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JOCKEYS AND JEWELS

By: Bev Pettersen
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The first rule of an undercover cop: Never fall in love with the suspect!

By a USA Today Bestselling author and three-times National Readers Choice Nominee

Hardened cop Kurt has no intention of returning to undercover work. But when his former partner is murdered, he rushes to the backwater racetrack where his friend was last seen alive. He intends to make someone pay, even if the killer turns out to be a talented rider with a smoking hot body and a disarming smile.

Julie West is a rookie jockey, fighting to climb the rider ranks. She jumps at the chance to work for a new trainer, never suspecting she's already a person of interest--and it's not because of her riding skills.

Kurt never expected his Trojan horse to flourish under Julie's deft touch or for his own cynical heart to soften. But when his investigation tightens around the truth, will he be able to protect the woman he's falling for?
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I really loved the book, the first I've read of hers. I'm a horse girl and s racing fan ...plus the mystery was fun to unravel and the intimate scenes were passionate enough but not graphic. I liked all the characters. I HATED the AI. first off I don't want good readers to lose their jobs that they do so well. Second the AI gets words wrong and it's all just stupid. I will think twice about buying a book that uses AI technology.

AI reading .. really?

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