T. Clover

Shots Fired in the Melting Pot is true to its name with six natural enemies living together in a New York City loft. This playful romantic thriller is a delectable experience that will push the boundaries of human emotions and tolerance. Where else in the world can you find a cop and criminal; a celebrity and paparazzi; and a conservative and liberal all forced to exist in one space? Every character has a sharp wit and a sharper tongue. Readers will enjoy peeling back the layers of secrets that may leave them awestruck by the depth of their revelations. A timeless ride that is as unpredictable as its diverse characters. This taut novel offers something for everyone.

Shots Fired in the Melting Pot

During a hedonistic party in a Manhattan mansion, Zigmund Archuleto learns that his childhood friend is going to be killed by an anarchist business group. The murder is scheduled to take place at a sporting event, and it is to be carried out by one of the participants. Archuleto finds himself in the dizzying position of betraying the people who provide his lucrative lifestyle to save the life of a man that bullied him in high school. Adding to the stakes are his wife and four-year-old son, along with his reputation for discretion in all matters of the criminal world. Artimus Ray Rothschild is a senator from New York who has no idea that his son Draymont is in danger from the very group that he founded. Although the senator has complicated morals and worships the chaotic movements of the universe, he still has tremendous love for his prized son. This mysterious character operates in the undercurrents of society, plotting modern conquests and a continuation of the antiquated American Manifest Destiny. When gravity begins towing these characters into the paths of one another, it is anyone's guess as to whether they will survive the riptides and psychological fallout.

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