Books matching: gritty urban detroit
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Save:'Dirty For Me' by Jackie Ashenden is a scorching hot romance set in gritty, up and coming Detroit, featuring the unconventional pairing of Tamara, a classy and controlled woman, and Zee, a hot, protective bad boy. The story unfolds with intense chemistry between the characters, leading to a roller coaster of emotions, tension, and dangerous situations. The writing style is captivating, with steamy and natural sex scenes that advance the storyline, showcasing the characters' depth and emotional baggage.
The plot revolves around Tamara and Zee navigating their contrasting backgrounds and personalities, with Tamara struggling to break free from societal expectations and Zee grappling with his past and emotional barriers. As their relationship develops, they face dramatic challenges and decisions, culminating in a climax full of anticipation and a satisfying resolution, leading to a heartfelt happy ever after.
Rose’s brown eyes glittered in the neon-painted darkness of the Detroit night. She was looking at the building in front them, a big, broken-down warehouse, its brick walls thick with graffiti and some... - #2
Save:Elmore Leonard's 'City Primeval' is a gritty crime novel set in Detroit, featuring a cat and mouse game between a killer named Clement Mansell and the determined homicide detective Raymond Cruz. The story unfolds with a modern western showdown vibe, showcasing contrasting characters like the loud and showy Mansell against the quiet and steady Cruz. The plot moves swiftly with excellent dialogue, bringing the 1980s setting to life and highlighting the seedy side of Detroit.
The narrative follows Mansell, a killer who believes he can get away with murder, and Cruz, who is determined to bring him to justice after a senseless act of violence. The story is structured like a tense, high-stakes confrontation, cycling between the perspectives of various characters involved in the pursuit of Mansell, creating a suspenseful and engaging read.
ONE OF THE valet parking attendants at Hazel Park Racecourse would remember the judge leaving sometime after the ninth race, about 1:00 A.M., and fill in the first part of what happened. With the judg...
