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    Lashon's Theory of Relationships: A Santore Security Novel: Santore Security, #2
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    Lashon's Theory of Relationships: A Santore Security Novel: Santore Security, #2

    By Katie Pressa

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    Security expert Lashon Jackson knows how to protect everyone from celebrities to poor kids. But when it comes to relationships with women, he feels like an amateur. Exactly where he goes wrong baffles him, but one thing he does know for sure: no more looking for the mythical Ms. Right. No more dating, no asking friends for hook-ups. No more relationships. Period.

    TV journalist Carmen Castillo can do live shots in two languages and stay cool in emergencies, making her the go-to at Channel 25 for breaking stories—and why she gives her agent standing orders to find her a job in a big city like Miami or LA with large Latino communities.

    When terrorists attack a women's clinic on Lashon's watch, the worst week of his life begins. Lashon makes the mistake of being heroic while black and finds himself under suspicion by the police. But in the midst of the crisis, he meets the woman of his dreams—and she challenges everything he believes.

    Lashon's Theory of Relationships opens on the same scene that opens A Gentleman of the Old School, but from Lashon's point of view, and offers a whole new perspective on that pivotal event.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKatie Pressa
    Release dateJul 19, 2018
    ISBN9781386470519
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