Codename: Omega (Feat. the Apiary Society)
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The Apiary Society) SUPERBIA $2.99 Kindle, $9.99 paperback, Free on Amazon Prime (Also available in a Collected Edition featuring Book 1 and 2) "Ed McBain for the 21st Century." Matt Posner, author of School of the Ages "Schaffer is the very best independent author I have ever read...with Superbia, Schaffer has taken his game to an entirely new level." David Hulegaard, author of Noble “Step to the side, Joseph Wambaugh." 5-Star Customer Review "Schaffer's writing is top notch. He is funny, dark... and tortured throughout. I was laughing at one page and then crying the next." The Book Nook Club A deadly shooting leaves police officer Frank O'Ryan with a shattered knee and a growing addiction to Percocet. Upon his return to duty, he is assigned to assist the most despised person in his police department, Detective Vic Ajax. Together, the two officers will encounter everything from drug stashes hidden inside dirty baby diapers to geriatric child molesters. They will journey into a world of madness, crushing isolation, and unsung heroism from which so few return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Apiary Society) SUPERBIA $2.99 Kindle, $9.99 paperback, Free on Amazon Prime (Also available in a Collected Edition featuring Book 1 and 2) "Ed McBain for the 21st Century." Matt Posner, author of School of the Ages "Schaffer is the very best independent author I have ever read...with Superbia, Schaffer has taken his game to an entirely new level." David Hulegaard, author of Noble “Step to the side, Joseph Wambaugh." 5-Star Customer Review "Schaffer's writing is top notch. He is funny, dark... and tortured throughout. I was laughing at one page and then crying the next." The Book Nook Club A deadly shooting leaves police officer Frank O'Ryan with a shattered knee and a growing addiction to Percocet. Upon his return to duty, he is assigned to assist the most despised person in his police department, Detective Vic Ajax. Together, the two officers will encounter everything from drug stashes hidden inside dirty baby diapers to geriatric child molesters. They will journey into a world of madness, crushing isolation, and unsung heroism from which so few return.
What to read after Codename: Omega (Feat. the Apiary Society)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Schaffer to read onlineMoreLess
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