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Edward Conlon draws from his extensive experience as a police officer to depict the raw and authentic reality of street-level life. His writing delves into the complexities of human nature, exploring the intricate dynamics between law and those who break it. Conlon's style is direct and unflinching, marked by keen observation and sharp insights. Through his work, he offers a unique perspective on the grittier aspects of urban existence and the moral quandaries faced by those on the front lines.

2012
Red on Red
464 pages
17 hours of reading
3.3(11)Add rating
The story follows Nick Meehan, an introspective and weary NYPD detective, who is reassigned to a challenging squad in upper Manhattan. Partnered with the ambitious but rule-bending Esposito, their strong friendship evolves amid a backdrop of complex investigations, including a suspicious hanging, a serial rapist, a troubled schoolgirl, and a violent gang conflict. The narrative delves into the gritty realities of police work, exploring themes of friendship, morality, and the toll of the job on those who serve.
2005
Blue Blood
576 pages
21 hours of reading
3.7(148)Add rating
An insider story of Edward Conlon's career in the New York Police Department. It tells of his first days as a rookie, walking a beat in the south Bronx through his time in narcotics and his ascent to gold shield detective.

Red on Red

Blue Blood