Scarface

Name: Scarface
Author: Luna Lay

Genre: Romance Erotic Adult LGBTQ+ M-M Romance

119 pages

Detective Adam “The Scarface” Markland was a hater. He hated his life, his job, and probably himself, but more than that, he hated his partner, Detective Jordan Slade. He hated the sight of him, the sound of his voice, and his citrusy scent, which always made Adam breathe more deeply than needed. That was why having to share a prison cell with his partner wasn’t just a predicament for Adam Markland. It was hell. How did two cops end up locked behind bars in the company of thugs, thieves, and murderers? Call it a combination of stupid decisions, cursed destiny, and rotten luck. Not to mention that Adam’s insomnia had gotten out of hand… until he woke up next to his partner one day and realized he slept like a baby. It meant two things. First, Adam found the cure for his insomnia. Second, Adam hated the cure for his insomnia.

Detective Jordan “The Shadow” Slade was a doer. He did everything by the book, he followed the rules, and he got along with everyone except Adam Markland. That guy hated him since the moment they met, and Jordan would have hated him back if it weren’t for one little secret. Spoiler alert, it wasn’t little, and it certainly wasn’t the only secret he kept. Still, the crush he had on his surly, straight partner was the secret Jordan would carry to his grave. That was why ending up in a prison cell with his partner wasn’t just a predicament for Jordan Slade. It was one secret too many on the verge of spilling out, and the rest of them were even worse.

When Jordan Slade joined the Loser’s Division, the last place a respectable cop would want to end up in, Adam Markland called him a fake. A phony. A liar.
He couldn’t prove it.
But he was right.

Scarface is a standalone and the third book in The Loser’s Division series. This series features police officers of dubious reputation who end up in the infamous police station destined for the worst of the worst. Still, not everyone who ends up in the Loser’s Division is a loser. More often than not, they’re overlooked heroes.
This book features themes like bi awakening, enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, and hurt/comfort. For mature readers only, 18+.

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