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Bed Stuy by Jerry McGill

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Bed Stuy

A Love Story

Jerry McGill

Amazon Publishing · Print & ebook · December 1, 2021

Reading lane: Black Romance

From the author of Dear Marcus comes a breathtaking novel about a fated love affair that crosses the divides of race and class.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Why It Works

A grounded love story with enough warmth and motion to keep you reading.

Come here for

  • immersive romance
  • sustained, easy momentum

Expect

  • book-club-friendly appeal
  • a Black romance lens

Book Details

Authors
Jerry McGill
Publisher
Amazon Publishing
Published
December 1, 2021
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Black Romance · Black Women's Fiction
Reading lane
Black Romance

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Publisher Categories

  • Contemporary Romance

  • Black Fiction

  • Black Urban Fiction

About This Book

From the author of Dear Marcus comes a breathtaking novel about a fated love affair that crosses the divides of race and class. Rashid is a young Black man from Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, with a complicated life. Looking for an escape from a neighborhood few ever leave, he finds it in Rachel—married, twenty years his senior, and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. It begins with a flirtation and a tryst. It becomes an intense romance, exhilarating and enriching, that defies the e...

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From the author of Dear Marcus comes a breathtaking novel about a fated love affair that crosses the divides of race and class. Rashid is a young Black man from Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, with a complicated life. Looking for an escape from a neighborhood few ever leave, he finds it in Rachel—married, twenty years his senior, and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. It begins with a flirtation and a tryst. It becomes an intense romance, exhilarating and enriching, that defies the expectations of Rashid’s friends and family. What draws Rachel to Rashid is his curiosity, his need for intimacy, and his adoration—everything lacking in her crumbling marriage. But as the fault lines of their relationship become more prevalent, so do the inevitable choices one makes when falling in love.

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