β Scribed by Mark Zubro
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Detectives try to save lives and protect the community and themselves.We all saw the video of the Chicago cop who shot the kid sixteen time while his colleagues stood and watched. What would happen if Detectives Paul Turner and Buck Fenwick in a similar scenario showed up ten seconds before the firing started. In Mark Zubro's twelfth book in his Paul Turner, gay police detective series, they'd do the right thing and put a stop to it. But that would only be the beginning of the intrigue, danger, and death that surrounds them in a ring of silence as they try to solve a mystery and do the right thing for themselves, their families, their colleagues, the community, and the rule of law.
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