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MidKnight Blue #10
Just For Now
Things in the department seem to be settling down after the drama with Stevie, and Midnight decides to reinstate her, setting her to work with Christian on a cyber crime case. But when Mikelya’s school is threatened, Midnight is thrust into the limelight and false accusations around Stevie’s reinstatement are made against her in a local newspaper.
To make matters worse, news of more health concerns for Joe circulate through the department, only serving to add to everyone’s stress levels.
As Midnight deals with the backlash from the article, Stevie and Christian become closer and both start to question their own romantic situations.
If the team can keep it together Just For Now, they might just make it through unscathed…
To make matters worse, news of more health concerns for Joe circulate through the department, only serving to add to everyone’s stress levels.
As Midnight deals with the backlash from the article, Stevie and Christian become closer and both start to question their own romantic situations.
If the team can keep it together Just For Now, they might just make it through unscathed…
256 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 3, 2019
About the author
Sherryl D. Hancock
65 books157 followersSherryl grew up in San Diego, California the youngest of three. She began making up stories as a teenager.
Working for the State of California at the Department of Justice taught her the inner workings of law enforcement. Her first stories centered around law enforcement situations. She married her husband and had two children. She continued writing and attempted to be published. When an agent returned her submission for the third time she gave up.
Always the romantic, the stories came with a vengeance after marrying her wife. Her biggest fan, (other than her mother) her wife, Tirzah, decided these needed to be published. First self-published then contacted by a publisher this is a dream come true for Sherryl.
Working for the State of California at the Department of Justice taught her the inner workings of law enforcement. Her first stories centered around law enforcement situations. She married her husband and had two children. She continued writing and attempted to be published. When an agent returned her submission for the third time she gave up.
Always the romantic, the stories came with a vengeance after marrying her wife. Her biggest fan, (other than her mother) her wife, Tirzah, decided these needed to be published. First self-published then contacted by a publisher this is a dream come true for Sherryl.
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May 19, 2019
Too predictable.
There are far too many raven haired, green eyed white women, and chisled blond haired blue eyed muscle car driving white boys. Dont you know of nor can you imagine or CREATE law abiding, attractive bkack caracters, other thsn the criminal Mexican and African American protagonist that you used. You have a good story line. But it has, in all of your series become so boringly predictable (which is why I did not complete them all). Your lack of inclusivity, despite your WeHo series, is very disappointing. The old ways and old days of Butch and Femmes may be fading, but racial separatism still seems to exist , perpetuated by storylines like theae. Take a walk on the wild side- introduce hourself to some LGBTQ People of Color, you may be surprised to find real live "Midnight Chevalier" types right there in front of your facem in living color.
There are far too many raven haired, green eyed white women, and chisled blond haired blue eyed muscle car driving white boys. Dont you know of nor can you imagine or CREATE law abiding, attractive bkack caracters, other thsn the criminal Mexican and African American protagonist that you used. You have a good story line. But it has, in all of your series become so boringly predictable (which is why I did not complete them all). Your lack of inclusivity, despite your WeHo series, is very disappointing. The old ways and old days of Butch and Femmes may be fading, but racial separatism still seems to exist , perpetuated by storylines like theae. Take a walk on the wild side- introduce hourself to some LGBTQ People of Color, you may be surprised to find real live "Midnight Chevalier" types right there in front of your facem in living color.
November 18, 2020
Lot of action. Too many people with their individual and intertwined lives unless one has read the entire series.
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