<br /><b>&ldquo;It&rsquo;s wrong to claim Victor, but it feels so right.&rdquo;</b><br /><br />When my best friend on the force Federico was killed in the line of duty, I swore to him as he died in my arms, I would take care of his baby brother, Victor.<br />&nbsp;I never went back on my word.&nbsp;<br />Victor moved back to our hometown after college, and he needed a place to stay. The kid was going to live next door to a crack house in a bad part of town, but I knew his older brother would haunt me if I allowed that to happen, so I demanded he move into my spare bedroom.&nbsp;<br />When he showed up on my doorstep, his transformation from an awkward teenager to a striking young man floored me. Victor was everything I had ever wanted&mdash;smart, smoking hot, and innocent&mdash;but there was no way he could handle a rough around the edges cop like me.&nbsp;<br />I kept my paws to myself, until one day Victor told me he had never been with another man before. He wanted advice on how to get a boyfriend, and how to keep him.&nbsp;<br />That broke me.&nbsp;<br />I&rsquo;d show Victor how to please a man, all right.&nbsp;<br />Me.<br /><i>Making it Fit is the first book in The Making It Series, and it is trope heaven. Roommates, fake boyfriend, opposites attract, first time experience, cops, older/younger, and my favorite, love at first sight. This scorching novella will make your ereader sizzle, and your heart melt.&nbsp;</i>