Just Jett

At age forty-nine, Jett is doing her best to keep the annoying Deke DeGeorge at bay while desperately fighting her feelings for Dru Simon. Why don't men just listen to her, and let her love them on her own terms? But with Brodie's passing, it appears Jett is up for grabs. The only thing is... who will latch onto her for the right reasons?

Jett is tickled! She won the deal struck between her and husband, Dru Simon, by completing their sellout - When Stars Collide Tour - as well as composing and singing Mirror – Mirror, which turns out being deemed 'Love Song of the Decade'. These accomplishments, per the deal, grant Jett premium ranch time, a grand shopping trip, and the cruise of her choice. YES! Life is good! However, upon returning home, Jett discovers that a little brush with the law that she encountered before the cruise has gotten out of hand. Thus, leaving Karin, Charisse, and Jemma to cover-up the damage without any of the husband's knowledge. And now, due to Karin's not-so-quick-wit, Jett's stuck facing another tour. Therefore, the Queen of Contrariness, as Dru calls his wife, is forced to fly. FLY? Jett feels damn certain that women at the ripe age of forty-one don't fly! At least not the kind of flying her husband and sons have conjured up in their misconstrued male minds! And that, along with helping to raise five, ornery as all get-out, grandchildren has made Jett's life even more challenging. But hell? What's a Tonsil Fairy to do? Then later, another question arises. Would Jett leave a man to die without giving her utmost to save him, even if he is an immense pain in her butt? Yes, Jett's trials and tribulations continue to go on in Letting Go – JUST JETT Series Book IX.