Monday, April 20, 2015

Agreed . . . my stories are Fiction that read like Non-Fiction

This review from an Amazon top 10 Reviewer

 The story, with its cataclysmic climax, was pretty extreme, but from reading newspaper headlines about corrupt cops, I know this kind of thing does happen in real life, perhaps not quite so dramatically, but it happens. Author Curt Rude has done a nice job of fictionally describing one "bad cop" scenario.
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