On Duty — Capri Montgomery

This book has three short-shorts filled with stories of men in the line of protection.

In A Taste of Heaven: Protect and Serve Brent Wadsworth thinks a cellist needs his protection and he won't be shut down. When he finds out this cellist really doesn't need protection will the woman he met while on duty invite him into her life as something more than an officer of the law?

In Gates of Heaven: The Violinist the Taiwanese-White mixed officer of the law heats things up guarding the violinist who plays in the same orchestra as his ex-wife. Now that he's guarding the violinist he should have married can he claim her for life?

In Pearls of Heaven: Claiming the Fashionista when Joanna's misstep lands her with an assaulting a police officer charge, can the Asian hostage negotiator she crushed on be convinced to let her go? Or does Kane Chen have conquer and claim plans of his own?

The stories start off sweet with a hint of spice, but by Gates of Heaven: The Violinist the heat intensifies and the spice is not the classic Hollywood fade to black. Stories are bwwm and bwam multicultural short-shorts that can be great for an afternoon break read.