Description
Newly arrived in Manhattan from a small Tennessee town, Jordan Greene has built a life around his demanding job, loyal friendship, and increasingly distant relationship. His carefully ordered world is upended when he meets Kimberly Chavers, a spirited artist whose beauty and warmth draw him into an interracial romance that challenges his assumptions and convictions. As family pressures, social prejudice, and concealed histories complicate their connection, Jordan and Kimberly must decide whether love can overcome the divisions surrounding them. Exploring race, identity, faith, desire, and the risks of following the heart, this emotionally charged novel combines sharp social insight with Eric Jerome Dickey’s engaging, character-driven style.
Available Editions
paperback
New American Library
Published Jan 1, 2000
310 pages
ISBN: 9780451201003
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Details
First Published
1998
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Milk in My Coffee by Eric Jerome Dickey.