I did not want to put this book down for any length of time.Įlijah Stephenson is stepping back into his precinct for the first time in months after having been nearly killed while working undercover in Vice, and he's now looking to cruise a desk job until it's time to retire. Add to that a sociopath who wants to kill one of them, having to hide from this danger, meddling family members, and HAWT bedroom scenes, and you have yourself a nearly perfect story in which to lose yourself for a few hours. This book paired two very different men who had a one-time one-night-stand that might have led to more if their lives hadn't been so different. I just love second-chance stories, where the MCs have history. She loves hearing from readers and discussing the messy characters that are running around in her head causing so much trouble. As a result, her characters and settings are always designed to provide positive representations of people of color and various marginalized communities living their best lives and experiencing joy.
Writing-her escape from everyday madness- has always been a friend and source of comfort.Īt the age of sixteen, she read her first romance novel and realized the genre was missing something: people that looked and lived like her. She is the 2016 Author of the Year Golden Apple Award winner & the 2016 Write Touch Readers Award winner. If she's not writing, she's probably trying on or looking for her next great makeup find. Her novels feature diverse ensemble casts who are confident in their right to appear on the page.
This Brooklyn native writes unapologetically bold, character-driven stories. That means she writes sentimental and steamy stories (like Hallmark movies, but with a lot of sex) featuring at least one MC who always keeps it cute. LaQuette writes sexy, stylish, and sensational romance.
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