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Wow, what an outstanding book! “Front Row Seat” is a perfect title…I felt like I was sitting in the cruiser right there between Donna and Gerald. They always say there’s no one better to describe a scenario than someone who’s actually been there…the author did an outstanding job of detailing the various events he took us through…again, I felt like I was in the room observing as each of the stories unfolded. Probably the aspect I enjoyed most was knowing this wasn’t a fiction novel about the next Dick Tracy, but a true-life depiction of what it’s like to be in the field with characters based on real cops, and real events. I hope Donna has a long and successful career, and I hope Sgt Reilly enjoys his retired life. Hurry up with book 2! : ) ~
Scott T.
Great book. Read the entire book in one evening. I grew up in North Hayward (East Hartford) in the 60s-70s and still have family there today. I enjoyed all the local references. The book was well written. I felt that I was there – in the middle – of every call. ~
Marc Rick
This book is a great read for anyone interested in reading about day-to-day police patrol work. The author, who obviously knows his subject, adds just the right amount of action and jargon to make it realistic. I couldn’t put it down! ~
T. Juergens
Bought 2 copies of this great book!! Gave to friends who wanted to know what being a cop is really like!!! ~
Drurex99
Unique view of police work in a difficult less than supportive environment where the officer needs to shuffle competing priorities -part social work part law enforcement. ~
E.S
This is a great read, a realistic account of what day to day police work is really like from different perspectives, from an author with real life experience!! ~
Dorothy O
Author Mark Kelly combined just the right amount humor for someone to stop and re-read the last sentence or two for a good chuckle. ~
Gary
Couldn’t put this down! Great story with hooks and drama that felt grounded and real. All the stars ~
Margaret Van Camp
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2021 ~
Drew T Fletcher