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Hugh Holton

    A Chicago police captain at the time of his death, this author delves into the world of crime and law enforcement. His writing is characterized by its realistic portrayal of Chicago life and the psychological depth of its characters. Readers appreciate his ability to depict complex moral dilemmas and the tension that defines both his characters and the settings they inhabit.

    Violent Crimes
    The Thin Black Line
    • 2010

      The Thin Black Line

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      This book delves into the lives and experiences of Black police officers working in some of the toughest neighborhoods. It highlights their unique challenges and the complexities of their roles as they navigate community relations, personal identity, and systemic issues within law enforcement. Through personal stories and insights, the narrative sheds light on the often-overlooked perspectives of these individuals, revealing the intersection of race, duty, and community service in policing.

      The Thin Black Line
    • 1998

      Violent Crimes

      • 512 pages
      • 18 hours of reading
      3.9(50)Add rating

      Commander Larry Cole, a twenty-six-year veteran of the Chicago Police force, comes up against the most vicious criminal he has ever faced, multi-millionaire Steven Zalkin, who turns out to be linked to the first case on which Cole ever worked. Reprint.

      Violent Crimes