Just Right (Just Everyday Heroes: Day Shift, #1)

Product Description To save one good man, she’ll have to let her inner bad girl out to play…   ER nurse Jessica Bradford is a good girl. Okay, a reformed bad girl, but she’s done her late father proud. Now she’s one step away from landing Dr. Perfect, aka handsome, sexy, heroic Ben Torres—the hot fudge and cherry on top of her hard work scooping out a respectable life.   Ben learned the art of sacrifice from his missionary parents, but when a drunk driver he saved kills three people, he quits. To be precise, the fist he plants in the man’s face gets him suspended. And the first dish he wants on his newly empty plate is Jessica—preferably naked.   Jessica can’t believe the Ben she’s found drowning his sorrows in a bar is her knight in shining scrubs. And he won’t be pried loose until she bets 48 hours of her time in a game of pool. She loses. And the next morning she stands to lose much more.   The Chief of Staff’s recommendation for the promotion she’s been after rides on her ability to keep Ben out of trouble until things blow over.   Except “trouble” is all Ben wants. And despite herself, Jessica finds that she’s more than willing to go down with him…   Warning: Contains hot love in a store dressing room and in the front seat of a car—at the expense of a very nice strawberry patch, unfortunately—oh, and hooker boots. Can’t forget the hooker boots. Book Description In super-nurse Jessica Bradford’s eyes no man measures up to Dr. Ben Torres the hero of the ER… until he punches an obstinate patient in the face. Now she’s concerned not only for the secret romantic dreams she’s been harboring, but also for her job. Their boss has put Jessica in charge of keeping Ben out of trouble so that his temporary suspension doesn’t turn into a permanent condition. The real problem is that trouble is exactly what Ben is trying to get into… and when she’s with him Jessica can’t seem to remember why that’s a bad thing. About the Author Erin Nicholas started writing as soon as she realized that books were actually created by people versus just appearing in those magical places called “libraries” and “bookstores”. She started writing romance as soon as she realized that happily ever after was real and that she could make the guys in her stories do whatever she wanted. She started writing sexy contemporary romances when she realized her mother actually did know the word “sex” and wouldn’t die if her daughter wrote about it. This is Erin’s second published title.