Paramedic Buff to Burnt37 reviews George Steffensen BookSurge Publishing, 2005 DOC JIM As both a physician and paramedic I believe that George has truly captured what it's like to be a medic. The sarcasim, sense of humor, as well as physical and emotional stress are all portrayed very well. This is a quick read that keeps your interest constantly. Hat's off to you George on a fine ...             The Last Mayor Joseph , C. Hoffman AuthorHouse, 2005 It's early New Year''s Day on West 246th Street in the Riverdale section of the Bronx. A young family is taking off for a day in Manhattan--to do something. As Chris, Cathy, and their sons, Jack, and Richie, step out on to the stone patio outside their front door, they are surprised to see their neighbors lining the sidewalks cheering as the four come out of the house and jump into a car with two ...             The Black Shields Roger Abel AuthorHouse, 2006 All but ignored, the Black police officer went unseen in a history that has been lost, stolen, and disguised by generations of segregation and discriminatory practices within the New York City Police Department, and city Government.For more than a century, Black police officers walked a lonely beat, and very little was written about their struggled for equality and recognition since the first ...             Lost Wings: The True Story of a Disgraced NYPD Cop6 reviews Robbin Christopher Ramos Authors Choice Press, 2006 Superb! + One Amazing Story + ONE TO READ + EXCELLENT + Great Book!             From the Mouth of the Monster: The Joel Rifkin Story6 reviews Robert Mladinich Pocket, 2001 Gripping, insightful, and intelligently written ... + Adoptive Parents Everywhere - Beware! + A Great, Great Book + Great book, very absorbing + Honest author             Brothers in Blue1 review Donald F. Herlihy AuthorHouse, 2005 OMG!!!!!!!!! I couldn't put the book down! I never knew what Don was going to do next. He made me laugh, cry, and hang on to the edge of my seat. Can someone really get that many chances to live??? It was a perfect story that I feel all will enjoy. Definitely put this one on your reading list!!!             Nine-o Adam4 reviews Adam Matkowsky Authorhouse, 2004 California Book Worm + Hey I know this guy + Nine O Adam One of the better cop books I have read in awhile. It is definitely not a "me, me, me" book if you know what I mean. He doesn't mind a joke at his expense. Ironically I had just finished reading 'Jarhead' when I started 'Nine-O Adam'and the two shared some of the same experiences on the same soil. ...             E-Man: Life in the NYPD Emergency Services Unit7 reviews Jerry Schmetterer iUniverse, Inc., 2006 Excellent Book + E-Man is an Excellent Book! + Could Not Put Down + Bad writing but still good book + Excellent book             The Electric Sewer14 reviews Trebor Nehoc Oak Tree Press, 2004 Read This Book When You're Alone! + Awsome! I really reminisced about the job as I read along. + What a trip! + Policing NYC's underground city + Not a Home & Garden book.             N.Y.P.D. True1 review Anonymous AuthorHouse, 2005 Trash I had high hopes for this book but it turned out to be terrible. First off the writer does not even know of what he speaks. He claims to be a member of the NYPD. Yet the book is filled with inaccuracies. In the Preface He calls the former First Dep Comm John Timoney, "Patrick Timmony" He calls ...             Fort Apache Bronx, NY2 reviews Tom Walker distributed by Gould Publications, Inc, 2000 True story of the NYPD busiest and deadliest precinct + Fort Apache - True Grit! Written during the early 1970's, Fort Apache captures in vivid detail what it was like to work in the then busisest and deadliest precinct in New York. Walker describes the neighborhood and the cops who police it with uncanny accuracy. You will ride along with him to shootings, stabbings, ...             Memoirs of a Spy2 reviews Adolph Hart 1st Books Library, 2004 riveting + Inside Secrets on Civil Rights Movement I lived in the city during that time. The book is well written and a time capsule of history. Kudos!             Five Year Vest1 review Mike deMarino Seaburn, 2004 Read this, before you apply at the NYPD! Forgive the sometimes bad English and focus on what he's telling us: his experience of the worst 5 years of his life in the NYPD! A must read for anyone, who would otherwise blindly fall for the NYPD's sales pitch on the subway posters in New York City (to become one of New York's Finest). It ...             Beyond the Badge, A Spiritual Survival Guide for Cops and Their Families2 reviews Charles Ferrara Good News - Living Stream Publications, 2006 Rewarding! + Must have Without a doubt, this book touched my heart spiritually. The author engaged his audience as he discussed his life experiences on the "job" and most importantly with God. I highly recommend this book to all people. It will truly bless you in every way.             Tunnel Vision: (Thru the Eyes of a Transit Cop)3 reviews W. K. Brown iUniverse, Inc., 2005 from another NYC transit cop: + Look out on the subway + Greatest Book Ever An LAPD writer friend of mine just found TUNNEL VISION and asked me, "How about reviewing the book?" Well, when he reads it, he'll say, "Nah, that can't be..." But if he was Transit like me, he'd say, "Yeah, he nailed it, alright." W.K. Brown nailed it. Great read. Trebor Nehoc author, THE ...             No Lights, No Sirens: The Corruption and Redemption of an Inner City Cop15 reviews Robert Cea William Morrow, 2005 A heart-pounding and heart-felt memoir + very good read + Fantastic. + Sizzling N.Y.P.D. True Story             Gray Shades of Blue1 review Philip V. Bulone 1st Books Library, 2004 The Truth and Nothing But the Truth Gray Shades of Blue is entertaining, insightful, and educational. The author, Philip Bulone, is a former NYC cop and a natural storyteller. His talent as a raconteur builds as he takes the reader on a journey from the streets of Brooklyn in the 1960s, to jungles of Vietnam and back to NYC in the ...             Hey Mom, Is Daddy Off?1 review James J. Lowney Airleaf Publishing, 2006 awesome what a good book too read.All people with families will like this book not just police families.The author really tells the struggles of working in the subway and raising a family.I would tell all families to buy this book.what a great christmas gift.             Lethal Embrace11 reviews Michael Benson, Robert Mladinich Pinnacle, 2007 Great story/great book ... I'm a fan of Bob Mladinich first true crime account of New York serial killer Joel Rifkin ("From the Mouth of the Monster") ... I've also had the pleasure of meeting the big guy (Mladinich) and he's the real thing. This is a very well research and written account of a fascinating crime.             NYPD Destroy Team Ronnie Goss AuthorHouse, 2005 NYPD Destroy Team is about four cops that band to wreck havoc on the streets of Manhattan to stop crime. With the quality of life crimes are virtually unchallenged by some cops, the Destroy Team will assure you that will change. They don't care how small the crime is, it will be challenged.