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*'''Author''': [[Sharon Maria Bidwell]] | *'''Author''': [[Sharon Maria Bidwell]] | ||
*'''Publisher''': [[Changeling Press]] | *'''Publisher''': [[Changeling Press]] | ||
Revision as of 01:33, 10 November 2022
- Author: Sharon Maria Bidwell
- Publisher: Changeling Press
- Year: 2011
- Setting: London, England, U.K.
- Purchase: Hounding the Beat
Book Description
Since pounding the beat is no longer an option, how is Sam’s life suddenly more arresting?
Bobby loves his work, but he loves his fellow police officer Chantelle more. Unfortunately, they work in the same department, and they will need to make some life-altering decisions soon.
Some lives have already been altered. Take his friend, Sam: a drunken driver has left him with a damaged leg and permanent limp. Sam’s rethinking his career and his future for several reasons, one being that he’s very much in love with Bobby, and more than a little in love with Chantelle.
If explaining to Sam that they are happy to consider a ménage relationship doesn’t complicate things, how is Bobby to tell Sam that he and Chantelle can turn furry at will?
