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Nikki and Nora

Nora Delaney and Nikki Beaumont are partners in the NOPD Special Crimes Unit in New Orleans police department. However, they are also more than partners - they are lovers.

Starring:

Christina Cox, Joe Chrest, Liz Vassey, Rose Rollins, Shemar Moore

Genre:

Crime

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