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The Detective's Angel
The Detective's Angel
The Detective's Angel
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The Detective's Angel

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Brian Callahan has been a NYPD detective for a long time, and he's been inside a strip club before to interview persons of interest. No big deal.

Then a new case sends him to a different club to interview a male stripper. Brian knows he's a goner the moment he lays eyes on Angel.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherJMS Books LLC
Release dateOct 23, 2019
ISBN9781646561407
The Detective's Angel
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J.B. Buell

J.B. Buell is a non binary writer (they/them or he/him) of m/m romance and gay rom com stories. They are a cat person, and can’t decide if they’re more of a coffee or tea person but is quite happy to drink both.

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    Chapter 1

    Strip clubs weren’t a new thing to Brian, he’d seen inside them a dozen times already, and they were really no big deal.

    Before he became a cop, he’d often wondered why movies or TV shows always had the detectives going into strip clubs for no apparent reason, other than to show half naked women onscreen.

    When Brian grew into an adult, and made detective before he was thirty, he realized a couple things. One, that he was actually pretty gay, so strip clubs with half naked women didn’t distract him like they did the other cops.

    Two, the fact that detectives had to go into strip clubs to get information happened more often than Brian cared to admit. He did try to work around it but if he called persons of interest over the phone, often none of them wanted to speak to cops in the first place, and it was easy to hang up on one.

    Less easy to avoid cops face to face.

    So, there he was, visiting another strip club. Second one this month.

    Brian drove the squad car with Raymond, his partner, in shotgun. Raymond was pretty straight, so the prospect of going into a strip club on a Tuesday afternoon put a certain spring in his step.

    Brian, he just wanted to get the information they needed, and go. This case was dragging on and on, because their main suspect, an older man named Joseph Anderson, was a slippery customer. But they’d heard from a reliable source that Anderson often frequented a club called The Velvet Lounge, and spent a lot of time with one stripper in particular.

    If they were lucky, they could get Intel on Anderson and catch him before he slipped away again.

    Brian found the backstreet they needed and drove slower, so Raymond could check building numbers as they drove past.

    Got it, Raymond said. I see a sign above that doorway.

    Great. Brian started looking for a place to park. Let’s hope this leads somewhere.

    Where it needs to lead to after this, Raymond said with a chuckle, is some lunch. I’m starving.

    Alright, Brian agreed. He parked the car on the street a block over, and they got out together. Let’s hope she knows something.

    * * * *

    The stripper wasn’t a she at all.

    When Brian and Raymond entered the dimly lit, rundown club, flashed their badges to the bored-looking bouncer, and asked for Angel, he pointed across the floor to one of the numerous stages with ripped, male dancers shaking their booty to the music.

    Raymond made a hmm noise, halfway between surprise and disappointment.

    Brian was far more shocked, and his mouth dropped open. "They’re guys?" he directed to the bouncer, who only shrugged.

    I just work here, man. He pointed again to the stage dead center of the floor. The dancer you want is right there. The Puerto Rican with the tattoo.

    Brian nodded mutely, then he and Raymond made their way into the club.

    Well, Raymond said sidelong to him, and Brian would’ve replied but…

    Yeah. He was very distracted. Now he knew how his colleagues felt when they went into strip clubs.

    Being an afternoon it wasn’t too busy, only a few customers here and there sitting close to the small stages. Platforms, really: barely three feet off the ground. Just the right height for the customers sitting in their chairs to lean their elbows on.

    And the customers were mainly white guys in suits, Brian noted. It would be incredibly lucky if they were to find Anderson here, but after a quick scan of the floor Brian didn’t think anyone here was quite as old as Anderson.

    Brian looked at the stripper they needed to speak to, as the red and pink lights of the club flashed across his near naked form. The guy was medium build, lean and clearly

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