The City of Detroit is gripped by violence,drugs, racial tensions and a local media bent on fueling the fire. One of its worst neighborhoods, Brightmoor, is on the brink of a riot. A fictional account of a Police Officer's struggle to save his family from a neighborhood turned upside down by blight, poverty and drug dealers. A very compelling story of a community so down trodden President George W. Bush himself asked "Can anything good come out of Brightmoor?"
Excerpt
"It's over, Malcolm. Come on, give up. It's over."
"Over? Ain't nothin' ever over Officer Rolands. Detroit is always gonna be Detroit and I'm always gonna be black. Over. Maybe for you. Ain't nothin' ever gonna be over for me."
Professional Reviews
The Book Reader
“This is a very good novel, filled with exact police procedure and with an intimate knowledge of the ugly underbelly of America. Hansen writes with great verve, giving a luminous portrait of life lived day-by-day, in some cases, inch-by-inch. Here are the choices we all make, our regrets, our savagery, what we choose to avoid or confront. The inner city drugs, sex and brutalities are powerfully portrayed, and Warpath is a haunting, moving and disturbing novel.”
Serial killer Ted Bundy's murders recounted from the perspective of thirty years after his execution in a Florida prison.
Brutal, compelling, with new updated facts about the case, his victims and the compulsions that drove Ted Bundy to mass murder.
Serial killer Ted Bundy's murders recounted from the perspective of thirty years after his execution in a Florida prison.
Brutal, compelling, with new updated facts about the case, his victims and the compulsions that drove Ted Bundy to mass murder.
