Robert Daley Books

Featuring floral art by Delia Daley, this spinoff from Soul Talk presents drawings of the official flowers for all Fifty States, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Each illustration is accompanied by the respective state motto and a brief commentary, encouraging reflection. The book aims to offer relaxation while fostering an appreciation for the foundational ideas that shaped the United States.

Lambert, an American expatriate living in post-WW II France, executes the perfect crime by robbing the Banque de Nice. As Bellarmine, a young, idealistic detective, closes in on Lambert, he falls in love with the thief's beautiful wife. Now Bellarmine and Lambert face off in a deadly game of man against man, and cop against criminal.

Een vooraanstaande New Yorkse politieman tracht de corruptie in het politiekorps te bestrijden, hetgeen men hem niet in dank afneemt.

The author gives us an excellent lead character in New York Asst. D.A. Judith Adler as she grapples with a series of rape cases. But that's not all--there's a strong emotional plot as well between Adler, Joe Hearn--a New York cop--and his wife. Daley is really at the top of his form with this book.

It has shaken the foundations of the wall of blue. And the assassination of two patrolmen has a tired, corrupt, and cunning chief of detectives scrambling not just to find the killers, but to save his career. After a lifetime of cleaning up death scenes, Earl Eisheid knows that this one is only beginning. Someone out there has declared war, and Eisheid's worse nightmare - of five thousand white-gloved cops saluting, a bugler playing taps, and a man with a gun - is about to come true...