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    Laws of Love
    Laws of Love
    Laws of Love
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    Laws of Love

    By JT Schultz

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    Jackson Hunter thought he had seen it all, until one bad day forces him to take city transit. A nutcase in a bunny outfit and designer sunglasses hops on, gives out money in a card to every passenger then hops off. Chasing the bunny down a sidewalk after it hops away is weirder. Finding out the beautiful blonde at a bar that has caught his eye is not only the runaway rabbit but the lawyer suing him sends the fur flying and some fancy footwork.


    Attorney Abigail Crosby has it all. She also has zero patience for Hunter Industries the company that plans to destroy the neighborhood she grew up in and leave families without affordable housing. How was she to know that the hunky on the bus could fill the void in her life that she never noticed before? Only after great conversation, shared meals and mind-blowing sex she discovers that he is the defendant. With the court date fast approaching, emotions are running high. Can she pull a rabbit out of her hat, saving her career and what she has with Jack or in the end will it boil down to the laws of love?
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJT Schultz
    Release dateSep 21, 2015
    ISBN9781516306077
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      Laws of Love - JT Schultz

      License Statement

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please download an additional copy for each recipient. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Praise for JT Schultz

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      JT Schultz is an author to watch!!! She packs action, humor and heat between the pages!!!

      ~Author Karen Kelley

      JT has a way of combining humor and sensual delights to keep the reader entertained from start to finish! I’m positive you won’t be disappointed at any time!

      ~Joni – Twolips Reviews

      JT Schultz has a style that grabs you and drags you in.

      ~Rachel C. - Fallen Angel Reviews

      I love Ms. Schultz’s writing style and I would highly recommend her stories to others. You won’t be disappointed.

      ~Diana, Night Owl Romance Reviews

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      Dear Reader,

      Thank you for purchasing Laws of Love. When I originally wrote this book, I wanted an unusual meeting between the hero and the heroine. The story came out a surprise and both characters learned a lot about themselves which made me happy.

      Jackson Hunter has more money than most people will ever see or can imagine exists. Only money can’t buy happiness and after meeting Abby he understands how having someone special in your life can make all the difference. That is until he finds out she is the lawyer suing his family’s company for millions of dollars.

      Abby came from humble beginnings. Having grown up in foster care, she worked hard to become a lawyer. After a big win, she has plenty of money and started a nonprofit law firm. She thinks she has life figured out. Then came Jack.

      They say you can only make one first impression, but though we don’t mean to, I think often we are quick to judge and not look deeper, thinking we have someone already figured out. Abby and Jack are forced to look a little harder not only at themselves, but what it is about the other, that is worth fighting for.

      I hope you enjoy the story as much as I liked writing how sometimes a bad turn of events or in Jack’s case—a bus ride, can lead us down the wrong road, only to discover, its where we were meant to be all along.

      ~Best,

      JT

      www.jtschultz.com

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      Chapter 1

      You’ve got to be kidding me!

      Jackson blinked at the sight. Nope, it didn’t matter how many times he closed and opened his eyes, the outrageous sight was still there. Leaning back in his seat, he took in his bleak surroundings and groaned. Outrageous was pretty much par for his life as of late, especially today. He had a Maserati GranSport Spyder, which was his pride and one hundred thousand dollar joy. It was sitting in his garage, but he wasn’t in the car, or his limousine. Wherever the hell his driver and limo were still remained a mystery. Of course, hailing a cab in this city was a nightmare—rush hour made it more of a terror and impossibility. So here he was—Jackson William Hunter—on a city bus, going through the worst neighborhood in the city to get to his upscale home. He was far from happy. In truth, he was downright miserable. The large vehicle stopped for a pick up and he turned to the front of the bus wondering what would happen next.

      The white fluffy atrocity that had stood on the sidewalk hopped onto the bus. Of all the days and all the neighborhoods, he had to share this most undesirable experience with a crack addict—a crack addict in white, fun-fur coveralls. He blinked and shook his head, then ran his gaze over the body, starting at the tip of erect, large ears with light pink fur on the insides. The ears, attached to a hood that covered the person’s head, dipped low enough down on the forehead and around the cheeks to shield the face. Mittens covered the hands, an exact match to the fur of the rest of the outfit, and clutched a deep, multicolored Easter basket. Oh yeah, this was a complete whacko—Easter was long over.

      Then the unexplainable happened and turned the event from weird to unbelievable. The crazy person in fun-fur turned. Not only was the lunatic wearing an Easter bunny costume, they had on sunglasses, rosy cheeks, and full, pink lips. Even sitting five rows back he wasn’t blind, and the bunny was—beautiful, but he was curious to know what color the eyes were.

      Maybe I am just as crazy as she is.

      He shook his head. What did it matter what color her eyes were? Watching those puffy lips turn softly into a smile made him wonder. Although from this distance, he couldn’t tell for sure, but he wondered if she was smiling at him?

      Right then and there his breathing stopped. The smile broadened, causing his stomach to flutter, and his heart to pick up speed. She looked away shyly and extra color tinted her rosy cheeks. Turning to the first person on the bus, she passed them an envelope and then repeated it to everyone around her, passing out a variety of pastel colored envelopes. She offered every person a smile with their envelope. When she reached him, she paused.

      Hi, she greeted softly and slipped him one in light purple.

      Since he couldn’t see her eyes, his gaze fell to her lips. Hi!

      Cheeks tinting to a deeper crimson, she pulled her lower lip between her teeth. There was something incredible about her that he couldn’t put his finger on. Absurdly enough, he was attracted to the crazy in the bunny outfit.

      I’m losing my mind. First it was my license for speeding, and now it’s my mind after a long and very bad day.

      As she quickly passed out more of the envelopes in her basket, a loud yell pulled his attention off her big, pink, fluffy tail and turned it to the front of the bus. There’s fifty dollars in it!

      Jack blinked and glanced down at the sealed purple envelope in his hand as other shouts of joy filled the air. He looked around and saw how happy the fifty dollars inside each seemed to make the people on the bus. He shifted in his seat towards the cottontail as the bunny picked up speed in her deliveries. She glanced out the window and reached up with a mittened paw and pulled the cord. The ding indicated she was about to get off

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