weather, the color only enhanced his strong jawline, straight nose, and thick, kissable lips.

      He wore full policeman regalia, including the CB hanging from his shoulder on his coat. The big chest and gun at his hip added to the sense of power she felt from him. Her breath came in quick spurts, and she couldn’t think of what to say to charm him. Come on, Toya, get it together, girl. You have men eating out of your palm all the time at work.

      License and registration, he intoned, seemingly unmoved by her appearance. She didn’t think she was drop-dead gorgeous, but she was no joke either. She kept herself in reasonable shape, with a few extra pounds. But getting hit on all the time told her men found her attractive—black and white. Was this man dead or what?

      She offered him her best pout, which resulted in a frown from him. I kind of...forgot it, she said.

      He took one step back. You want to step out of the car, ma’am.

      She grunted. Really? You have to keep calling me ma’am?

      His eyebrows went up, and she muttered an apology as she stepped out of the car. Never in her life had she been arrested, and now she was about to. To her embarrassment, tears started in her eyes and a slight tremor shook her body. That was just great, she was going to cry, and she hadn’t meant to. Besides, they wouldn’t work on him anyway. He was immune. Or gay.

      I didn’t mean to come without it, trust me. I can’t believe I forgot. I’m from New York, and I’m down here for my brother’s funeral. I have to stay in a hotel, so I didn’t intend to come without my ID or credit cards.

      With that little speech, the corner of his mouth turned up, and his disbelief was obvious. You expect me to accept that you were speeding to a funeral?

      Keeping control of her temper was an effort. "No, I admit I was speeding, and I am on my way to my brother’s funeral. Whether you believe it or not is up to you."

      His gaze swept her from head to foot now that she stood beside her car. Toya tried not to fidget under his glare. She’d righted her skirt, but it hardly covered more of her thighs than when sitting, and her boots were fuck me high. She liked them like that in the winter, especially stretching over her knees and a small way up her thighs.

      You’re not too good at using what you have to get out of trouble, are you?

      Toya’s jaw dropped. The first time he unbends from the hard cop routine, and he insults her. She tossed her hands on her hips. Excuse me?

      He pointed his chin at her. The attitude. One minute you’re all soft and delicate, the next you look like you want to scratch my eyes out. Which is the real you?

      For your information, I’m always real. Now if you’re going to arrest me, do it. Otherwise, let me go.

      The step he took closer to her made her stumble back. That’s when she saw for the first time how much taller he was. He towered above her even in her

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