Reasonable Service (Street Justice #3)

Michael Steele has tried to be an adult since he was a seven. Losing his dad early on and living with a liberal mother has given him a distorted view of life and love. The gritty streets of Chicago is where he works. He encounters everything from thugs and cons to his homeless uncle. He's used to being lied to and conned, but not by his grandmother, Nana Steele.

While living in and out of his Nana's apartment, he finds himself at odds with her nurse, Jessica White. His liberal ways, and loose love life, has her on the offensive. His occupation as one of Chicago's finest, in her eyes, is his only redeeming quality. When Michael's dispatched to Nana's apartment he finally understands why Nana is so elusive on the topic of her nurse. Jessica White is stunning and as Nana knew, the minute their eyes met, sparks began to fly.

Michael has a lot on his plate, an aging grandmother, a homeless uncle, and now a blonde beauty that won't give him the time of day. Why does he care, why does he need to prove anything to anyone. He wants to go back to the way things were before he first held Jessica White in his arms, but for some reason he just can't.