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|  | | Conflict in Blue; The Marissa Ortega Story
Police Officer's daughter becomes an LAPD officer herself to get revenge on those responsible for the death of her father
This story unfolds with the daughter of Sergio Ortega from the book, "True to the Blue." Marissa Ortega, who is now a Los Angeles police officer assigned to the Northeast Division of Operation Central Bureau. When Marissa Ortega and her partner are involved in a violent vehicle pursuit and shoot-out with a carload of Avenues Street Gang members, who all end up getting killed, the Mexican Mafia orders a hit on Marissa and her partner. The person who is ordered to carry out the hit is none other than Jorge Mendoza, the Avenues Street Gang member who was now out of prison after serving twenty-eig | |  | | Desperate Measures; The Chase Longmire Story
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The book follows the story of Chase Longmire, a high-ranking 23-year veteran police detective working at LAPD’s elite Robbery Homicide Division. Chase soon learns that he has an incurable form of brain cancer with six months to live. He has to come to terms with his terminal disease and devises a plan to return to uniform patrol (street cop) in a hot division (Newton Division) to commit suicide by thug. If he dies on the job, his family will collect 1.5 million dollar life insurance policy. However, it turns out getting killed on the job has its problems. His plan runs into a major snag when t | |  | | Eclipse of the Blue; For Greater Glory
This story follows the lives of twelve retired L. A. police officers who band together to commit the perfect crime.
After experiencing a 42 year high working at the two police agencies, retired-police-officer-turned-author D.E. Gray realized that he and others like him were being replaced by a new breed of cop, many of whom never had to think outside the box or more accurately, outside the police manual.
The new breed of cops had new cars, new weapons, newer equipment, newer training and even more modern newly built police stations.
This story follows the lives of twelve retired L. A. police officers who band together to commit the perfect crime, proving to themselves that they aren’t too | |  | | Gumshoe; The Walter Sunderland Story
Disgraced police sergeant turns private eye to regain his integrity.
Disgraced police sergeant turns private eye to regain his integrity. | |  | | Talking Out Loud; The Casey Hoghupper Story
Imagine if you will, you are a police officer in a large metropolitan city and you have a guardian angel that only you can see and hear. Congratulations, you have just crossed over into the "Twilight Zone"
Casey Hoghupper, a six year veteran police officer working LAPD's 77th Division has a secret. She has a guardian angel that no one else can see or hear but her. The problem is the other officers in her division only see her "Talking Out Loud" when no one else is present.
Question: Is the stress of her job causing her to lose her mind?
The Captain of her division along with City Psychologist, Althea Bianchi, are tasked with finding out if she is still fit to
"Protect and to Serve" the citizen's of Los Angeles. | |  | | The Warrior In Me
The Warrior in Me offers readers a look back at the author’s distinguished career with both the Los Angeles Police Department and the Escondido Police Department.
The Warrior in Me offers readers a look back at the author’s distinguished career with both the Los Angeles Police Department and the Escondido Police Department. It contains several accounts of true events that happened in various locations of California from murder to robbery and chases. Along the way, Gray learned that there were cops, and then there were real cops – the ones who worked the streets everyday. Gray further surmised that law enforcement organizations are comprised of two groups of people – street warriors (who patrolled the mean streets) and administrators (who worked their wa | |  | | True to the Blue
“True to the Blue” while it is a work of fiction, it is based in part on a true story.
This story begins in early 1999 and follows the hardships of Sergio Ortega; a six-year veteran of the L.A.P.D. who is assigned to the elite *C.R.A.S.H. gang unit of the Operations Central Bureau. It follows Ortega’s struggle to be the best at what he does, getting the bad guys off the streets, while staying true to his badge and the blue uniform that he wears and that represents cops in every city.
With the infamous L.A.P.D. Rampart scandal about to break wide open and Chief Bernard Parks’ hardline approach with his officer accountability policy, Ortega eventually discovers that being a g |
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Counting Coup
by Susan Smith
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 Book 2 of The Commander and the Chief series finds the Chief "on the warpath" and "counting coup" with her enemies on both sides of the ocean. Meanwhile, she fights an indictment and risks losing her latest love, the Commander, as well as unleashing |
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