City of Fire
by
Thomas Fitzsimmons (Goodreads Author)
The rough streets of the south Bronx. Home to countless gangs, pimps, and hustlers. A land where a gunshot is as common as a baby crying. A place where a day without a murder is an oddity. But this place is home to many, and it's where ten-year police veteran Michael Beckett has spent most of his time. Beckett has policing in his blood. He's from a long line of New Yo
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Published
March 3rd 2009
by Forge Books
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Larry Hoffer
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Good, not great. I picked this book up at an airport because I needed something to read when my flight was delayed. It was a fairly quick read, but I felt like I knew where the whole book was going from the beginning, save one thread of the story. Honestly, I know that corruption exists in police forces, but do I have to read another book about corrupt cops led around by power-hungry figures taking advantage of the cops' weaknesses?
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I think it takes a cop to truly appreciate police stories/thrillers like those written by Ed McBain & Joe Wambaugh. I'm a retired cop and just finished City of Fire by Thomas Fitzsimmons; a terrific page turner written by a NYC cop with a fresh voice. I hope he has more books in him.
Pretty entertaining. I love to read books that were written by cops. Just adds extra flavor.
This was entertaining, but not a literary achievement by any means.
pretty good book
This is the first time I've read anything by this author, but I thought it was a page turner. It had very little romance in it, but it still worked.
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Thomas Fitzsimmons didn't need to go to the public library, interview participants, or hire a team of high-priced researchers to write gritty stories. For Fitzsimmons, a former New York City police officer, NBC television personality, Ford Model, and soap-opera/TV commercial actor, business associate and friend to some of the country's most rich and famous, it was as simple as recalling his life.
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