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The Murderers (Badge of Honor, Bk 6)
The Murderers - Badge of Honor, Bk 6
Author: W. E. B. Griffin
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ISBN-13: 9780515117424
ISBN-10: 0515117420
Publication Date: 11/1/1995
Pages: 544
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4 stars, based on 48 ratings
Publisher: Jove Books
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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Book VI in the saga of the Philidelphia Police Force (A Badge of Honor.
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Note that this is number IV in the Badge of Honor series. However, I read it without having read the others and I enjoyed it without feeling I was missing anything.
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The 'Badge of Honor' series takes you behind the scenes of today's urban police force, and Griffin captivates you with characters the way few authors can.
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In Philadelphia in the 1970s, mayoral and police department politics were a lot tougher for the city's cops than for the hoodlums and bad guys; it was the era of Frank Rizzo, the beat cop turned police commissioner turned mayor. Rizzo, who really did wear his nightstick tucked into his cummerbund at formal functions so he could respond to police dispatcher's calls, often used the cops as a tool in his political career. "The Murderers" is volume six in Griffin's popular Badge of Honor series, the fictional saga of the police force during Rizzo's fascinating tenure. Griffin knows Philly, the Philadelphia PD, and cops, and he fills his novels with vast amounts of detail as proof of that knowledge. His style sometimes even takes on the convoluted cop-speak found in police reports. He might, for example, take two pages to describe the route a character drives from Chestnut Hill to Center City. Yet, somehow, such excesses become virtues in the eyes of his readers. Griffin writes very much to a formula (he's also the author of similar series about the army and the marines), but that formula is agreeable to a large, devoted following. The faithful will be asking for "The Murderers".
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This book was outstanding. Couldn't put it down.
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crime, cops, corruption and the mob!
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A great storyteller spins a yarn about the Philadelphia Police Department.
tonya avatar reviewed The Murderers (Badge of Honor, Bk 6) on + 26 more book reviews
Another great book by W.E.B Griffin