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Chase me,it's a run for your money
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Ongoing, First published Mar 25, 2017
When Jack Nicholson robbed a bank and got thrown in jail,he couldn't keep his mind off of the cop who put him there.but with a troubled past and a history with drug addictions. There was no way that Kent Johnson. The perfect, spotless all American cop.would he ever love him?
(*NOTE:this is a book about a gay relationship and the LGBT community. If you don't like or support this comminty then don't read this)
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