Playing with the Enemy — Suzzana C. Ryan

Josie never played fair. Josie was like a magnet, men were drawn to her. And Josie liked men. She'd take any one's man, she looked at it as if he's out there looking and he's hot, why not. Josie was a bad girl and wore her gang colors proudly. She never knew when to stop. She never knew when enough was enough until she met J.P. Adams a New York City police officer. He was the enemy and forbidden fruit. Yet neither could deny the other. In a quiet village in Queens New York five houses are raided and the diabolical benefactors are furious; their multi-million dollar business is dismantled and destroyed. Someone had to pay. They will make an example of the cops who now were riding on the glory train. Tragedy strikes. Each DEA agent, undercover cop and their families become a target. Josie's gang strips her of her colors because she's sleeping with the enemy. She too becomes a target. The streets of Brooklyn and Manhattan may become a war zone. Two of the cops involved in the bust are murdered. The department is aware the remaining cops are now a target. One clue breaks open the door to justice. JP and Josie fall in love and in the midst of a drug Cartel's revenge they struggle to survive.