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People are sometimes surprised to find out that in addition to working in Law Enforcement and posting stuff on social media I am an author. My first novel, titled Fire Cop, came out in October of 2015. This week my second novel will be released on Wednesday, April 26th.

I always loved to read. However, police mystery type novels were never my thing. I was mostly into SciFi type books. Maybe even a military thriller like what Tom Clancy writes. But never true mystery.

How often do you hear the cliche "Don't judge a book by the cover"? I tend to operate that way in may aspects of life. However, Annette Dashofy's new book With a Vengeance is easy to judge by the cover.

Retired Police chief turned author Scott (LS) Silverii has released a prequel novel to the books in the Savage Souls MC series. Sabotage: Beginnings is an interesting mix of both military thriller with a splash of a suspenseful revenge tale.

Debut author Seth Cocker has crafted an interesting story with Salty Sky. A novel about a retired DEA pilot who becomes a revenge target for a drug cartel leader.

Imagine being kidnaped. Next imagine being rescued from the kidnapper. Then imagine getting kidnapped again, only this time, having the ability to fight back. That is the basic plot for Find Her.

A few months ago I reviewed the debut novel by Janey Mack titled Times Up. Mack is back with her crime-stopping meter maid Maisie McGrane in the follow-up Choked Up.

Grift is a swindle or a scam. In the novel True Grift, there are many scams going on and it makes for a story where you need to keep reading to find out what happens next.

Eli Marks is a magician and helps run a small magic store. Across the street from his store is a discount movie theater. One night when looking out his apartment window Eli sees a dead body in the projection booth of the theater.

Many people dream of seeing a book they have written on a bookstore shelve. Depending on the source I have seen the statistics state 10%-25% of the population would put "publish a book" on their bucket list. I was part of that statistic, but this week I crossed that entry off my bucket list.