But maybe not as much as someone who doesn’t have dreads. Here are my five favorites.ĭo I wash my hair? Is there anyone who choses not to wash their hair? Eww, don’t tell me if there are. Having dreadlocks for the past nine years myself, has given me a lot of experience with questions readers may have about the style.

Admittedly, I just LOVE a man with nicely maintained locs. You know the old adage, write what you know? Perhaps that’s why in my latest release, I chose to write one character, Drew Nolan, with dreadlocks. Thanks to MM Good Book Reviews for hosting me today! States of Love: Stories of romance that span every corner of the United States. As animosity becomes desire, they realize they can help each other out-in more ways than one. It’s going to be a long night and one hell of a ride as opposites attract and realize they share a lot in common beneath the surface. But there’s something about Drew Josh is having a hard time resisting. Unfortunately, his author looks like he belongs in the backseat of Josh’s squad car-long, ginger dreadlocks, piercings, and an “I would bottom you so hard” T-shirt. Recently busted back down to patrol, he’s relieved to get a cushy assignment at the Author’s Police Institute where he’ll take one lucky writer on a ride-along. When he wins a ride-along at a writer’s conference, he thinks he’s hit the jackpot… until he meets his partner.Ĭloseted cop Josh de Oliveira lost his family, his partner, and the respect of his unit-all for doing the right thing. He needs practical experience with the Baltimore police beat to get his latest manuscript to his publisher on time.

Drew Nolan is a loud-and-proud mystery writer with a brutal case of writer’s block.

His Fairy Share by Meghan Maslow