In a city full of criminals, speakeasies, and dirty cops, Jack must find a way to protect his love’s bar from being discovered and keep them all out of harm’s way.
Jaime W. Powell’s Speaking Easy

by Jaime W. Powell

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Here’s the set-up:

But I chose crime. Because it made me a king, the money was good, and because of her: Doll.

When Jack became the newest addition to the New York City police force he never imagined himself as anything less than a hero. He wanted to catch bad guys and be rewarded substantially for it. What he didn’t count on was Doll – a sexy lounge singer who worked at a local speakeasy. A short time after beginning at the police department, his lieutenant offers Jack the riches he so longs for, protecting a speakeasy, claiming that fame and fortune is reserved for the criminals, not the cops. After meeting Lt. Green’s sister, Doll, Jack is all too eager to please them both. But in a city full of criminals, speakeasies, and dirty cops, Jack must find a way to protect his love’s speakeasy from being discovered and keep them all out of harm’s way.