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by August Summers (Author)
With an ever growing emphasis on race in America is it possible for the consummate professional Black woman and her very astute white male counterpart to cross the color line in and out of work in the midst of the killings of Elijah McCall, Eric Floyd and countless other innocent Black men? There's no doubt the comely Simone feels more than a little something for the debonair Anthony D'Angelo. But in the midst of the genocide of Black men she can hardly see the entertaining of her white colleague as being honorable and justifiable. In lieu of the fight against discrimination by her parents to present a better more level playing field for her how would it look if she crossed the color line? This and other crucial dilemmas are never far from the forefront as Simone dispels the advances of Anthony D'Angelo heir to the throne with his wealth and a growing crush on Daddy's Lil Girl.
