Monday, December 3, 2012

Answer #52 Police Stories

Why don't you write a book just about your police experiences? I loved the stories about Martin and what he had to deal with while working. Something tells me that those are real stories.

Great idea. I'm glad you liked those sidebar stories from JusThis. 
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