Not a Big Deal

by Nina Schluntz

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ISBN: B01MD2I7V5
Pages: 165

Clayton's hometown is full of white racist cops who enjoy targeting the dominantly black neighborhoods. His father, the police chief, has supposedly improved the situation.

After Clayton transfers to the department, he begins a relationship with a black man who lives in one of those neighborhoods. Clayton tries to keep his job and ties to the police force a secret from his new lover. It doesn't help that his new love interest also has secrets, too.

Clayton has to decide who he should trust-- his brothers in blue or the man sharing his bed.

Published: November 3, 2016
Publisher: Independently Published
Genres:

Erotic Romance, Interracial

Tags:

author - american

Pairings: M-M
Heat Level: 3
Romantic Content: 4
Ending: Click here to reveal
Character Identities: Gay
Protagonist 1 Age: 26-35
Protagonist 2 Age: 26-35
Tropes: Class Differences, Cultural Differences
Languages Available: English

Excerpt:

About the Author

I grew up in Nebraska and have moved all over America with my husband and two kitties, a rescued Abyssinian and her companion "calming kitten" Eek-a spunky tortie.

My first books are currently out of print that have been re-released as an abridged novella. They are a prequel to my science fiction novels, the Decompose Series: Amaranthine, Aurum, and Nacreous. Which yes, the main character discovers he is attracted to men, and this began my writing in the area same sex relationships.

I now mainly write romance novels. Some of my romance novels are published by ManLoveRomance Press and always have a happy ending. Kale's Paroxysm-released April 2016 and Not a Big Deal in November 2016. Nosy Neighbors, out September 2017, is my first paranormal romance. I also have a romance series about shape-shifting dragons, Enukara, which is 6 books long and the last installment came out March 2019. I'm working on a new science fiction romance series about a character with god-like powers, the first two are out Influence of a God and Prophet of a God several more are planned, each is a stand alone novel that follows and leads up to an alien invasion!

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