Book Review: Misadventures In Blue by Sierra Simone

Senior Detective Cat Day has one hard and fast rule about dating: no cops. They live hard and die young—a truth she’s faced every day since her fiancé’s tragic death several years ago. But when rookie Jace Sutton shows up to work the same burglary investigation, she feels desire she hasn’t felt in years.
Jace knows what he wants the minute Detective Day strolls onto his crime scene in heels and a pencil skirt tailored by God himself. He wants to thaw the legendary Ice Queen, and it only takes one hot, dirty night for Jace to realize he wants more. Much, much more.
But more is the last thing Cat wants from any cop—especially a playboy rookie like Jace. As the burglary investigation heats up and he repeatedly puts himself in danger, Cat must ask herself if Jace will be as reckless with her heart as he is with his life.

Misadventures in Blue is a steamy, heartfelt age-gap romance.  Oh yes! Give me a cop in uniform who is a master at restraining. I can't imagine a better match for an Ice Queen.  The age-gap only spices up the story. 

After Detective Cat Day tragically lost her fiance she transformed into the Ice Queen to shield her heart from further pain. When she's teamed up with a rookie police officer who melts her panties, all bets are off.  

Jace Sutton, twenty-four year old rookie police officer, knows what he wants the minute Detective Day shows up to his crime scene. After one steamy night together, he's all in. Although Cat is thirteen years older it doesn't stop Jace from his commanding pursuit. Cat, however, struggles with not only the age difference but her fear of loss. 

Although the age-gap plays a part in the story, there's no looking past the dangers of police work. 5 Stars