Indelible by Bethany Lopez

Judd, I loved how that boy thinks, "she didn't bend at the knees, just straight over at the waist, giving me a perfect view and throwing my libido into fifth gear. Damn, I needed to adjust my jeans." I mean I love being in his mind, "s***, she'd been thinking about running her hands through my hair? That was effing hot." And he always tries to be the gentleman even if Sam is a stubborn cuss, "damn, this woman was stubborn. I always had to convince her to let me pay for stuff." At least you don't have a moocher for a woman Judd. And he'd literally do anything for Sam's baby girl even if it meant embarrassing himself you can tell you have a good man when that happens, "we'd started off playing Barbie, and I was relieve when I found the tea party set and Karrie agreed to play. I'd much rather pretend to eat and drink than pretend to be a blonde chick." I hope James gets a story I really liked her in this book, she was a great friend.