A Cop's Tale

NYPD: The Violent Years

"Crime fighting like it has never been told before with no punches pulled. The hardest hitting expose of cops versus bad guys that has ever been written." -Louis Anemone, former four star Chief of Department, NYPD's highest ranking uniformed member when he retired in the middle of the 1990s.

"A fast-paced and sometimes funny ride into the war zone that was New York City in the Sixties and Seventies. I sat down to read a few pages and read the entire book. A master storyteller brings a lost New York to life. You will not be able to put it down." -Tim Herlihy, former Head Writer, Saturday Night Live and Writer of The Wedding Singer, The Waterboy and Big Daddy.

"Move over Ed McBain [87th Precinct series] and W. E. B. Griffin [Badge of Honor series]. Here comes a gripping true account of crime fighting in New York City during the challenging 1960's and 70's, told by the man who lived it. No second hand stories, no fabrications, just the raw truth. A thriller from start to finish." -Edward J. Schneider, Detective Sgt. NYPD (Ret.)