First off, Jude and Brody are two headstrong characters with a major strike against them, one that Jude is keeping secret. These two are so into each other, you can feel the steam at times. Both are strongly committed to their families, although Jude wrote off her twin brother years ago. The story is about family, both the ones you’re born with, and the ones you make along the way.
Trying to take care of her dying father, go to nursing school, keep everything up to date, and avoid her twin, Jude depends a lot on her friend Kai, who happens to be pledging Brody’s MC. Kai has become more than a friend, and it shows just how important these relationships can be in peoples lives.
Brody was burned in the past, and doesn’t want anything to do with relationships. But meeting Jude at a street race will change everything.
These two spark from their first meeting at the finish line, and their interactions are heartfelt, hot and at times fun. The problem arises when Brody finds out exactly who Jude’s brother is, and begs the question of loyalty. At a time when she needs him most, and they both are realizing exactly how they feel, will Jayce tear them apart?