Electra's Complex - Perez, Emma
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Electra Campos has kept her life cleanly divided. By week she tends to her academic duties and her students. Weekends she frequents the Down Under, a Chelsea sex club for women. When her spiteful ex Isabel Cortez issues yet another petty threat, she brushes it off-until she finds Capital College's dean in a pool of his own blood. At first, NYPD Detective Carolina Quinn seems concerned only in Electra's details of finding the body. Then the interest grows intensely professional...and personal. Why would the police think Electra had a motive for murder? She had no personal interaction with Dean…mehr

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Electra Campos has kept her life cleanly divided. By week she tends to her academic duties and her students. Weekends she frequents the Down Under, a Chelsea sex club for women. When her spiteful ex Isabel Cortez issues yet another petty threat, she brushes it off-until she finds Capital College's dean in a pool of his own blood. At first, NYPD Detective Carolina Quinn seems concerned only in Electra's details of finding the body. Then the interest grows intensely professional...and personal. Why would the police think Electra had a motive for murder? She had no personal interaction with Dean Johnson. But his wife was no stranger to the Down Under, and Detective Quinn is extremely curious about every detail of Electra's other life. A Bella After Dark erotic, romantic mystery!
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Autorenporträt
Emma Pérez is the author of Gulf Dreams, considered one of the first Chicana lesbian novels in print. Her Forgetting the Alamo received the Christopher Isherwood Writing Grant and widespread critical acclaim. She is also the author of the history The Decolonial Imaginary: Writing Chicananas Into History from the Indiana University Press. Her long-time passion for lesbian fiction has kept her scouring shelves for stories while teaching Ethnic Studies, Chicana feminism, queer theory and creative writing. She lives in Denver, Colorado.