Worth The Trouble (St. James #2) - Plot & Excerpts
Between that and Hank’s reluctance to tell his family about their venture, she wasn’t in the best frame of mind to deal with her brother. Sitting in her car, she stared at his house and thought through her position. Sure, she’d poached Hank from his crew, and yes, she knew how much Jackson relied on Hank. But like she’d told David, Jackson didn’t own Hank. And he didn’t have the right to scold her for starting a business he’d never considered, let alone pursued. Bolstered by her private pep talk, she marched up the front walkway. Glancing around, she noticed his overgrown shrubs and small patches of rotted wood and peeling paint on the clapboard home. Frowning, she knocked on his front door. From inside, she heard him call out “coming” as he shuffled to the entry. When the door swung open, his surprise quickly faded into a familiar smirk. “Didn’t expect to see you tonight, Judas.” “Ha-ha.” She reverted to an old diffusion technique by patting his cheek and kissing him hello.
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