
City of Destiny
by Brian T. O'Neill
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Pub Date Feb 20 2019 | Archive Date Apr 21 2019
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Description
Fast friends since childhood, police sergeant Michael Cassidy and lieutenant Nate Orlando have served side by side for years. But everything changes when a woman comes between them and the bloodiest gang war Tacoma, the City of Destiny, has seen in decades erupts on their watch.
Cassidy alone believes the Mexican Mafia is responsible, but no one is likely to believe a demoted alcoholic cop, especially when his best friend turns his back on him. In a whirlwind of shootings, drug deals, and deception. Cassidy and Francine "Echie" Echevaria, a sultry gang cop he's fallen for, must act quickly--or become the next victims.
City of Destiny grabs the reader from the start and never lets go as it follows the violent twists and turns of a cop trying to keep his life on track and doing his best to keep the drug lords from killing everyone in their path.
Advance Praise
I fell in love with it . . . I couldn't put it down. --Morty Mint, Mint Literary Agency and former president of Penguin Publishing
O'Neill has an intimate knowledge of the streets of Tacoma, the most violent city in the Pacific Northwest. His City of Destiny is a fascinating portrayal of toxic rivalries and tension inside a police department and the war zone outside. --Patrick O'Callahan, retired opinion editor at the Tacoma News Tribune and lecturer in journalism at the University of Washington Tacoma
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9781945271878 |
PRICE | $9.95 (USD) |
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