From Behind the Blue Line
by William Mark
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Pub Date Jul 15 2015 | Archive Date Aug 14 2015
Description
When an innocent child, a daughter, is taken away from police Lieutenant Dylan Akers, he enlists the help of his longtime, but estranged friend, Beau Rivers. The men joined the police force as the best of friends, but the friendship ended abruptly in the following years amongst the aftermath of Beau's self-destruction. Can this tragedy bring them back together and reinforce the bond?
Dylan hopes Beau will help him obtain justice. Justice no matter the cost. Is his request too much to ask of a friend, a fellow cop, especially when it involves murder? A previously unknown fact comes to light, and Beau is committed to righting this wrong, no matter the consequences.
Together the pair step from behind the Blue Line to avenge a child’s death, all while under the watchful eye of a determined Internal Affairs commander as well as their fellow officers.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781940869483 |
| PRICE | $15.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Michele N, Reviewer
As you would expect, there was plenty of police action in this book. What you don't expect is the length to which two people (even if they are police officers sworn to protect and serve) would go to make sure justice is served when a heinous crime is committed against a child. Strained relationship aside, Beau Rivers and Dylan Akers are still old friends. The raw emotion between these two "brothers" in this book is amazing. It is definitely one of those "can't put down until you're done" books.
Angela D, Reviewer
I really enjoyed this book. This was the first I've read from this author and I had a hard time putting it down. It's always interesting to me when throughout the book can see how the past has dictated the present and even though it was may not have been the right choice I cheered for Dylan and Beau throughout the story. Thanks for the opportunity!
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